This is a charity concept vegetarian restaurant that features quality Indian food. You can opt for eat-all-pay-any or ala-carte menu where items are priced, either way its affordable. Situated in the Temple of Fine Arts KL, which has rich history and aspiration to develop cultural arts among young generation. The restaurant is run by volunteers and all proceed from the... More

It is located inside Temple of Fine Arts in Brickfields. Excelent decor. Buffet restaurant as well as a ala-carte. food is great.

I believe workers in this place are volunteers. You pay as you like. Its buffet. Closes on Mondays. Open for lunch and dinners. Quality of dishes excellent. You order your Indian bread separately. be it Canai, Poori etc.

lovely food, great ambience and above all love the unique concept...

Good indian vegetarian food served in a nice, clean, friendly ambience. Many volunteers work here and profits go to charity, was told....

Although it is a charity based restaurant and that have volunteers working, I would say that they do an amazing job. Went there with my family and we enjoyed the meal. The place is clean, the food is nice, authentic Indian-vegetarian meals. A good place for lunch/dinner either with friends or family. The only thing is- you have to dress... More

This place runs entirely on volunteers. From the cook to the waiters! There's a buffet line that has ard 10-15 varieties & also some ala-carte. It's an unique experience to dine here as you can pay as much as you like. All proceeds go to charity.

This is a vegetarian restaurant. I cant really use the word restaurant coz you pay the amount you want. This is a charity place where volunteers cooking and serving you and you pay the amount you like. Everyday they have different variety of food. I loved pulav rice (briyani rice i think), sambar (dhal cooked in thick gravy, they have... More

We're talking Indian food from India. Malaysian Indian food is quite different from the one from India. Acquired taste but good for a change.