Shravan Special Fasting Food: 5 Dishes try at Jay Bhavani
Shravan month is here, and if you follow the fast, you know how hard it can be to find good food that actually fits the rules. No onion, no garlic, no regular grains, but still tasty enough that you don’t feel like you’re missing out. That’s exactly where Jay Bhavani comes in.
We’ve put together a Shravan special food menu made for people who fast but still want a proper meal. Whether you’re after a light snack or a full farali combo, our fasting food menu covers it. Here are 5 dishes you should try this Shravan season.
1. Sabudana Tikki
Sabudana tikki is the dish everyone asks for during fasting season, and for good reason. Made from soaked sago pearls, boiled potato, roasted peanuts and simple spices, these tikkis are shallow fried till golden and crisp on the outside, soft in the middle. No onion, no garlic, no grains that break the fast. Just honest, filling food that tastes as good as it sounds.
Pair it with a cup of chai and you’ve got the perfect Shravan evening snack.
2. Farali Combo (Buff Vada and Sabudana Tikki)
Can’t decide between two favourites? Our farali combo gives you both. It pairs our buff vada with sabudana tikki on one plate, so you get the best of both textures and flavours without having to choose. It’s become one of the most ordered items on our fasting food menu, especially with families ordering for the whole house.
If you’re searching for a fasting food shop that actually understands what a proper farali thali should look like, this combo is a good place to start.
3. Farali Bhel
Bhel is a favourite anytime, but during Shravan, regular bhel is off the table because of the puffed rice and sev. That’s why we make a separate farali bhel, built specially for fasting days. We swap out the usual ingredients for fasting-approved alternatives like roasted peanuts, sabudana, and fresh vegetables, tossed with tangy chutneys and a squeeze of lime. It’s light, tangy and refreshing, exactly what you want on a warm Shravan afternoon.
4. Buff Vada
Buff vada is a Jay Bhavani classic that our regulars order all year round, but it hits differently during Shravan. Made with a mix of fasting-friendly flours and mashed potato, shaped into small vadas and fried till crunchy, it’s got that satisfying bite without any banned grains. Serve it hot with a side of chutney and you’ll understand why it’s one of our best sellers.
5. Masala Peanuts
Sometimes you just want something to munch on between meals, and masala peanuts do that job perfectly. Roasted peanuts tossed in a mix of mild spices, this snack is completely fasting-friendly and easy to pack for the day if you’re travelling or at work. It’s simple, but it hits the spot every single time.
Why Choose Jay Bhavani for Your Shravan Fasting Food
Finding a proper indian restaurant that takes fasting food seriously isn’t always easy. A lot of places just remove a couple of ingredients and call it done. At Jay Bhavani, we build our fasting menu the right way, using proper farali ingredients and traditional recipes passed down the way they should be.
We’re a 100% vegetarian restaurant, so you don’t have to worry about cross contamination with non-veg items either. Whether you’re dining in with the family or need an indian takeaway option for a quiet night at home, our fasting food menu is ready whenever you need it.
If you’ve been looking for a reliable fasting food shop during Shravan, come try our farali combo, sabudana tikki, buff vada, farali bhel or masala peanuts. Good fasting food shouldn’t be boring, and we’re here to prove it.
