The Ganga Cafe

Vegetarian, Vegan, Jain, Buddhist, Malaysian, Gujarati, South & North Indian Cuisine Cooked From Our Hearts.

Our Story

From Humble Beginnings

The Ganga Cafe started with our deep love for food, and through our lack of experience, working like our home kitchen, things certainly got a little crazy at times.

Nonetheless, with our zany Meeta and Prabodh’s desire to create a happy food eating place, we overcame our challenges. We believe our love for food and a mutual desire to feed is the key ingredient and common ground between us and you.

Only the Best

Where Food Is Made From The Heart

The Ganga Cafe started with our deep love for food, and through our lack of experience, working as our home kitchen, things certainly got a little crazy at times.

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RM 6.00

Butter Naan

A soft and fresh clay oven baked thick flatbread brushed with butter goes well with dal and tandoori.

RM 16.90

Aloo Gobi

Aloo Gobi made with tender potatoes (aloo), cauliflower (gobi), stir fried with spices is one of the most popular Indian dishes.

RM 7.50

Dabeli

Dabeli is a popular Indian sweet made by mixing boiled potatoes with an unique dabeli masala, filling a burger bun with the mixture, and serving it with chutneys and roasted peanuts.

RM 16.90

Dhal Takhda

Dhal Takhda is a popular Indian dish cooked with spicy lentils, tomatoes, and other spices, served with ghee.

RM 15.00

Chana Bhatura

Chickpeas in a delicious red sauce of onions, tomatoes and spices served with puffy, bread.

RM 19.00

Baingan Ka Bhartha

Grilled eggplant (baingan) is minced and mixed with tomato, onion, herbs, and spices. Grilling the eggplant over charcoal or direct heat adds a smoky flavour to the dish.

Testimonials

What People are Saying

"Nice and special Indian food"

Nice and special Indian food here, very good taste, really worth the visit, will come here more often 😍

– Wei Zhi Koh –

"Good & Soulful"

The vegetarian options they offer here are great. The paneer curry I tried was tasty and good value. The size of the mango lassi was well worth the price, and it wasn’t too sweet. I wish all vegetarian food was this good and ‘soulful’.The atmosphere is homey, simple. It’s nice.I recommend anyone, meat-eater or not, to try the food. But I know for sure that I will be back soon to try the rest of the menu.

– Luke Hopcutt –

"Delicious Indian Vegetarian Dishes"

Delicious Indian Vegetarian dishes! Pani Poori is a must-order. Crunchy and perfect combo with the sauce. Potato salad and Vegetarian Biryani are equally delicious, and flavourful with the right amount of spice. Will come again to try other items on the menu.

– Afiza Abd Jalil –