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CLOSED: Navdanya Organic Food Cafe and Shop
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Vegetarian
Organic, slow food cafe and and health food shop. Offers a menu of both familiar and creative Indian dishes with plenty of vegan choices. Set in a quiet back corner of the Dilli Haat market (Rs 20 admission required to Dilli Haat). Not always open the same hours as Dilli Haat, so consider calling ahead. Reported closed March 2023.
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Dilli Haat, Shop 18, Aurobindo Marg (at opposite INA Market), New Delhi, India
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Last update on 04 Mar 2023 by DominicH
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Added by m@earthville on 09 Feb 2013
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2 Reviews
First Review by m@earthville
valepaz
Points +283
Lovely little cafe - Edit
The food was great, they do serve dairy but they have a bunch of vegan options and when we told them we were vegan they even made changes and suggestions to suit our dietary requirements. Everything we had was delicious!
Read morePros: All veggie lots of vegan options, Organic, Super nice staff
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m@earthville
Points +9701
Organic meals & snacks in the heart of Delhi - Edit
Navdanya is one of the foremost Indian NGOs working for ecological, agricultural, and women's issues. The Navdanya Cafe at Dilli Haat leverages their relationships with organic farmers across the country to provide meals and snacks made from organic ingredients. The menu features organic versions of popular street food as well as several more creative inventions (my favorite of which is the amaranth cutlet). Several dishes include dairy (paneer, etc.), but there are plenty of vegan options.
Read moreThe cafe also serves as a shop, selling a great variety of organic dry goods such as grains, pulses, spices, herbs, etc. at reasonable prices.
The setting is a quiet back corner of Dilli Haat, a government-operated market featuring booths selling crafts and vittles from every state across India. Dilli Haat is conveniently located immediately south of the INA metro, on the west side of Aurobindo Marg (across the street from INA market). There's a Rs 20 admission fee to enter Dilli Haat (buy tickets from the window near the front gate).
It's a very casual affair, so don't expect table service or anything fancy, but they're nice people working for a great organization and serving good food at fair prices - especially since it's one of the handful of organic restaurants in Delhi - so it's worth a visit.
Enjoy!
Pros: organic ingredients, ample vegan options, reasonably priced
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