Indian
Vegetarian restaurant based on the 4 elements of nature theme. Jain dishes available on request. Open 12.00-23.30. Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-11:00pm.
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S5, 2nd Floor Select Citywalk mall, A-3 District Center, New Delhi, India, 110017
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 24 Feb 2014 by Guest
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4 Reviews
First Review by m@earthville
mtravel
Points +637
Happy Food - Edit
They do know what vegan means and make a lot more dishes vegan than what is marked on the menu. They also make it jain if you want to (no onions & garlic).
Read moreIt was very tasty, but it is not cheap.
Guest
SwapnilJain
Points +15
Awesome!!!! - Edit
Nice Restaurant, staff always smiles . For visitors like us who only eats jain food . Best place to go.
Read moreCons: Moderate
Guest
Madhumita
Points +66
The aroma and the presentation of the food... - Edit
Beautiful decor, soft music, very polite attendants and a very interesting menu and obviously a perfect food! The "start" was perfect, the main course was delicious, and I even asked for one more dessert! :) This is what I expect from a restaurant that serves sattvik food (which is the diet I do because of meditation practices). I have been referring to India for over 20 years and I can say that this was one of the best restaurants I have ever been to! I wish much success, and I hope to make another visit in near future!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-07-25
Pros: Food perfectly spiced, presented and served. , Super polite staff, Very beautiful and calm
Guest
m@earthville
Points +9685
Tasty, unusually creative veggie fare, for a price - Edit
The chefs at Sattvik not only know how to cook; they also know how to invent. The menu features plenty of original creations that are a welcome change from the ubiquitous Indian + pseudo-Chinese menu one finds at most Indian restaurants.
Read moreVegans will find few options on the heavily paneer-oriented menu, but fortunately the handful of vegan selections are unusual and well-executed. The Hari Kadai with apples was a lovely dish.
For vegans (and our lactose-intolerant friends) who enjoy Indian breads such as nan but rarely get a chance to eat them (because it's usually prepared with milk), don't miss the breads here. I had a kulcha that was quite excellent. (I was told the nan and paranthas here are also vegan, but please ask again to be sure.)
Despite its location on the top floor of the surreally posh Citiwalk mall, the atmosphere in the restaurant itself was pleasant and relatively tranquil, with mellow Indian classical music instead of the brash pop that ruins the ambience at many comparable restaurants.
The only point of complaint is that Sattvik is conspicuously hungry for your money: The menu is pricey (especially the smaller items and drinks add up), and the wait staff are clearly trained to milk customers for as much cash as possible. They weren't too overbearing in their salesmanship, but neither were they subtle, and for me this overt commercialism does detract from an otherwise pleasant experience. If you don't mind spending, though, Sattvik is worth a visit for its refreshingly creative menu.
Pros: Creative veg cuisine, Reasonably vegan-friendly
Cons: Pricey, even for the high quality, Few vegan options
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