Shree Kunj Restaurant is a veteran pure‑vegetarian brand in Bhubaneswar that combines a full mithai shop with an air‑conditioned veg restaurant under one roof at Jaydev Vihar. Established in the mid‑1990s, it has built a reputation for festival sweets, bulk gifting and no‑onion, no‑garlic meals that appeal strongly to families, travellers and religious diners.
Restaurant and delivery listings show an extensive vegetarian menu: North Indian thalis served from roughly 11 am to 3:30 pm, paneer and mixed‑veg gravies, dal makhani, kofta, stuffed vegetables, and a wide variety of dry sabjis, almost all specifically labelled as “No Onion No Garlic.” South Indian favourites like masala dosa and uttapam, chaats such as raj kachori and samosa, and Chinese options round out the savoury side, while the mithai counter offers laddoos, rasgullas, dhokla, dry‑fruit sweets and festival hampers.
Social pages emphasize “pure veg catering | no onion – no garlic,” showcasing wedding and event buffets and customized gift hampers for festivals and corporate orders. Diners appreciate the consistent taste, hygiene and ability to get Jain‑style food, though crowding at peak festival times is common. With an average spend around ₹200–₹400 per person for meals and higher for mithai boxes or buffets, Shree Kunj positions itself as a mid‑range but value‑for‑money option for both everyday dining and celebrations.
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Is Shree Kunj completely vegetarian, and do they use onion and garlic?
Shree Kunj is a pure‑veg establishment and its restaurant menu is explicitly tagged as “No Onion No Garlic” across a large range of dishes, including sabjis, dals and thalis. This makes it particularly suitable for Jain diners, religious fasting days and temple‑going families.
What cuisines and items are most popular?
The restaurant serves North Indian, South Indian and some Chinese dishes, while the mithai shop specializes in traditional Indian sweets and snacks. Customer favourites include dhokla, masala dosa, raj kachori, North Indian thalis and assorted festive mithai boxes.
Does Shree Kunj provide catering and bulk mithai orders?
Yes, social posts promote pure‑veg catering for weddings, pujas and corporate events, along with customized gift hampers and bulk sweet orders from both Jaydev Vihar and Rajmahal Square outlets. Contact numbers 96921 22244/45 are shared for all large‑order enquiries.
Is home delivery available?
Shree Kunj partners with Swiggy and Zomato to deliver both meals and select sweets within its service radius, and directories list it under “delivery, dine‑in, take away.” Customers can also place orders by phone for pickup or coordinating third‑party delivery.
What is the typical cost of a meal at Shree Kunj?
Price‑for‑two estimates around ₹1,000 indicate a per‑person spend near ₹200–₹400 for a full meal with mains, breads and a dessert. Sweets and gift hampers are priced separately based on weight and packaging, with premium dry‑fruit options at higher rates.
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