We provide delicious and authentic vegetarian homemade north and south Indian food.
Service Offered
Food & Catering,
Cooking Services,
Homemade Indian Food
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Vimala Kitchen
- Lexington, MA
- 16 Years in Business
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16 Years
Vimalakitchen
Tired of restaurant food? Too busy to cook? Try us for fresh Indian food.We provide delicious and authentic vegetarian homemade Indian food both south and north Indian. For busy professionals, students on a weekly/monthly basis at very affordable prices. Our standard meal includes rice, chapati, dal and subzi. I USE CANOLA OLIVE OIL AND ONLY VEGETARIAN ORDERS PLEASE. ONLY ROTIS AND PARATHAS ORDERS ALSO ACCEPTED.Orders on Snacks, desserts, roti, paranthas, rice in bulk for special occasional is also accepted. Fresh, home food! Guaranteed!! Weekly, monthly or one day service available. We are located at Lexington, MA.
Rated 5.0 Tasty and Healthy... Highly recommended.
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