Jyoti Bihanga, San Diego, California Restaurant Details

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I have been a lover of this restaurant for over 8 years. I LOVE eating here. I think the prices are more than reasonable. The food is outstanding! Where can you possibly go for this kind of fresh food, served with grace, and leaves you feeling happy when you leave. Go there and see for yourself. Anyone who is an athlete or interested in good self care should try it at least once.

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The food is simply amazing and pranic! I was visiting San Diego and stumbled upon this restaurant. Their dinner entrees include soup or salad so it was nice to have a cup of hot soup after a long day of exploring the city. The atmosphere there is very relaxing. The prices comparing to other vegetarian restaurants in San Diego are unbearable.

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I was slightly confused when I came to this restaurant. The servers are dressed in sarees; however the food in the menu includes Russian dishes and other random international dishes.
Food is not bad. For example Russian borsch was good. However, the glasses, utensils, decoration and servers clothing need some upgrade. I brought my guests who are vegetarians. And to be honest, I was little bit embarrassed with how the servers were dressed and the water glasses were not crystal clear.

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Ordered the neatloaf and it was the best "meatloaf" I've ever had. Would definitely come back here again. The turkey avocado wrap was also excellent

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Love their food. Delicious, from entree to carrot cake I'm in love. I've been going every time I'm in SD several times a year for a couple years now.

Removed a star due to consistent problems when ordering GF getting gravy or bread that contains gluten and then I get sick. But I figured out that I just needed to order everything as it had to be to be GF. It works out. Just be aware, careful and double check. :)

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"Transcendently tranquil", this "rare vegan spot" in Normal Heights run by students of a spiritual master turns out a creative array of wholesome, "value"-priced meat-free eats in a "unique", "peaceful" setting; service is kind too, but check the hours before visiting as it closes for long stretches in April and August; P.S. there's a Sunday all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet offered twice a month.