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as many have already said, in a vegan desert like all this region is (most people ever seemed the word vegan a place that offers them a whole vegan quantity in a beautiful settlement feels a near paradise experience and helped me to forget the terrible pate de fua market day that is on View all feedback.
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this Indian restaurant is one of the few places with decent vegan options around sarlat. we went to dinner there and had marked the vegan thali clearly on the menu. other dishes are vegan, but they need to ask the waiter who knows about vegan nutrition. the thali was very generous, with naan and papadam, rice and several sauces, pakodas and samossas, and dessert. Some parts were very good and some parts were somewhat... View all feedback.
Before, there was a whole vegan menu. It was replaced by a virtually non-vegan buffet, people working there didn’t even know what dishes were vegan and we are told that beef was vegan!! Very disappointed when before the menu was very good and you could eat a lot.
I ordered 1thali vegan and I had several types of nans’ sauce, ect... Of which 2 white sauces so safe even if I ordered a thali vegan I asked again if there was no milk inside and finally he told me that there was in the nans, in the dessert, that he gave me some eggs (but there was one in the nans, that he gave me the eggs (but there was) In short, I think it is really necessary to ask if there are no animal products in it to be sure despite the fact that it is noted “vegan on the map”... Updated from previous review on 2024-01-14
Service was very good. Food was okay. Some where very tasty. But some where way too salty to eat. I am sure the chef did not try them before they went out of the kitchen sinds it was really uneditable because of the salt. We had the idee the chef did not really put his love in the food. The rest was okay, but not great.
As many have already said, in a vegan desert like all this region is (most people ever seemed the word vegan a place that offers them a whole vegan quantity in a beautiful settlement feels a near paradise experience and helped me to forget the terrible pate de fua market day that is on
This Indian restaurant is one of the few places with decent vegan options around sarlat. we went to dinner there and had marked the vegan thali clearly on the menu. other dishes are vegan, but they need to ask the waiter who knows about vegan nutrition. the thali was very generous, with naan and papadam, rice and several sauces, pakodas and samossas, and dessert. Some parts were very good and some parts were somewhat too fat, not very qualitatiw. overall the experience was ok, but not exceptional, I would have expected a more qualitative Indian food. but the place is beautiful, centrally located and affordable. try it when they starve in this area of foie gras maniacs. updated by previous review on 2022-03-01
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