Padharo sa jain restaurant dharamshala

If you're looking for a place that serves pure Jain food, this spot is definitely worth considering. The restaurant is committed to serving only Jain cuisine, which makes it a reliable choice for those who strictly follow Jain dietary rules. We tried the Shahi Thali, priced at just 150, and it's genuinely value for money. The thali includes: 1 seasonal sabzi (simple and fresh) 1 paneer sabzi (a richer, heavier option) 1 dry sabzi Dal Kadhi Papad 1 sweet (served once) Buttermilk The portion sizes are generous enough to satisfy your hunger completely, and the food is freshly prepared with a homely touch. Now, let's talk about the taste factor. If you are someone who loves rich spices, strong flavors, and restaurant-style indulgence, this place may feel a bit underwhelming. The taste is mild, straightforward, and more focused on being clean and sattvik than being gourmet or extravagant. However, if you value simplicity, purity, and quality ingredients, you'll likely appreciate the food here. Pros: 100% Jain food (hard to find such exclusive spots) Very pocket-friendly (150 for a filling thali) Freshly prepared, homely taste Balanced menu - includes everything you'd expect in a thali Cons: Taste might feel too simple for those seeking strong, spicy flavors Limited variety compared to premium thali restaurants

Great experience food was awesome specially those who prefer jain food. Special thali on Tue and Sunday. Remember to get your choice of coupon downstairs before reaching restaurant at second floor.

Worst restaurant and worst food ever tasted. 1. They don't allow footwear inside and the floor is always mess, the cooked rice n veggies spilled all over the floor and it'l stick to your feet. 2. Highly over rated food, all you can taste and smell is clove in the food. 3. Service is very poor, you have to call waiter 4 times to get a roti. 4. Over priced, Sunday thali is rs. 200, which is not at all worth. 5. No AC, you have to survive the hot weather while eating, so be prepared to sweat n eat if you decide to go. 6. NO PARKING - struggle to find a place to park your vehicle..!

The restaurant closes at 7pm which isn't mentioned here. It's written 24 hours open but only for dharamshala not restaurant. And no parking as it is inside bada fuwara market.

Overall a good place to stay for a quick stop and get refreshed, there's a kitchen area on the second floor where you can get vegetarian food but the menu is fixed bcoz there is thali system but the price is reasonable and the quality & taste is also good so no complaints.