Updated On: 03 January, 2024 07:26 AM IST | Mumbai | Devanshi Doshi
A multi-cuisine Jain fare-only restaurant in Charni Road caught the eye of our in-house representative from the community who decided to check its menu to see what the buzz was all about

Cheese corn balls, Vada pav, California maki roll sushi and Shanghai cottage cheese
This writer remembers her first family trip as a child to Manali. It was Chaumasa (a four-month long Jain festival), and we had to explain time and again what Jain food means to the chefs at the restaurants we visited. Hailing from Mumbai, finding Jain food has never been a problem. It is, however, challenging to find Jaina purvak food (food that can also be eaten during our fasting periods) at restaurants across the city. Naturally, when All in 1, a Jain fare-only restaurant opened in Girgaon, it became an instant hit with the community.
Royal falooda