michelle (swansea) wrote on 18 January 2009

sadly i have had 3 different occasions of dining where i wish it had been more positive because i believe special diets should be catered for & those catering should be supported to continue doing so . The waiters are attentive but the food has been very disappointing for my vegan needs . I am very experienced in vegan catering & know how it can be a challenge but the last time i went there ( a while ago ) a tasteless slightly warm dhall & browning salad was insulting , disappointing &destructive to veganism . I know people who love this place &the staff give off such a sweet air that i found it too difficult too be annoyed & express my distress . i hope they read this & know they can do better . Give it a go &make your own mind up .

Phil (Cardiff) wrote on 10 September 2008

I have been to this restaurant on a few occasions visiting Swansea. The staff are very good and pleasant although if vegan beware the risks of cross contamination. The same spoons are used to dish up the vegan and non vegan food. Food is good, although service is often poor. Are often left waiting for over half an hour.

Although overall good vegetarian food, which Swansea is lacking! If you have plenty of time to wait around and are not a strict vegan worried about cross contamination then I would strongly recommend it!

David Edwards (Restaurant Connection) wrote on 19 June 2000

The menu is very reliable, with the Curries being especially tasty. The atmosphere is welcoming and friendly. It is run by the Hare Krishnas, but there is no preaching in the restaurant. The prices are reasonable, £5 for a big main course including curry, rice, dahl and bread.