
Bhakti Food Plus
The venue is a vegetarian restaurant.
Per-allergen evidence
The venue is a vegetarian restaurant. Its cuisine is mostly Indian, and it follows a lacto approach, meaning dairy is used by default. Because the entire venue is vegetarian, the standard menu is suitable for vegetarians without any modifications. No dedicated kitchen is required, as the whole venue is vegetarian.
Bhakti Food Plus is a lacto-vegetarian restaurant, so dairy is used by default. The venue description notes that some dishes can be made vegan on request, and a reviewer reported that a staff member who understood veganism customized a thali accordingly. However, the kitchen is not dedicated vegan, there is no marked menu, and no cross-contamination protocols are mentioned. Vegans should specify 'no egg or dairy' clearly and confirm with staff.
Because the restaurant is lacto-vegetarian, dairy is a standard ingredient, though diners can specify no egg or dairy when ordering. No separate dairy-free preparation or dedicated equipment is mentioned. Dairy-allergic diners should communicate their needs clearly and are advised to call ahead to confirm accommodations.
The venue description says to 'specify no egg or dairy when ordering', indicating eggs may be used in some dishes but can be omitted on request. No separate kitchen or equipment for egg-free preparation is mentioned. Egg-allergic diners should order specifically and confirm with staff.
Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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