Event

Ayurveda Cuisine Pop Up Dinner

You are invited to savor a delectable Ayurvedic cuisine menu designed by Nalini Mehta (Founder, Route To India and James Beard Foundation Grantee for Women In Culinary Leadership Program).

Ticket price includes dinner, tax and gratuity.

The food is tailormade to suit your unique Ayurvedic mind & body personality type, which means that the vital energies of the foods will enhance your pranarecharging your mind, body and soul. So if your body is more firey (youre Type A perfectionist), youll eat dishes that calm you down or if youre more earthy, well make foods that perk you up! Preparing Ayurvedically balanced meals includes a unique combination of six tastes, which are: sweet, salty, bitter, sour, astringent and pungent. Ayurveda recognizes that how something tastes in our mouth affects our moods and influences our sense of well- being.

Ayurveda Cuisine For The Modern Appetite
Ayurveda cuisine is as relevant today as it was when it was founded some 5000 years ago. It is a sister science and philosophy of yoga and has its unique identity in bringing mindfulness to the food on our plate as well to the cook (their state of mind) and the cooking process.

According to Ayurveda every climate has its own taste just like there are six seasons, so are there six tastes that bring satisfaction and balance at all levels- mind, body and spirit. Food like medicine, has the power to heal the body from within.

While it lays great emphasis on eating seasonal, plant based and local as a means of doing good to the community and environment, it sees equally important, how these foods bring balance to what our mind and body needs at that time and place. Health and wellness is the foundation of this holistic cuisine and practice.

Ayurveda beckons us to revisit our approach to food, ingredients and cooking techniques.

Please fill this questionnaire to determine your Ayurveda body type. We will tailor make the 3 course pre-fixe meal best suited for your personality, https://goo.gl/forms/qVsBrJngAE7bP3722

Street parking and a pay lot are located on Harmon Place.