Cafe De Zostal - Udaipur

Delicious food. I ordered one of the dals as well as steamed rice and paratha. they could cook it without ghee and milk. second time the waiter went to the plants 5 minutes after I told him I was ready to order. wtf updated by previous review on 2022-07-30

Several vegan options are clearly marked. I ordered the vegan pizza that came with homemade cashew cheese and vegetables, as well as the vegan brownie and a chai with soy milk. our server was extremely helpful and accommodating, and the prospect of the sea was certainly a plus.

This is the place to lunch in udaipur. the employees understand what veganism is and will be happy to help them. my partner and I shared the aubergine and tomatenkur and a chana masala with rice and roti as well as a vegan brownie dessert and it was delicious. I was also tied to finally enjoy an Indian style chai (with soy milk). this place really recommend! the access is somewhat strange: they must enter the building on the left side shortly before the big tor, follow the sign until they arrive in a small in-house, then it is up in the first building.

We arrived late in udaipur and this was our first station, bags and everything. we received the warmest greetings, of which I had not received in the whole. we were told where we can leave our bags and watch them. then the owner (I suspect) took the time after our meal to give us a route for the city. it was amazing. no gimmicks, just honesty. the food was delicious, had channa massala, they could say how fresh the ingredients were. it was not loaded with oil. veganism is very well understood. the price is not the best buck in india. but they pay for the fresh ingredients and atmosphere, so that we cannot complain. had two dishes, two chai tea soya and a vegan brownies for almost 700s. you should go here.

I sat at the outside area which isn 't really outside, but you have a view upon the lake. It 's a nice, cosy and hygienic place and the food is good. The menu is completely vegetarian and they have vegan and gluten-free options as well. They serve Indian food as well as pizza and chinese food. You can drink your coffee with soy or almond milk. The prices are reasonable. I payed 320 rupees for a meal and 50 for a cup of tea.