Satvik

No eggsNo onion, no garlic

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Where to eat in Houston when the plate has rules.

A working list for a Hindu vegetarian meal: no eggs, no onion, no garlic. Dairy is allowed. Most of these kitchens do not cook this way unless you say so.

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The plate

Eggs
None. That includes dough, batter, aioli, and a fried egg on the side.
Onion
None. Powder, fried onion, and the tadka all count.
Garlic
None. Including the oil, the sauce, and anything called house.

The list

  1. 01Govinda's Vegetarian CuisineGarden Oaks
  2. 02Pine Forest GardenChinatown
  3. 03The Vegan Sushi SpotMontrose
  4. 04Quan YinAlief
  5. 05Shiv SagarSharpstown
  6. 06Mahesh's KitchenSugar Land
  7. 07VerandahUpper Kirby
  8. 08HonestHillcroft
  9. 09Nirmanz Food BoutiqueRichmond
  10. 10Green Seed VeganThird Ward
  11. 11Tiny ChampionsEaDo
  12. 12PiolaMidtown
  13. 13Via 313 PizzaMemorial
  14. 14Flower ChildHeights
  15. 15The Ginger MuleHeights
  16. 16Thai American BistroSugar Land
  17. 17Just FalafelHighland Village
  18. 18The Gypsy PoetThird Ward
  19. 19Gold Tooth Tony'sBellaire
  20. 20sweetgreenGarden Oaks
  21. 21Mo' Brunch + BrewsThird Ward
  22. 22Korny VibesMontrose
  23. 23Voodoo DoughnutMontrose
  24. 24CinnaholicGalleria
  25. 25Bagel Bob's NYTXWest Houston