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How we read reviews →Highett's affordable vegan gem serving Hare Krishna-style curries, samosas and moussaka.
Simple, cosy, family-run space described as peaceful and unpretentious. reviewers repeatedly note the warmth of the husband-and-wife owners over any fancy decor.
Vegan chicken masala; two-curry-and-rice combo deals with rice, papadam, salad and dessert included; nut-free preparation flagged by a reviewer with allergies; complimentary rice pudding on some visits.
Rooted in Hare Krishna satvic vegetarian cooking tradition. one reviewer explicitly describes the food as vegan satvic prasadam prepared with devotion, alongside home-style Indian curries.
Consistently praised as excellent value. reviewers cite combo meals with two curries, rice, papadam, salad and dessert for around $12-20 for a group, among the most affordable quality food in Melbourne.
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