Asha Food Camp - Bangalore

I am revising my original review of 3 star to 5 star in view of the consistency of their service and quality over the years. Yes, Asha is a bit expensive, but quality and consistency will not come without money. The sanitation, hygiene, social distancing and queue management followed by them, reflects their values, virtue and good practice which definitely would be followed even during the preparation and handling of food behind closed doors.

Best place for hygienic veg south Indian and north Indian food... Love their chats samosa bhel, spring dosa, bonda soup

This is the best place for dining in, but it can get quite crowded during peak hours. When it's busy, I usually opt for coffee or tea.

Believe it or not, you'll find some of the finest coffee in all of Bangalore here. I've tried coffee at many top spots, and so far, this is one of the best. When you visit, make sure to savor the coffee for a moment!

On the second floor, there's another casual dining area, and the third floor features a party hall. The food served here is fantastic, and the quality is consistently high. I particularly enjoyed the meals, which are generous portions—perfect for someone like me. I uploaded a photo of a North Indian meal that includes a tasty aloo paratha, a bowl of lemon rice or pulao or tomato rice (whichever is available that day), a sweet treat, a dahi wada, khaman (a Gujarati dish), chutney, and a curry for the paratha, along with some salads and papads. If you're in the area and feeling hungry, I highly recommend visiting this restaurant!