Food Zone

A satvic hotel situated within ISKCON premises. Located behind the temple and difficult to find parking on holidays due to temple crowd. Buffet is good with a wide spread and priced Rs 825/-. Starters, Vegetable curries and dessert is good. Only tandoori and makki rotti were served. Broccoli biriyani was average. Roti and rice items can be improved. Located in a central place near Mahalakshmi metro station. Good for family outings.

The atmosphere of this place is just so right with a pleasant music. The starters genuinely kick starts your appetite. The buffet has a wide range: continental, street touch serving paani puri, pav bhaji, North Indian, South Indian and lots more. Although We travelled almost 15 kms to relish this place but you can beat the traffic by commuting in metro which is easily accessible from almost every part of the city. The best part is you anyway get to see Krishna☺️🙏🏼

Satwik food aplenty, buffet style. Located inside the ISCON temple complex, a great place to have a relaxed sit-down lunch after darshan. Priced above what's typical, the place is not too crowded, and all food items are fresh and tasty. Food trays are frequently replenished, and wait staff is polite and attentive.

Recently, my team and I dined at the Higher Taste Restaurant at ISKCON. The satvik buffet was not only healthy but also delicious, offering a fantastic international dining experience. Special thanks to Naveen, the manager, and the other staff members for their amazing service, making us feel like we were in a top-class restaurant. The whole atmosphere, along with the fine dining setup, was impressive. The Higher Taste Restaurant certainly went above and beyond our expectations. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an exceptional global dining experience with a satvik touch

This is one of the unique restaurant I have found in Bangalore. It's pure veg as well as NO GARLIC AND ONION food which is really good for the pure satvik people. The food was really good. The ambience was also great there. Service was quite decent but staff is busy with larger people tables and ignores the less number of people tables. Basically it's not a Jain restaurant because they have potatoes in curry but it's a best place for no onion and garlic people. Location: Backside of the ISCKON temple(when you come for exit to collect your shoes/sleeper) in between road you can go straight and then right) 🍜🍝🍨🍩🍱🍲🥘🥗