... would be to send everyone there to try at least one menu item. I found this joint on a walk back from Kits beach one day and thought I'd try it. The first thing I ever had there was a spinach-tofu samosa, and it was the greatest little deep-fried snack I've ever had! Tasted like a spanakopita without the gross overpowering dill spice to it. It was amazing. The Katmandhu roll is my other fave, it's delicious and very filling for a sandwich-type thing.

Very friendly service, not too common in a fast-food joint(Budgies, anyone?). There's not much to the ambiance but it's definetly not meant to impress with lavish decor and music; it's small, there aren't many tables to sit, and the place was more than likely made for people who want to grab something to go. Still, you can definetly sit inside to enjoy your food and not be bothered by pestering waiters, excessively loud music, or bees(!).

I go there EVERY TIME I'm in Kits, it's nothing extravagant or high-end but it sure is delicious, and easy on the wallet. And need I mention HEALTHY? (I mean, even deep-fried items are far healthier than any greasefest burger you'd have anywhere else!)

cheap + delicious + healthy AND vegetarian!
what more could you ask for?
The food is so flavourful and the chutney must have a secret ingredient (wink wink) cause it is addictive! They have the freshest Samosas I have ever tasted. The Owners and employees are always very friendly. This place is a vegetarian fast-food heaven!

This little family-run cafe has been a favourite of mine for years. The food is mostly Indian, although toned down for a Western palate (there are items like vegie burgers, too), and wonderfully fresh and healthy. Some of their own creations are the best - be sure to try the Kathmandu Roll (spicy chickpeas, cucumber, and crispy noodles in a wrap) - healthy and filling, and even yummier when you pour on their wonderful tamarind sauce.
All dishes are around $5-7 - an incredible bargain. There are only a few tables inside, and a couple outside, but somehow there's always one free. The family who runs this place is friendly and kind - if you're in the area, you must check it out (even if you're not vegetarian).