Suranga Jain Marwadi Bhojanalya

Alarm level : this bhojnalaya is a great one, led by the old dame (the master lap) and the sohn (the mastermind). the sohn 's obligation is to get bakras(scapegoats) on board and the budhiya (the old dame), unqualified while cooking, serves them the worst food they ever have in your...Life of one of his daughters is the constant task of standing at a fixed place and rolling chapatien at which it is characterized. the younger is forced into child labour and is obliged to eat blandfood. I have lost faith in Google reviews after seeing the 4 star average rating of this bhojnalaya. I wonder how the duo served differently to those who gave them 5 star ratings! They serve stone and diluted curries and invite for a thial that is not even worth $10. the loot is overwhelmed in the name of jain thali and there is no value ratio. they have uploaded videos of foreigners who eat in their bhojnalaya, where the foreign pretend to enjoy eating, but deep in them they have praised, never come back to indie. I don't feel bad for these foreigners because they are charged at $450 for each thali, but their whole experience of visiting sharavana deckola was ruined. the so-called bhojnalaya is her house that they convert during the day to the restaurant and next to the kitchen a toilet.

The overall experience at this restaurant is disappointing. The prices are very high for what you get, even compared to a 5-star hotel. The food lacks quality and the restaurant lacks maintenance, making for a disappointing dining space.

Getting such a delicious Marwadi food in Shiravan-Bodenola was unexpected. we really enjoyed their typical marwadi menu and their personal attention especially the old dame (dadima). many thanks for making our visit to bahuvali tempel unforgettable.

Beautiful local food after eating from 10 dats of hotel food. priced w moderatly her aalo ka paratha is 1 side in the breakfast, so her kadhi n aloo sabji is in lunch or dinner. 5 6 stores on the left side of the tempel main entrance.

A wonderful Jain experience in a family atmosphere by visiting Australians after climbing 750 steps to a monument covered in scaffolding.