Authentic Vegetarian Cuisine at Hotel Arihant Near Har Ki Pauri
Book Your Culinary Experience - Call +91-9990848789Haridwar, being a sacred pilgrimage city, offers an exclusively vegetarian culinary landscape that reflects the spiritual essence of the region. The city's food culture is deeply rooted in traditional Indian cooking methods, sattvic ingredients, and pure vegetarian preparations that nourish both body and soul. Hotel Arihant Haridwar, located near Har Ki Pauri, serves as your gateway to experiencing the authentic flavors of this holy city while providing comfortable dining experiences that cater to diverse palates from across India and beyond.
Experience pure vegetarian cuisine prepared with devotion and traditional methods. From local Garhwali specialties to North Indian classics, every meal is a spiritual and culinary journey in Haridwar.
Location: Ground Floor, Hotel Arihant (2 minutes from Har Ki Pauri)
Speciality: Pure Vegetarian Multi-Cuisine Restaurant
Our in-house restaurant offers an extensive menu featuring traditional North Indian cuisine, authentic South Indian dishes, popular Chinese preparations, and local Garhwali specialties. All food is prepared in a strictly vegetarian kitchen using fresh, locally sourced ingredients and traditional cooking methods.
Breakfast: 7:00 AM - 10:30 AM | Lunch: 12:00 PM - 3:30 PM | Dinner: 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Room Service: Available 24/7 with extensive menu options
Slow-cooked black lentils with butter, cream, and aromatic spices. Prepared in traditional clay pots for authentic taste and served with fresh naan or rice.
Complete traditional meal featuring local specialties like aloo ke gutke, jhangora kheer, mandua roti, and seasonal vegetables prepared with authentic Himalayan herbs.
Fresh baked kulchas stuffed with paneer, aloo, gobi, or mixed vegetables. Served with chole, pickle, and fresh yogurt for a complete meal experience.
Authentic dosa, idli, vada, and uttapam served with coconut chutney, sambar, and various South Indian accompaniments prepared by experienced South Indian chefs.
Indo-Chinese fusion dishes including hakka noodles, fried rice, manchurian, and chili preparations using fresh vegetables and authentic Chinese cooking techniques.
Homemade sweets including gulab jamun, ras malai, kheer varieties, and seasonal specialties like bal mithai and jhangora kheer unique to Uttarakhand region.
The Garhwal region of Uttarakhand has a unique culinary tradition that uses local grains, herbs, and cooking methods adapted to the mountain climate. These dishes are not only nutritious but also reflect the cultural heritage of the Himalayan foothills.
Sweet dessert made from barnyard millet, milk, and jaggery - a nutritious and traditional Garhwali sweet dish
Spiced baby potatoes cooked with local herbs and spices - a popular mountain-style potato preparation
Green leafy vegetable curry made with spinach, fenugreek, and local mountain greens with buttermilk
Finger millet flatbread that's highly nutritious and traditionally eaten with ghee and local vegetables
Traditional buttermilk and sweet lassi preparations using fresh local yogurt and natural flavors
Famous Kumaoni sweet made from khoya and coated with white sugar balls - a must-try regional delicacy
Haridwar's food culture is deeply connected to temple traditions and sacred offerings. Many local shops and restaurants specialize in preparing prasad-style food that maintains the sanctity and purity required for spiritual consumption.
Traditional temple offerings including laddus, halwa, kheer, and seasonal fruits prepared according to religious guidelines and distributed at various temples throughout Haridwar.
Pure vegetarian meals prepared without onion, garlic, or tamasic ingredients, following ancient Ayurvedic principles for spiritual and physical well-being of devotees.
Seasonal preparations during festivals like Kumbh Mela, Kanwar Yatra, and other religious occasions featuring special recipes and community-style cooking traditions.
Distance from Hotel Arihant: 3 minutes walk
Famous For: Traditional North Indian breakfast, chole bhature, parathas
Price Range: ₹80 - ₹200 per person
One of the oldest and most popular eateries near Har Ki Pauri, famous for authentic North Indian breakfast items and traditional preparations. Known for quality and consistency over decades.
Distance from Hotel Arihant: 5 minutes walk
Famous For: Fresh puris, sabzi, traditional thalis
Price Range: ₹100 - ₹250 per person
Traditional family-run restaurant serving authentic home-style cooking with fresh, hot puris and seasonal vegetables. Popular among locals and pilgrims for wholesome meals.
Distance from Hotel Arihant: 8 minutes walk
Famous For: Sweets, snacks, traditional Indian desserts
Price Range: ₹50 - ₹300 per kg
Historic sweet shop specializing in traditional Indian sweets, namkeens, and special prasad items. Known for authentic taste and quality ingredients sourced from traditional suppliers.
Distance from Hotel Arihant: Various locations within 10 minutes
Famous For: Punjabi cuisine, parathas, lassi, traditional dhaba experience
Price Range: ₹120 - ₹300 per person
Several dhaba-style restaurants offering authentic Punjabi cuisine with traditional clay oven cooking, fresh ingredients, and generous portions typical of highway dhabas.
| Category | Dish Name | Description | Price (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | Aloo Paratha with Curd | Stuffed potato flatbread with fresh yogurt and pickle | 120 |
| Breakfast | Poha with Tea | Flattened rice preparation with onions, curry leaves | 80 |
| Main Course | Dal Makhani with Rice | Creamy black lentils with basmati rice and pickle | 200 |
| Main Course | Paneer Butter Masala | Cottage cheese in rich tomato-cashew gravy | 220 |
| South Indian | Masala Dosa with Sambar | Crispy crepe with spiced potato filling and lentil curry | 150 |
| Chinese | Veg Hakka Noodles | Stir-fried noodles with mixed vegetables and sauces | 140 |
| Beverages | Fresh Lime Soda | Refreshing lime drink with mint and spices | 50 |
| Desserts | Gulab Jamun (2 pieces) | Traditional milk dumplings in sugar syrup | 80 |
Special Jain menu available without onion, garlic, potato, and root vegetables. Fresh preparations made separately to maintain purity and follow Jain dietary principles strictly.
Dairy-free options using coconut milk, almond milk, and plant-based ingredients. Special attention to avoid all animal products while maintaining authentic flavors.
Rice-based meals, millet preparations, and gluten-free bread alternatives. Special care in preparation to avoid cross-contamination with wheat products.
Diabetic-friendly desserts using natural sweeteners like dates, jaggery, and stevia. Traditional recipes modified to suit health-conscious guests without compromising taste.
Special ekadashi and vrat (fasting) meals using allowable ingredients like fruits, milk products, and specific grains according to religious fasting guidelines.
Mild, nutritious preparations suitable for children including plain dal-rice, mild curries, fresh fruits, and healthy snacks without strong spices.
Hotel Arihant maintains the highest standards of food safety and hygiene, understanding the importance of clean, pure food for pilgrims and health-conscious travelers. Our kitchen follows strict protocols to ensure every meal served meets international hygiene standards while respecting traditional cooking methods.
While maintaining modern hygiene standards, we preserve traditional cooking methods that enhance flavor and nutritional value. Our use of clay pots for dal preparation, traditional tandoor for bread making, and slow-cooking techniques for curries ensures authentic taste while meeting contemporary food safety requirements.
The food at Hotel Arihant was exceptional! As Jain travelers, we were impressed by their understanding of our dietary requirements. The separate preparation, authentic taste, and variety of options made our pilgrimage comfortable and enjoyable. Highly recommended for families with special dietary needs.
- Deepak Jain Family, AhmedabadBeing South Indian, we were skeptical about finding good dosa and sambar in North India. Hotel Arihant surprised us with authentic South Indian flavors prepared by experienced chefs. The coconut chutney and filter coffee were particularly impressive. Great hospitality too!
- Raman & Priya, ChennaiThe traditional Garhwali thali at Hotel Arihant was a wonderful cultural experience. We had never tried jhangora kheer and kafuli before - both were delicious and gave us insight into local Himalayan cuisine. The staff explained each dish which enhanced our experience.
- Tourist Group from PuneExperience the rich vegetarian culinary heritage of Haridwar with Hotel Arihant as your base. From traditional local specialties to familiar comfort foods, our restaurant and the surrounding food scene offer something special for every palate. Let us help you discover the flavors that make Haridwar's food culture truly unique.
Phone: +91-9990848789 (WhatsApp Available)
Email: info@hotelarihantharidwar.in
Address: Near Har Ki Pauri, Haridwar, Uttarakhand 249401
Experience authentic vegetarian cuisine in the heart of spiritual Haridwar
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