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Urban Desi Kitchen | Pure Veg Family Restaurant in Guwahati

The venue brands itself as a Pure Veg restaurant and includes a 'JAIN PREPARATION' category on its menu, suggesting it accommodates strict vegetarian and possibly Jain dietary requirements.

GF·CoeliacE
VeganE
VegC
NutE
DairyE
AddressNo.197, Ground Flr, Urban Desi Kitchen | Pure Veg Family Restaurant in Guwahati, Centre One, AK Azad Rd, near Daily Bazar, Rehabari, Guwahati, Assam 781008印度
CuisineCafe · Chinese · Indian · Vegetarian
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Vegetarian

C
confidence 65%
Best effort ·what tier C means

The venue brands itself as a Pure Veg restaurant and includes a 'JAIN PREPARATION' category on its menu, suggesting it accommodates strict vegetarian and possibly Jain dietary requirements. No allergen markings are present. Calling ahead to confirm kitchen practices for specific vegetarian needs is advisable.

Coeliac · Gluten-free

E
confidence 35%
Limited information ·what tier E means

Limited information: we researched Urban Desi Kitchen | Pure Veg Family Restaurant in Guwahati across 8 sources but found nothing specific about its Coeliac · Gluten-free options or how the kitchen manages cross-contamination. Treat this as a starting point and call ahead to confirm before relying on it.

Vegan

E
confidence 35%
Limited information ·what tier E means

As a pure-veg restaurant, many dishes may be vegan-adaptable, but no menu items are labelled vegan and no kitchen practices are documented. A Jain preparation (Dal Makhani) is listed, which may be dairy-free, but this is not confirmed.

Nut-free

E
confidence 20%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The restaurant's menu includes Indian dishes such as Dal Makhani, a preparation that traditionally contains nuts like cream and cashew paste. No allergen information is available, and no nut-free practices are documented.

Dairy-free

E
confidence 20%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The menu includes a Jain preparation, Dal Makhani, which may be dairy-free, though no dairy markings or kitchen practices are documented. Many Indian pure-veg dishes use dairy, so the cross-contamination risk remains unknown.

Reminder

Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.

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