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Vegetarian
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citysearch c.
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Namaskar. Having recently re-adopted a vegetarian lifestyle I was pleasantly surprised to find this restaraunt in my neighborhood. My test of an Indian restaraunt is to ask them if they have anything appropriate for a ""Jain"" diet. Not only did they know what I was talking about, they whipped up some dal and recently a channa pinhdi (very nicely spiced) for me. The service is attentive but not intrusive. I was joined by five friends , four of them omniverous, who all enjoyed the food and the service. I have yet to sample the entire menu, and I really want to try the idli and the dosas. Seating is limited but I've always been seated quickly. This tells me that Ashok's advertising budget is too small. For the time being I am glad I found an ""undiscoverd"" gem, though I fervently hope that this restaraunt stays around for a long time and I'll need to wait for my dinner. I'll give it a ""10"" after I sampled more of the menu.
Pros: Ample free parking behind the restaruant and knowlegable waitstaff for newbies
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