Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Indian
Delivery
Take-out
Asian
Vegetarian Indian restaurant offering items that are or can be made vegan such as batata vada, dabeli, dal kachori, poha, khandvi, bhel poori, bread pakora, bhatura, samosa, sev poori, black channa chaat, mix bhajia, poori, corn chaat, aloo channa chaat and dhokla. Specify no butter, ghee, cream or curd. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-12:00am.
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The Wings Building, B Block, Shop no. 11 - behind Miracle Garden Arjan, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
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- Wheelchair accessible
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 20 Feb 2025 by Guest
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1 Review
First Review by keep_it_tdy
keep_it_tdy
Points +22357
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As I was on something of a hot-streak with regards to my choices of Indian establishments, I thought that I would chance my arm once more and roll the dice with this place; a gamble that paid off handsomely.
Read moreWhile I generally stuck to familiar, tried-and-tested dishes, I was still dealt a few, very welcome, surprises. On their own, the batata vada, the bread pakora, and dal kachori would have been excellent, but the addition of salt-heavy seasoning powder over top of them really took things to another level. The same was true with khandvi and the dhokla, but this time the added twist came in the form of sweet, nutty grated coconut. It wasn’t all groundbreaking flavour combinations however, the samosas were as traditional as you might expect, the poha was a just a straightforward, no nonsense tub of goodness, and the mix bhajias were an array of fried loveliness. The chaats all gave a good, spicy account of themselves, though none were especially noteworthy, and the two pooris, the bhel and the sev, were just about ok. Things did take another turn back to the downright brilliant when it came to the breads: the poori was good, the bhatura was even better. Finally, the one item that was completely new to me, the dabeli. It was a curious concoction, but rather agreeable nonetheless.
With a multitude of competitors in the local market, this restaurant did more than enough to make it standout from the crowd and another order from here will be a near must.
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