Divya’s Kitchen — all mentions

in:Looking for healthy and slightly bland food suggestions (seriously)7 pts
“Also Divya's Kitchen in the East Village has amazing kitchari”
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in:Lasagna - Manhattan2 pts
“Divya’s Kitchen has a great and unique lasagna.”
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in:Need some brunch recs for 3 omnivores and 1 vegan please1 pts
“Great food/vibe/service. The lasagna was shockingly good”
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in:Popular/highly rated restaurants you’ve been disappointed by?1 pts
“Vegetable lasagna was so bland.”
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in:Anyone have any *healthy* (less oil, better produce, better meat) restaurants for ANY Asian or Italian cuisine? Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, pasta anything?-1 pts
replying to u/quibble42: Your best bet is to download happycow app and then call up places that are vegetarian or vegan and ask them this question (not just about that place, but about other places they like, so you can get an idea of places that have meat too). Divyas kitchen is extraordinarily healthy for Indian
“the kichdi (daal and rice) was just like a bag of salt poured in - was not nice.”
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in:“Semi healthy” dinner spots in NYC?15 pts
“I always feel great after eating there and the place a nice calm energy.”
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in:Last meal as a New Yorker9 pts
replying to u/Personal_Category_80: It's funny my first meal here the night before I moved into my apartment and started my journey was Divya's Kitchen in the East Village.. maybe I should go back there lol
“I need to get back there. That place was sooooo good!”
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in:What are restaurants past their hype, but still solid for a first time diner?5 pts
“Dirt Candy, Divya’s Kitchen, Gramercy Kitchen”
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in:Looking for healthy and slightly bland food suggestions (seriously)4 pts
“there's a place called Divya's Kitchen which has ayurvedic meals and they're sooo good - always feel good.”
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in:People who regularly eat Indian food, what Indian restaurants do you like in NYC ? 3 pts
replying to u/ChivalrousWombat: Saravanaa Bhavan, Pongal, Vatan and Desi Galli while in Manhattan on Lexington. Dosa Delight and Raja Sweets in Jackson Heights. Rowdy Rooster or Namkeen when feeling for some fried chicken with Indian flavors.
“That food tastes like love. Even delivered.”
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in:Low-Sodium Restaurants2 pts
“I would suggest you to go.vegan place.very health nut type of place.”
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in:Vibes in the Village, for a Healthy Meal?2 pts
“If you want a bit fancier (but not super fancy) and vegetarian also super healthy you could try Divya’s Kitchen.”
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in:Looking for all organic restaurant2 pts
replying to u/JET1385: I eat mostly organic when I eat out/ order in. The Well cafe, Le Botaniste, Divyas Kitchen, Dr. Smood.
“Yep, all these are great. I eat only organic, and i go to all.”
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in:Anyone have any *healthy* (less oil, better produce, better meat) restaurants for ANY Asian or Italian cuisine? Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, pasta anything?2 pts
“Divyas kitchen is extraordinarily healthy for Indian”
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in:Anyone have any *healthy* (less oil, better produce, better meat) restaurants for ANY Asian or Italian cuisine? Indian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, pasta anything?2 pts
replying to u/Hairy_Schedule_6230: Oooh ive never heard of that app. I'll get it. Divyas kitchen i tried - the kichdi (daal and rice) was just like a bag of salt poured in - was not nice.
“I've been a few times and one of the times it was very very not good, the other times like a 7-8/10 and once was a 9+/10, so I'd say it's worth another shot.”
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in:Vegetarian Cafe / Restaurant Recommendations in NYC2 pts
“Divya's Kitchen”
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in:Looking for healthy and slightly bland food suggestions (seriously)2 pts
replying to u/Hot-Special-4236: There are lots of excellent suggestions here! If you're eating blandish foods, I would second the recommendation of congee -- Congee Village is great, though you can get good congee in a lot of places. Also Divya's Kitchen in the East Village has amazing kitchari -- an Ayurvedic healing food great for digestive issues. What Indian mothers feed their kids when they aren't feeling well. It's not bland at all but the spices used are all very gentle on the gut. Souen for a macro bowl. It won't be exciting but it's an institution. Omen in Soho has excellent sashimi, very fresh, healthy. Fancy and cool, not swanky. Hangawi is vegan Korean Buddhist food, a special scene and not bland but very balanced and nourishing food. Pura Vida is new fast casual that is healthy but quite calorie dense. Westville is also a great suggestion for simple food. Electric Beets in Park Slope is a prepared foods spot with excellent healthy vegan food, quite flavorful but great ingredients. Diners will have breakfast all day long. There are great bagel shops -- Modern Bread and Bagel is fully gluten free, if that's a concern at all, and is extraordinary. Good luck! You can find a lot of food here.
“Seconding divyas.”
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in:Best healthy, green, fresh, organic, hippie-ish vibe restaurants?1 pts
replying to u/uhhhhhhhhstoria: Have her check out the menu for Divya’s Kitchen, it’s a plant-passed Ayurvedic restaurant on the lower east side.
“Divya’s Kitchen is the best.”
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in:Gluten free weekend trip in December1 pts
“We both liked Keste (pizza), Tigerlily Kitchen (Asian), Rubirosa (pizza), Pasteur Grill & Noodles (Vietnamese), Buddha Bodhi & Bodhi Kosher (vegan kosher Chinese; they also have a dimsum menu), Divya's Kitchen (vegetarian Indian), Som Tum Der (Thai).”
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in:Anniversary dinner with vegan options?1 pts
replying to u/kyledillonhertz: Spicy moon kung pao is so good. We live right near a jajaja too… and love dirty candy! Never tried abcv
“Any of the Matthew Kenney restaurants are also wonderful, as is Divya’s Kitchen”
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in:Looking for all organic restaurant1 pts
“The Well cafe, Le Botaniste, Divyas Kitchen, Dr. Smood.”
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in:Vegetarian hits1 pts
“Divya's Kitchen & Avant Garden”
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in:California style joints? (Fresh, light, plant forward)1 pts
“Divya's Kitchen”
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in:Date spot for a vegetarian European visiting in a week? (Manhattan or Brooklyn)1 pts
“Divyas Kitchen!”
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in:Need urgent reccos for home cooked Indian food near Times Square1 pts
“all I know is they serve the healthiest Indian food I’ve ever had, haha.”
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in:Vegan trip to NYC- looking for the best bakery, best vegan pizza, and overall your must stop places! Hoping to avoid super expensive/fancy small portions1 pts
“Divya’s kitchen!!! Absolutely amazing wholesome delicious food with an Ayurvedic focus”
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