The Grand Ashoka - Pure Vegetarian

The restaurant calls itself "Pure Vegetarian" and is listed on HappyCow as a vegetarian venue. That name and listing indicate a strong commitment to vegetarian food, likely meaning no meat, poultry, or fish on the premises. No source confirms dedicated equipment or staff training for vegetarian preparation beyond the name and listing, however.

The venue is a pure vegetarian restaurant. A HappyCow review notes that many South Indian dishes contain butter or yogurt, but vegan choices like dosas, mini tiffin, and poori korma are available if staff are asked to omit dairy. The kitchen is not dedicated vegan, and there is no marked menu or staff training evidence. Confirming vegan options with staff when ordering is advisable.

A HappyCow review notes that all South Indian dishes contain butter, and other dishes include yogurt, making dairy widespread. Vegan diners should ask staff to remove dairy from specific items such as dosas and poori korma. The kitchen is not dairy-free, and the menu does not mark dairy-free options. Staff are not trained specifically for dairy allergies. Accommodation is possible but requires direct communication with staff.