Rasa Sangam — Restaurant in Bengaluru

Visited this restaurant for a family gathering dinner. Located at the first floor of the complex on the hennur main road, it is easy to locate. The approach to the restaurant within the building may not be very appealing, however the restaurant itself is neatly done. Minimal decor and just about the right lighting. The striking aspect is the variety in the menu. Being primarily Vegetarian, there are lot of different items to choose from. We had the chole kulche and dal baati to start with. While not being extraordinary, both dishes were good to savor. For starters we had paneer tikka and dahi kabab. Paneer Tikka was pretty good while the dahi kabab was not up to what I expected. The kabab was a little hard. For the main course we tried dal, curries and different breads. The dal was loaded with garlic and tasted good. While the paneer lababdar was nothing special, the sev tamatar was a revelation, considering not many restaurants serve this dish. The breads too have a wide variety, and the bajra roti was pretty good. Decent place to have run of the mill north india...

A Pleasant Dining Experience at Rasa Sangam

I recently visited Rasa Sangam with family, and we had a delightful time. The ambience was cozy, with wooden decor and bright lights creating a warm atmosphere.

We opted for the pure Jain menu, and the food was truly delicious. The dishes were expertly prepared, and the flavors were rich and authentic.

What struck us as unusual was the emptiness of the restaurant, considering it was a Sunday. Except for our table, there were no other occupied tables, which was surprising given the good food and service.

The service was prompt and efficient, with polite waiters ensuring our needs were met. The staff were attentive and courteous, making our dining experience even more enjoyable.

Overall, we had a great experience at Rasa Sangam. While the ambience could be improved, the food and service made up for it. We left feeling satisfied and content, and would definitely recommend this...

We visited this place today and I will highly recommend this place for vegetarian food. The taste was very authentic and the prices are pretty reasonable. One must try the Korean fried rice. It’s just awesome!! We tried the lemon coriander soup, cream of mushroom soup. Both were super tasty. Their laccha paranthas are to die for, and they have varieties. For starters we ordered lemon chilli potato and crispy potato chilli, which were very good and different from the usual manchurians we have. I’m not sure if their chilli sauce is made in-house, but it was fresh and tasty. We finished whole pot of it :D. For main course we tried, dal, makkai roti and sarso saag, dal, dal khichdi, and all the items were super good. The service was awesome and the place is run by a lovely couple. If you’re in Hennur and you want to have some good food, this is the...