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Shakahar or Vegetarianism in Indian culture Shakahar or vegetarianism in India was and still is practiced today. Many Indian communities adhere to vegetarianism, which is a part of their culture and tradition.
The cuisine of India has a lot of variety in the shakahari tradition. Indians believe that being a shakahari or a vegetarian helps one to discharge his/her religious duties more effectively. In doing anything sacred one has to abstain from non-vegetarian food. The importance attached to vegetarianism in India is purely religious. Shakahari Restaurants in India The city of Mumbai, as it serves to many people it also serves to many taste buds. It is simply not possible in Mumbai for any vegetarian individual to go without food for he will certainly find any shakahari restaurant. There are many shakahari restaurants in Mumbai, the Mumbai Masala shakahari restaurant is in the heart of Mumbai, in Dadar and that too at Shivaji Park is one such great delight for shakahari people. This shakahari restaurant serves Punjabi shakahari food for its customers. The Mumtaz restaurant in Mumbai is located at Bellasis Road Central Mumbai. The Mumtaz restaurant is open for twenty-four hours a day and one can satisfy his taste buds anytime of the day. This restaurant serves Chinese as well as North Indian shakahari/ vegetarian food. The Shagun restaurant at D B Road Mumbai Junction serves spicy south Indian, Gujrati, North Indian, as well as Chinese vegetarian food. Mumbai has the vegetarian Macdonald’s restaurant, which serves fast food for the fast moving Mumbai people. This Macdonald’s restaurant is located at the Mumbai Central station and is open till midnight. The restaurant serves fast food like burgers and vegetarian pizzas. As the MacDonald’s chain of restaurant is famous all over the world people come to this restaurant to satisfy their taste buds. If the connoisseur feels to savor some desserts he doesn’t have to go too far because the Freny Mukadam is at Dalal Estate Mumbai Central where he can relish chocolate desserts. When you have had enough of the shakahari/vegetarian food and want to chill out your throat then there is the Baskin Robbins at the Maratha Mandir, at Mumbai central.
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