Menu - Rari's Kitchen

Date of Visit: 10th and 12th June 2023. I recently had the most incredible breakfast experience, and I can't help but share my enthusiasm about it! From the mom... read more Date of Visit: 10th and 12th June 2023. I recently had the most incredible breakfast experience, and I can't help but share my enthusiasm about it! From the moment I walked into the charming café, I knew I was in for a treat. The ambiance was cozy yet vibrant, with soft lighting and the pleasant aroma of freshly brewed coffee filling the air. Though this place is in India however it feels like you are visiting Europe because you can find foreigners walking and eating around. I was in Rishikesh with my partner and our Hotel Owner suggested this place to have breakfast. To complement our morning, we ordered fresh orange juice, cinnamon pancake, and Egg with Bread. What made this breakfast experience truly amazing was the exceptional service provided by the staff. They were attentive and friendly. We also got a chance to meet the owner of the property. Her genuine smile and enthusiasm added an extra touch of warmth to the already delightful atmosphere. She also mentioned that they offer homestay at their property however the rooms are occupied most of the time. So, if you are planning to enjoy good food and also looking for a place to stay, this can be a good option. I hope this review helps :D

While looking for a breakfast place, came across Ira's which had a good rating. Loved the place as it felt very earthly as the seating was now very swanky but s... read more While looking for a breakfast place, came across Ira's which had a good rating. Loved the place as it felt very earthly as the seating was now very swanky but simple. It was like sitting in a garden, having your breakfast amidst nature. The menu is more English with a bit of Desi touch to it. You get the egg and bread, pancakes, cereal etc mainly to cater to people who prefer English breakfast and some Paranthas to cater to customers opting for Desi breakfast. The fresh fruit juice tasted natural with no sugar, the parantha was so generously loaded with aloo and onions that it can give any local Desi restaurant a run for the money. The vegetable oats was good but was prepared to taste the palate of the non Desi crowd. The only thing which was annoying was the amount of fly's that was irritating and we had to cover our sandwich along with other dishes with tissues. The staff too was very much into the non Desi crowd and cared less at the desi crowd s request that we had to keep walking up to the kitchen a few times.