Delicious Indian Vegetarian and Vegan Food.
Takeaway Menu Wholeweek 11 am – 20 pm
Monday
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Served with mixed Vegetables, moong dal, salad chutney, pakora
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Served with mixed vegetable, chutney and salad
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Served with mixed vegetable, chutney and salad
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Served with yogurt Churney, spices
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Served with yogurt, tamarind chutney
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Oats, almond / oats milk, raisins, pumpkin seeds, sun flower seeds, coconut flax, palm sugar ( Dada’s Special dish!! )
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Dessert
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Dessert
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Dessert
Tuesday
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Served with mixed Vegetables, moong dal, salad chutney, pakora
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Served with mixed vegetable, chutney and salad
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Served with mixed vegetable, chutney and salad
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Served with yogurt Churney, spices
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Served with yogurt, tamarind chutney
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Oats, almond / oats milk, raisins, pumpkin seeds, sun flower seeds, coconut flax, palm sugar ( Dada’s Special dish!! )
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Ice cream ( Chocolate, Vanilla, Butter Scotch )
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Gond Laddu ( Wheat flour, Gum, sugar and oil )
Wednesday
On Wednesdays we are closed.
Thursday
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Served with aloo gobhi ki sabji, moong dal, salad, chutney, spinach pakora
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Served with aloo gobhi ki sabji, chutney and salad
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Served with Gatte ki sabji, chutney, and salad
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Served with yogurt, chutney and spices
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Served with yogurt, tamarind chutney
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Served with yogurt, chutney, and salad
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Oats, almond / oats milk, raisins, pumpkin seeds, sun flower seeds, coconut flax, palm sugar ( Dada’s Special dish!! )
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Ice cream (Chocolate, Vanilla, Butter scotch )
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Friday
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Served with Pumpkin Vegetable, moong dal, salad, chutney, spinach pakora
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Served with Pumpkin Veg, chutney and salad
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Served with Pumpkin veg, chutney, and salad
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Served with yogurt, chutney and spices
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Served with yogurt, tamarind chutney
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Served with yogurt, chutney and salad
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Ice cream ( Chocolate, vanilla, butter scotch )
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Saturday
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Served with raita, chutney, pakora, salad
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Served with Sambhar, chutney
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Served with aloo matar sabji, salad, chutney
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Served with salad, chutney
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served with yogurt chutney and salad
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Served with youhurt, chutney, spices/ chutney, spices
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Served with green and red chutney, salad
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Served with yogurt, chutney and salad
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Sunday
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Aloo matar paneer, Chana dal, Pakora, chutney, salad
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Served with Sambhar, chutney
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Served with aloo matar paneer sabji, Salad, Chutney
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Served with Tamarind and coriander mint chutney
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Served with salad, chutney
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Served with yogurt, chutney, and salad
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Served with youhurt, chutney, spices/ chutney, spices
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Served with green and red chutney, salad
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Served with yogurt, chutney and salad
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Kheer spacial ( Basmati rice with milk, nuts and raisins )
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Our Philosophy
Only food which is helpful in keeping the body and mind sentient should be eaten.
Food, Cells, Physical and Mental Development the physical body of every human being is composed of countless cells. Each of these cells has its individual mind, soul, etc., but the minds of the cells are different from the human mind.
The human mind is the unit microcosm plus the collection of the minds of the protozoic and metazoic cells; therefore the human mind is a collective mind. the unit mind is inseparably related to each of its composite entities [individually]; and in a collective way also the minds of the cells have a certain relationship with the human mind.
Cells generally grow out of light, air, water and the food we eat. The nature of food and drink has its effect upon the cells, and consequently also influences the human mind. Obviously each and every individual, or spiritual aspirant, should be very cautious in selecting food.
Suppose a person takes támasika, or static, food. The result will be that after a certain period, static cells will grow and exercise a static influence on the aspirant’s mind. Human beings must select sáttvika, or sentient, or rájasika, or mutative, food according to time, place and person.
This will lead to the birth of sentient cells, which in turn will produce a love for spiritual practice and help in attaining psychic equilibrium and equipoise, leading to immense spiritual elevation. Only food which is helpful in keeping the body and mind sentient should be eaten.
Every object of the world is dominated by one of the three principles – sentient, mutative, and static. Food is no exception, and according to its intrinsic nature, is divided into the same three categories.
Sentient food: Food which produces sentient cells and is thus conducive to physical and mental well-being is sentient. Examples of sentient food are rice, wheat, barley, all kinds of pulses, fruit, milk and milk products.
Mutative food: Food which is good for the body and may or may not be good for the mind, but certainly not harmful for the mind, is mutative.
Static food: Food which is harmful for the mind and may or may not be good for the body is static. Onion, garlic, wine, stale and rotten food, meat of large animals such as cows and buffaloes, fish, eggs, etc., are static. In order to have a balanced mind and to progress spiritually, we need to pay attention to the qualities of the food we eat.
The idea that “I will just do my spiritual practice and eat any food, proper or improper” will not do.