Haribol

Came here yesterday. Nice lunch! Hare Krishna!

Great place for vegetarians, well known in Brno for its taste and quality for tens of years, I have to recommend it for visiting

Who likes the Hare Krsna cuisine, will have this place as the default lunch option in Brno. However, a comparison with the parallels in Prague don't speak for this place.They have a distinct style, where fried dough items are always present.

A restaurant run by Krishna society. Everyone working here is very nice and friendly. All meals are vegan and they are so tasty! I was amazed. Especially considering lunch menu price, lunch here is really worthy.I didn't like that the drink served with lunch menu was sweet, but I think that most of the people wouldn't mind.The place itself is such punk. It's clear, but it's loaded with boxes from ingredients put on the pipes under ceiling in the dining room. The entrance room is full of books that are ready for sell, and donation requests with pictures of poor people, etc. The whole interior looks very old-school and shady.You need to wait a bit for waiter to get to you to take your order. The same applies for cash desk as there was only one guy taking orders, bringing the meals to the table, and taking customers' payments at the restaurant.The whole time I was at the restaurant it was strangely quiet. Some Indian music was played from a phone or phone-like-sound-quality loudspeaker somewhere at the cash desk.Considering such punk environment, it's possible to pay with a card and it's also possible to order form this restaurant on Wolt.

It is best for vegetarians and also a good choice for non vegetarian. Specially the lunch menu make you fill wow with the dishes designed from indian foods but in an innovative way..

The place really gives an impression of some cult. The place looks not well-maintained. The personell is nice, but anyway I did not feel very good there. The food is vegetarian/vegan. It is tasty and the tastes were quite new for me, so this is the benefit and is the point of such a place anyway. However, I did not find the meals changing, when I came the second time. I did not come back since.

This restaurant is seems affiliated with Iskcon organisation, and is open only for lunch menu. Although it may be healthy, I was not happy at all with the taste, and quality of the food served. Indian vegan food has a lot more to offer, and this restaurant doesn't do justice to it. Will not recommend.

Food looks nice and colourful... But it was served cold, the fried bhajia was hard and chewy, so probably not freshly made. Most of the content of my plate was sweet, even the dhal with rice and the drink. But i gave it a try. Amount of rice is quite small, not very filling. Overall it could be nice food if they are not afraid to use indian spices. I understand that czech people cannot handle spicy food, but making everything tasteless is not a solution...And the toilet door doesn't close, but has a big sign Please close the door!".I was hoping for something better. Indian cuisine has much more to offer."

What an amazing food! I am a meat lover but trying to change some habits and this is one of the best vegan gluten-free meals I have ever tried. The taste is great, portions, everything. I just loved it.