Best Pure Veg restaurants in Delhi…

Nowadays vegetarianism is linked with several health benefits. In a country like India, where people rejoice the enthusiasm of several festivals throughout the year, most of people prefer vegetarian food on the auspicious days even though they don’t observe the rituals.

Here are some best vegetarian restaurants you can explore in Diwaalon ki Dilli….

Veg Gulati

Veg Gulati, a pure veg branch of an old legacy Gulati’s is located at Pandara Road Market, New Delhi.

Although, Gulati is well known for its Butter Chicken and Naan, the Veg Gulati serves all from veggies to paneer to mushroom and corn. Its Shahi Veg Platter is an ultimate mix of all the mouthwatering veg kebabs. Apart from regular veg cuisine, the restaurant also serves the seasonal Kathal (Jackfruit) Masaledaar, which is a real yum of all the dishes. In deserts they have delicious verities of Shrikhand; Mango and fruit.

Cuisine: North Indian Food, Punjabi Food, Tandoori

Cost for Two: INR 1200

Carnatic Café

While looking for veg food options, it often happens that South Indian food hits the list at first and the veg food hunting ends up with small cozy Udupi restaurants by roadside.  Now, here is one of the best south Indian food option ‘Carnatic Café’ located at M Block of GK II.

The pocket friendly café not only serves the regular preferences such as Mysore Masala Dosa and Onion Rava Dosa, it also serves a wide verity of other South Indian Cuisines. Its special treats are Mallesharam 18th Cross, a fluffy yet crispy dosa variety smeared with chutney podi and butter, is named after the well-known street in Bangalore. Another special item is called Bombat, a thick dosa layered with spicy cinnamon garlic chutney and white butter. Apart from these, Carnatic Café also serves tasty and healthy Raagi dosas, made up of only Raagi or Finger millet, which is a rich source of calcium.

Cuisine: South Indian Delicacies

Meal for two: INR 550

Burma Burma

Located at Cyber Hub, Gurugram, Burma Burma is another interesting Pan-Asian and Burmese food restaurant in vegetarian category. Although the place is always over crowded, its interior décor and the ambience are remarkable and appealing to its customers.

Coming to food, one of its must-try-delicacy is Samuza Hincho i.e. samosa soup; samosa served in a tangy soup along with spring vegetables and spicy cheakpeas. Another unusual delicacy is Thoke Sampler, a platter with three different Burmese salads namely raw mango, tea leaves and sunflower leaves. Its Mopi Salai, which is nothing but pan fried dumplings are crunchy and real delicious treats to the taste buds. The restaurant also serves a wide range of cool and refreshing beverages; one of them is The Burmese blossom pitcher, which is a watermelon cooler with cherry, cranberry juice and some rose.

Cuisine: Asian & Burmese

Meal for two: INR 1500

Saravana Bhavan

Located in heart of the Delhi at Connaught Place, Saravana Bhavan  is one of the oldest and most popular Vegetarian South Indian Restaurants in Delhi.

In peak hours, it is very hard to find a table and you need to wait in a really long que. Few of its authentic delicacies include Chettinad Masala Dosa, Ghee Paper Roast Masala, Coconut Rava Masala Dosa, Onion Uttapam and the famous South Indian filter coffee.

Cuisine: South Indian

Meal for two: INR 500

Suruchi Restaurant

With nice interior and comfortable sitting, Suruchi restaurant offers unlimited Thali options. The restaurant is located in Karol Bagh, New Delhi.

It’s most popular delicacies are the Rajasthani Thali, which include Bajre ki Roti and Dal-Bati-Churma along with other veggies and Gujrati Thali which is served with Kadhi, Puran Poli and Khichdi as well.

Cuisine: Gujarati, Rajasthani, North Indian, Fast Food

Meal for two: INR 1,200