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Aurangabad's favourite modern vegetarian is loved for delectable pure-veg dishes that really pop with flavour (try the veg handi or off-menu paneer Hyderabadi) and come with spice level indicators (one chilli pepper equals medium – they don't offer an explanation for the four chilli pepper offerings...). It's 400m north of CIDCO Bus Stand.

Tuned-in servers gracefully navigate the clean, contemporary surrounds. So clean, in fact, the kitchen is open for all to see.


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Nearby Aurangabad attractions

1. Shrimat Chatrapati Shivaji Museum

2.21 MILES

This simple museum is dedicated to the life of the Maratha hero Shivaji. Its collection includes a 500-year-old chain-mail suit and a copy of the Quran,…

2. Panchakki

3.32 MILES

The garden complex of Panchakki, literally meaning ‘water wheel’, takes its name from the ancient hydromill which, in its day, was considered a marvel of…

3. Bibi-qa-Maqbara

3.33 MILES

Built by Aurangzeb’s son Azam Khan in 1679 as a mausoleum for his mother Rabia-ud-Daurani, Bibi-qa-Maqbara is widely known as the poor man’s Taj. With its…

4. Aurangabad Caves

4.38 MILES

Architecturally speaking, the Aurangabad Caves aren’t a patch on Ellora or Ajanta, but they do shed light on early Buddhist architecture and make for a…

5. Daulatabad Fort

10.87 MILES

No trip to Aurangabad is complete without a pit stop at the ruined but truly magnificent hilltop fortress of Daulatabad, about 15km away from town en…

6. Alamgir Dargah

14.41 MILES

Emperor Aurangzeb, the last of the Mughal greats, is entombed in the courtyard of this simple (and somewhat unwelcoming) shrine. Despite matching the…

7. Cave 2

15.5 MILES

Cave 2 is notable for its ornate pillars and the imposing seated Buddha, which faces the setting sun.

8. Cave 5

15.51 MILES

Cave 5 is the largest vihara in this group, at 18m wide and 36m long; the rows of stone benches hint that it may once have been an assembly hall.