Nirvana Organic Kitchen - Restaurant in Mukteshwar, South Gola Range - Nainital, India

A small good going cafe just feel relax and enjoy the place. Good plantation, greenery, good food but not the best need some more work on it, Good and quick service. Street parking was there max 3-4 cars, from outside and inside well maintained but it require more work to do.

I loved the soup in the kumauni thali here. The food tastes amazing. The service is good too. The view it offers is also best.

After reading/watching so many review we went there to eat. Honestly after eating there. I had doubt abt all those reviews. When we went there, it was after 3pm. We ordered pahadi chicken. Gravy was watery. No salt. Tasty god knows. Each dish was tasteless. Food was horrible

The atmosphere & the view from the Nirvana Organic Kitchen is breathtaking, the Ragi Pizza is extraordinary in taste with a Kumaoni touch to it. Entire staff is so hospitable & generous that I felt at home. 10/10 recommended to definitely visit this place once you step into mukhteshwar.

The cafe is nice , location is quite apt and on a popular route. The place is well put with decent seating area. The food is very average. Ordered the following for a group of 5 people. White sauce pasta- Not bad. Low on salt but decent. Cheese grilled sandwich- this was good with average sized bread, hence good on quantity. Kadhai paneer- Didn't like it. Very bad in taste. The gravy was very shahi paneer style but with kadhai paneer ingredients. Dal fry- average. Simple daal, nothing fancy about it. The tawa butter rotis were very nice and fresh. Washrooms were again average. Should've been better.

Writing 5his review after my 2nd visit yesterday (June, 2023). Nothing has improved since November 2021. The food is organic but average. Bit, it's a must to have if you are looking for Kumaoni food. Please don't expect very well cooked chicken or compare with Delhi NCR cuisines. The food is rich in taste but some foodies might find it less salty (that's how Kumaoni food is). Overall, not value for money to spend Rs 850 on full thali. Save Rs 300/400 and go for mini thali. You will be missing out on Chass (butter mil, kheer) which are just okay. Ambience if above average. But, bathroom is not.

Had a sumptuous and mouth watering Kumaoni food. The owner explained us the name of every dish. Very healthy and locally grown ingredients. Restaurant is located on the main road and the view from the restaurant is awesome. It has the vintage look with beautiful done rustic interiors. With old Hindi songs playing st the back ground it was truly a indulging lunch moment. They also have shops where they sell locally grown rajma, extracted honey collected from various villages. Turmeric, cosmetic items all. Hand made Turmeric, millet flours, chilli powder are all hand pounded by near by village women. I truly loved it. Bought quiet a lot. Its supporting the local women and farmers.

We tried this place it was near to our stay. The basic premise of a food outlet/eateries is food quality and taste. We tried white sauce chicken pasta and margarita pizza both were not up to the mark. The pasta sauce wasn't good and the pizza was a bit burnt. The ambience is good with lots of wall graffiti. Ample of seating area with a seperate book self. Both outdoor and indoor seating available, parking is scarce and one may need to park asper space availablity. Overall the place can be visited.