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Pune - Nashik Highway, Rajgurunagar, Sandbhorwadi, Maharashtra 410505, India
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Pune - Nashik Hwy, Peth, Maharashtra 410505, India
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Akash Misal House & Pure Veg Restaurant

Near Khed Ghat, National Highway 50, Rajgurunagar, Maharashtra 410505, India
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Cream Of Tomato (क्रीम ऑफ टोमॅटो)
Veg Manchow Soup (व्हेज मंचाव सूप)
Veg Hot & Sour Soup (व्हेज हॉट अँड सॉर सूप)
Noodle Soup (नूडल सूप)
Tomato Shorba (टोमॅटो शोरबा)

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4.3
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5.0
28w

I just wish they expand!!

A must-stop place on the Pune-Nashik road, this place has it all: Excellent food Quick and smooth service An awesome ambience Amazingly clean and well-kept washrooms

They have a huge, beautiful Tulsi vrindavan, where they perform a daily pooja (yes, I was there that early once). Along with this, they now feature a seriously life-like elephant. The first time I saw it, I actually stopped and stared, confused whether I was seeing the real thing.

Eat anything off of the menu. The tastes of the sabzis actually vary, rather than smushing into one generic taste.

I prefer their south-Indian fare, but their north-Indian fare is equally good. Service is fast, smooth, helpful (they give usable options), and above all respectful.

One thing that I must comment on is their choice of music. Rather than go for instrumental music or songs, they play the Ram Raksha, sung melodiously by Anuradha Paudwal. I must say, this not only creates a sense of divine, but also eases the stress of driving. (I absolutely love this choice!)

They do have an issue with net connectivity, which I feel is more to do with the area, rather than their place. However, they offer wifi to ease transactions.

This is the one place where they have actually realised that a huge proportion of their customers are going to be women, and have accordingly installed almost 12-15 stalls (Indian style included), a changing room and a feeding room. Their staff constantly cleans it, keeping it dry and hygienic. No other hotel on the Pune-Nashik road, or any other (I am excluding the Mumbai route), offers a better facility than this.

They have installed quite a big playground for the kids. It features a slide combo, swings, round-about, rocking animals and sundry. Le son made new friends both the times he went there.

The hotel offers space for a few small businesses to display their wares. Try the paan shop's chocolate paan. The icecream place is a hit-or-miss. They have beautiful decorative items displayed in 2 spaces, and one for everyday use items. Handmade, the masala and pickle barand, has space there. They have also added a new Indian snacks outlet, which I really wanted to try. Two new additions were a VR station, which people were enjoying, and a trio of massager chairs. (Basically, the next time I go there's, I am gonna give the snacks place and the massager chairs a try.)

They have ample parking, as we experienced the last time we visited. It was literally overflowing with cars, but was being smoothly handled by their team of wardens.

A must-stop, if not for food, for the washrooms. (Believe me, washroom facilities as you move towards Nashik worsen considerably.)

P.S.: I generally forget to click photos, but this was one time when I actually brought out my phone and captured the 2-3 pics that I am sharing here. I especially love how they have built their space to showcase the...

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5.0
35w

Stopping by Aakash Misal and Restaurant was an absolute treat, especially as someone who truly enjoys a well-made Misal Pav. Located conveniently along the highway, it’s the perfect place to take a break from the journey and indulge in authentic Maharashtrian flavors. I had heard a lot about their Misal, and I must say, it lived up to the hype.

As soon as I walked in, the place had a simple yet welcoming vibe. The seating was spacious, and despite the crowd, everything felt organized. The aroma of freshly made food filled the air, instantly making me even more eager to try it. The service was quick and efficient, and the staff were polite and attentive, which is always a plus when visiting a new place.

The Misal Pav arrived steaming hot, beautifully plated with a side of curd, chopped onions, and lemon. The first bite was an explosion of flavors—spicy, tangy, and perfectly balanced. The rassa (gravy) was rich and flavorful, with just the right amount of heat to leave a lasting taste without overpowering the dish. The pav was soft and fresh, making each bite even more enjoyable.

While Misal is their specialty, I was pleasantly surprised to see a wide variety of other dishes on their menu. They offer a great selection of South Indian dishes like crispy dosas, fluffy idlis, steaming hot vadas, and uttapams, all served with delicious chutneys and sambar. For those craving North Indian flavors, they have rich and creamy paneer dishes like Paneer Butter Masala, Kaju Curry, and Dal Tadka, paired with hot, buttery naans and rotis.

If you’re in the mood for something different, they also serve a variety of Chinese starters, including crispy Manchurian, spring rolls, and spicy Hakka noodles, making it a great spot for diverse taste buds. Their Maharashtrian thalis and sabzis offer wholesome meals for those who prefer traditional flavors.

One thing I truly appreciated about this place was how they maintained hygiene and cleanliness, which isn’t always the case with popular local food spots. The pricing was also reasonable, making it a great value-for-money experience.

For anyone traveling along this route or simply craving delicious, authentic food, Aakash Misal and Restaurant is definitely worth stopping for. Whether you're in the mood for a spicy Misal, comforting South Indian breakfast, North Indian sabzis, or Indo-Chinese starters, there’s something for everyone. I left feeling completely satisfied and already looking forward to...

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5.0
1y

Overview Located conveniently along the Nashik-Pune highway, Akash Misal House & Pure Veg Restaurant is a must-visit for those seeking authentic Maharashtrian cuisine. With an inviting atmosphere and a diverse menu, this establishment caters to both traditional and contemporary palates.

Ambiance and Facilities Upon arrival, guests are greeted by an impressive cleanliness standard, including restrooms that rival those found in malls and airports. The spacious dining area can comfortably accommodate over 200 patrons, ensuring a relaxed dining experience even during peak hours. The restaurant’s family-friendly amenities, including a dedicated play area for children, demonstrate a thoughtful approach to hospitality.

Culinary Experience The culinary offerings are exceptional. Highlights include the Misal Pav, a quintessential dish that is perfectly spiced, along with other favorites such as Dosa.

Each dish is crafted with care, showcasing a harmonious blend of flavors and textures that exemplify the chefs' expertise. The quality of ingredients and attention to detail in preparation are commendable.

Service Despite the bustling environment, the service remains efficient and courteous. The staff is well-trained, ensuring a seamless dining experience. Their attentiveness, paired with a commitment to maintaining high cleanliness standards, further enhances the overall ambiance.

Value for Money Remarkably, the restaurant offers high-quality food at reasonable prices, making it an attractive choice for travelers. The value proposition here is significant, as guests can enjoy a satisfying meal without overspending.

Conclusion In summary, Akash Misal House & Pure Veg Restaurant offers an exceptional dining experience that extends beyond just food. With its luxurious facilities, delectable cuisine, and attentive service, it’s a prime stop for anyone traveling on the Nashik-Pune route. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this restaurant promises a memorable experience that caters to all ages. Don't miss out on this...

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Abha DhupkarAbha Dhupkar
I just wish they expand!! A must-stop place on the Pune-Nashik road, this place has it all: 1. Excellent food 2. Quick and smooth service 3. An awesome ambience 4. Amazingly clean and well-kept washrooms They have a huge, beautiful Tulsi vrindavan, where they perform a daily pooja (yes, I was there that early once). Along with this, they now feature a seriously life-like elephant. The first time I saw it, I actually stopped and stared, confused whether I was seeing the real thing. Eat anything off of the menu. The tastes of the sabzis actually vary, rather than smushing into one generic taste. I prefer their south-Indian fare, but their north-Indian fare is equally good. Service is fast, smooth, helpful (they give usable options), and above all respectful. One thing that I must comment on is their choice of music. Rather than go for instrumental music or songs, they play the Ram Raksha, sung melodiously by Anuradha Paudwal. I must say, this not only creates a sense of divine, but also eases the stress of driving. (I absolutely love this choice!) They do have an issue with net connectivity, which I feel is more to do with the area, rather than their place. However, they offer wifi to ease transactions. This is the one place where they have actually realised that a huge proportion of their customers are going to be women, and have accordingly installed almost 12-15 stalls (Indian style included), a changing room and a feeding room. Their staff constantly cleans it, keeping it dry and hygienic. No other hotel on the Pune-Nashik road, or any other (I am excluding the Mumbai route), offers a better facility than this. They have installed quite a big playground for the kids. It features a slide combo, swings, round-about, rocking animals and sundry. Le son made new friends both the times he went there. The hotel offers space for a few small businesses to display their wares. Try the paan shop's chocolate paan. The icecream place is a hit-or-miss. They have beautiful decorative items displayed in 2 spaces, and one for everyday use items. Handmade, the masala and pickle barand, has space there. They have also added a new Indian snacks outlet, which I really wanted to try. Two new additions were a VR station, which people were enjoying, and a trio of massager chairs. (Basically, the next time I go there's, I am gonna give the snacks place and the massager chairs a try.) They have ample parking, as we experienced the last time we visited. It was literally overflowing with cars, but was being smoothly handled by their team of wardens. A must-stop, if not for food, for the washrooms. (Believe me, washroom facilities as you move towards Nashik worsen considerably.) P.S.: I generally forget to click photos, but this was one time when I actually brought out my phone and captured the 2-3 pics that I am sharing here. I especially love how they have built their space to showcase the Tulsi vrindavan.
Rushabh GundalRushabh Gundal
Stopping by Aakash Misal and Restaurant was an absolute treat, especially as someone who truly enjoys a well-made Misal Pav. Located conveniently along the highway, it’s the perfect place to take a break from the journey and indulge in authentic Maharashtrian flavors. I had heard a lot about their Misal, and I must say, it lived up to the hype. As soon as I walked in, the place had a simple yet welcoming vibe. The seating was spacious, and despite the crowd, everything felt organized. The aroma of freshly made food filled the air, instantly making me even more eager to try it. The service was quick and efficient, and the staff were polite and attentive, which is always a plus when visiting a new place. The Misal Pav arrived steaming hot, beautifully plated with a side of curd, chopped onions, and lemon. The first bite was an explosion of flavors—spicy, tangy, and perfectly balanced. The rassa (gravy) was rich and flavorful, with just the right amount of heat to leave a lasting taste without overpowering the dish. The pav was soft and fresh, making each bite even more enjoyable. While Misal is their specialty, I was pleasantly surprised to see a wide variety of other dishes on their menu. They offer a great selection of South Indian dishes like crispy dosas, fluffy idlis, steaming hot vadas, and uttapams, all served with delicious chutneys and sambar. For those craving North Indian flavors, they have rich and creamy paneer dishes like Paneer Butter Masala, Kaju Curry, and Dal Tadka, paired with hot, buttery naans and rotis. If you’re in the mood for something different, they also serve a variety of Chinese starters, including crispy Manchurian, spring rolls, and spicy Hakka noodles, making it a great spot for diverse taste buds. Their Maharashtrian thalis and sabzis offer wholesome meals for those who prefer traditional flavors. One thing I truly appreciated about this place was how they maintained hygiene and cleanliness, which isn’t always the case with popular local food spots. The pricing was also reasonable, making it a great value-for-money experience. For anyone traveling along this route or simply craving delicious, authentic food, Aakash Misal and Restaurant is definitely worth stopping for. Whether you're in the mood for a spicy Misal, comforting South Indian breakfast, North Indian sabzis, or Indo-Chinese starters, there’s something for everyone. I left feeling completely satisfied and already looking forward to my next visit!
Rushikesh Nitin AwekarRushikesh Nitin Awekar
If you're a fan of authentic Maharashtrian cuisine, Akash Misal House and Pure Veg Restaurant is an absolute gem that you must visit. Located conveniently, this restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience that stands out in every aspect. Ambiance: The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a cozy yet vibrant decor that reflects the rich culture of Maharashtra. The seating is comfortable, and the restaurant is well-maintained, providing a clean and pleasant dining environment. Food: The star of the show is undoubtedly the food. The misal here is a perfect blend of flavors and spices, with just the right amount of heat to tantalize your taste buds. The farsan is crispy, the curry is flavorful, and the pav is fresh and soft. The menu also features a variety of other Maharashtrian dishes, all prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. Their thalis are particularly noteworthy, offering a wholesome and satisfying meal. Service: The service is exceptional, with friendly and attentive staff who go out of their way to ensure you have a great dining experience. The food is served promptly, and the staff is knowledgeable about the menu, always ready to offer recommendations based on your preferences. Value for Money: Akash Misal House offers excellent value for money. The portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food served. It's a great place for family meals, casual dining with friends, or even a solo food adventure. Hygiene: Hygiene is clearly a priority here. The kitchen is visible from the dining area, and it's evident that cleanliness is maintained at all times. The tables and cutlery are spotless, which adds to the overall positive dining experience. Conclusion: Overall, Akash Misal House and Pure Veg Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Maharashtrian vegetarian cuisine. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this restaurant promises a delightful dining experience that will leave you coming back for more. Highly recommended!
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I just wish they expand!! A must-stop place on the Pune-Nashik road, this place has it all: 1. Excellent food 2. Quick and smooth service 3. An awesome ambience 4. Amazingly clean and well-kept washrooms They have a huge, beautiful Tulsi vrindavan, where they perform a daily pooja (yes, I was there that early once). Along with this, they now feature a seriously life-like elephant. The first time I saw it, I actually stopped and stared, confused whether I was seeing the real thing. Eat anything off of the menu. The tastes of the sabzis actually vary, rather than smushing into one generic taste. I prefer their south-Indian fare, but their north-Indian fare is equally good. Service is fast, smooth, helpful (they give usable options), and above all respectful. One thing that I must comment on is their choice of music. Rather than go for instrumental music or songs, they play the Ram Raksha, sung melodiously by Anuradha Paudwal. I must say, this not only creates a sense of divine, but also eases the stress of driving. (I absolutely love this choice!) They do have an issue with net connectivity, which I feel is more to do with the area, rather than their place. However, they offer wifi to ease transactions. This is the one place where they have actually realised that a huge proportion of their customers are going to be women, and have accordingly installed almost 12-15 stalls (Indian style included), a changing room and a feeding room. Their staff constantly cleans it, keeping it dry and hygienic. No other hotel on the Pune-Nashik road, or any other (I am excluding the Mumbai route), offers a better facility than this. They have installed quite a big playground for the kids. It features a slide combo, swings, round-about, rocking animals and sundry. Le son made new friends both the times he went there. The hotel offers space for a few small businesses to display their wares. Try the paan shop's chocolate paan. The icecream place is a hit-or-miss. They have beautiful decorative items displayed in 2 spaces, and one for everyday use items. Handmade, the masala and pickle barand, has space there. They have also added a new Indian snacks outlet, which I really wanted to try. Two new additions were a VR station, which people were enjoying, and a trio of massager chairs. (Basically, the next time I go there's, I am gonna give the snacks place and the massager chairs a try.) They have ample parking, as we experienced the last time we visited. It was literally overflowing with cars, but was being smoothly handled by their team of wardens. A must-stop, if not for food, for the washrooms. (Believe me, washroom facilities as you move towards Nashik worsen considerably.) P.S.: I generally forget to click photos, but this was one time when I actually brought out my phone and captured the 2-3 pics that I am sharing here. I especially love how they have built their space to showcase the Tulsi vrindavan.
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Stopping by Aakash Misal and Restaurant was an absolute treat, especially as someone who truly enjoys a well-made Misal Pav. Located conveniently along the highway, it’s the perfect place to take a break from the journey and indulge in authentic Maharashtrian flavors. I had heard a lot about their Misal, and I must say, it lived up to the hype. As soon as I walked in, the place had a simple yet welcoming vibe. The seating was spacious, and despite the crowd, everything felt organized. The aroma of freshly made food filled the air, instantly making me even more eager to try it. The service was quick and efficient, and the staff were polite and attentive, which is always a plus when visiting a new place. The Misal Pav arrived steaming hot, beautifully plated with a side of curd, chopped onions, and lemon. The first bite was an explosion of flavors—spicy, tangy, and perfectly balanced. The rassa (gravy) was rich and flavorful, with just the right amount of heat to leave a lasting taste without overpowering the dish. The pav was soft and fresh, making each bite even more enjoyable. While Misal is their specialty, I was pleasantly surprised to see a wide variety of other dishes on their menu. They offer a great selection of South Indian dishes like crispy dosas, fluffy idlis, steaming hot vadas, and uttapams, all served with delicious chutneys and sambar. For those craving North Indian flavors, they have rich and creamy paneer dishes like Paneer Butter Masala, Kaju Curry, and Dal Tadka, paired with hot, buttery naans and rotis. If you’re in the mood for something different, they also serve a variety of Chinese starters, including crispy Manchurian, spring rolls, and spicy Hakka noodles, making it a great spot for diverse taste buds. Their Maharashtrian thalis and sabzis offer wholesome meals for those who prefer traditional flavors. One thing I truly appreciated about this place was how they maintained hygiene and cleanliness, which isn’t always the case with popular local food spots. The pricing was also reasonable, making it a great value-for-money experience. For anyone traveling along this route or simply craving delicious, authentic food, Aakash Misal and Restaurant is definitely worth stopping for. Whether you're in the mood for a spicy Misal, comforting South Indian breakfast, North Indian sabzis, or Indo-Chinese starters, there’s something for everyone. I left feeling completely satisfied and already looking forward to my next visit!
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If you're a fan of authentic Maharashtrian cuisine, Akash Misal House and Pure Veg Restaurant is an absolute gem that you must visit. Located conveniently, this restaurant offers a delightful culinary experience that stands out in every aspect. Ambiance: The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a cozy yet vibrant decor that reflects the rich culture of Maharashtra. The seating is comfortable, and the restaurant is well-maintained, providing a clean and pleasant dining environment. Food: The star of the show is undoubtedly the food. The misal here is a perfect blend of flavors and spices, with just the right amount of heat to tantalize your taste buds. The farsan is crispy, the curry is flavorful, and the pav is fresh and soft. The menu also features a variety of other Maharashtrian dishes, all prepared with fresh ingredients and authentic recipes. Their thalis are particularly noteworthy, offering a wholesome and satisfying meal. Service: The service is exceptional, with friendly and attentive staff who go out of their way to ensure you have a great dining experience. The food is served promptly, and the staff is knowledgeable about the menu, always ready to offer recommendations based on your preferences. Value for Money: Akash Misal House offers excellent value for money. The portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and quantity of food served. It's a great place for family meals, casual dining with friends, or even a solo food adventure. Hygiene: Hygiene is clearly a priority here. The kitchen is visible from the dining area, and it's evident that cleanliness is maintained at all times. The tables and cutlery are spotless, which adds to the overall positive dining experience. Conclusion: Overall, Akash Misal House and Pure Veg Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Maharashtrian vegetarian cuisine. Whether you're a local or a tourist, this restaurant promises a delightful dining experience that will leave you coming back for more. Highly recommended!
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