Jain Bhojanshala — Restaurant in Bengaluru

This is NOT A HOTEL It is a community kitchen FOR JAINS.

Please do not feel hurt or disappointed as , it is not about discrimination against any other community...

This is a NOT for profit organisation to specifically serve JAIN food at specific timings (for example dinner is served at 5 PM and not after Sunset). No Onion/Garlic/Potatoes/etc etc are used in the food.

Food is generally prepared in limited quantities, to cater to Jains who may have to eat outside their home on that day for some specific reason (Traveling/No one to cook at home/person cooking at home unwell or so on)

Hence the food is prepared in measured quantity unlike a hotel as wastage of food is strictly forbidden here.

Our community has certain constraints/ rules to be followed with regard to food habits and that's why these kitchens are set up across India on DONATED money .

However for all those who felt bad for not being able to have had food here ,we are...

Absolutely shocking and discriminatory behavior!

I visited this place expecting to experience the food and hospitality that India is known for — but was refused service just because I'm not Jain. Yes, you read that right. I was denied food simply based on my religion/background. This kind of blatant discrimination has no place in a secular country like India.

If your establishment is meant only for Jains, then put up a clear sign outside saying "Non-Jains Not Allowed" — instead of humiliating people when they walk in. Treating outsiders like this is not just unprofessional, it’s shameful. Food should bring people together, not divide them.

Would NEVER recommend this place to anyone unless you support bias...

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE DONT GO HERE. This place is only for jains. From chickpet metro, i went to his place it took almost 20 minutes. The security guard first question was, Are you Jain? I said no, And he said NO. I studied in Jain school, I have a thought that Jain food are served with less treachery. From metro to hotel I would have crossed dozen restaurants. I was dead hungry, Dear jain bhojanalya, Please add a slogan in your website and across all online and offline platforms that this place is only JAINS. Or better remove jain bhojanalaya from online platforms, because already you have jain dharamshala within, people who accomodate, will get...