Jain's Midway Restaurant — Restaurant in West Bengal

We tried South Indian lemon rice, veg biryani, sambar rice, curd rice, bindi subzi and mutter subzi. Worst food taste except bindi subzi, which was just okay. Rice was not cooked well. Sambar was watery and tasted like rasam mixed with sambar. Half cooked Channa dals were found inside sambar. In the name of Veg biryani, they just added red colour and not at all tasted like biryani. We left 1/3 of this item without eating. Rates were very high compared to quantity and quality. We asked packed curd of 50 ml, which was priced ₹40 whereas 100 ml curd of same brand was sold at a cost of ₹25 at dairy shop just opposite to this hotel. The actual cost of 50ml curd was just ₹15 at this store. When we were purchasing curd, the hotel staff came to dairy store and purchased same items to serve in his hotel. I suggest not to test...

As a Jain, we decided to dine at the Jain Bhojnalaya. However, to our dismay, the food quality was extremely poor. I ordered a single thali consisting of 2 rotis, a small serving of rice, dal, and two similar sabjis. The food was unbearably spicy, and it left my stomach in pain for the next 4-5 hours. When I mentioned this to the person at the cash counter, he suggested that I should have ordered two thalis instead. This response left me utterly perplexed. From the service to the food, my experience at this place was terrible, and I would strongly advise against visiting it. There are plenty of other dining options to choose from, so it's best to steer clear...

Near to the Darjeeling toy train station, a good vegetarian option. You should mention if you want any customise dish like in our case the food was sweet. They would ask you to for everyday special and it was not that good. The manager is very friendly and the service was excellent. Just the taste of food was...