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Since I follow mostly raw vegan diet, I was so happy to discover this cafe. Staff is very nice and friendly. All food is prepared fresh. They have so …
Priyanka N Jain
Energy Home
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Visited this restaurant yesterday they realy serve a very good authentic food which was popular 50 + years back, they don't fry any item only bake or …
Guru
Energy Home
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This is a fairly large cafeteria which is quite accessible from the main street. The menu which is posted on the outer wall advertises healthy snacks …
Chitra
Energy Home
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3 Reviews on “Energy Home”
Since I follow mostly raw vegan diet, I was so happy to discover this cafe. Staff is very nice and friendly. All food is prepared fresh. They have so many options in juices , nut milks , grain milks, salads and even idlis and desserts. They also have a store where you can buy millets, millet flakes, sprouted grain flour, millet noodles, spices etc.. must visit for a unique experience and try food that heals.
Visited this restaurant yesterday they realy serve a very good authentic food which was popular 50 + years back, they don’t fry any item only bake or raw ingredients, had idly , upma & vada it was realy superb no words to say , they serve many varieties of herbal juices few of wich we have never heard about, tried one herbal drink hesitated first to have it, tried a litle first but it was simply superb . No words to say enjoyed a lot . will vist agin
This is a fairly large cafeteria which is quite accessible from the main street. The menu which is posted on the outer wall advertises healthy snacks and drinks. However, after assessing the attitude of the proprietor/manager, I have to assume they do not get many curious sightseers walking in. The regular customers, of which I saw very few( at 5PM on a Friday evening) were male, middle aged and middle class. I guess I, being female and a poor 20-something student, didnt exactly fit the bill. So I was ignored. However, it was raining outside and I wasnt going out again. I had to ask someone,whether the place was open or not, to get the attention of The manager. He couldn’t be bothered to argue with me; he informed me that they didnt serve regular food and their menu was diabetic friendly, and waited for me to struggle. Fortunately, the chukku kaapi (coffee with dry ginger powder) and masala vadai(lentil and pepper fritter) i ordered were available, and they were fresh and good. Would have liked to try the varieties of juices they offer, but I had a slight cold and didnt risk it. I doubt that I will be returning here. However, i do recommend the place to fans of healthy Indian snacks and juices.