Good Karma Cafe
522 Washington Ave,Ste B, Ocean Springs, MS, 39564
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Address :
522 Washington Ave,Ste B
Ocean Springs, MS, 39564 - Phone (601) 337-2229
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Opening Hours
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch
Bike Parking : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : Yes
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
Categories
India is the birth place of Chicken Tikka Masala and Curries. Indian foods are prepared with a blend of finely mixed spices quite popular across the region. The spices develop the rich taste in Indian food enough to boggle your mind. The ever-increasing fan base of Indian food around the New York city is steadily increasing because of the large number of Indians who traveled to the land of dreams. The Indians also brought their very own vibrant, colorful, and aromatic authentic dishes for the people in the West. While most of the Indian population is Vegetarian, Indian food is great for people who are looking for vegan or vegetarian food option. If you are a Meat lover, don't get disappointed yet. Indian food also boasts of some popular non-vegetarian dishes too. Few examples are the famous Butter Chicken, Mutton Biryani and Tandoori Chicken are enough to satisfy your taste buds.
Indian food has gained reputation all over the world especially in the United States. You can find many places serving the appetizing Indian food across all major cities in the US. India is a diverse country with different food culture originated from different parts of the country. While the Northern region boasts tandoori dishes and korma offering royal taste, the Western Ghats offers sea foods that is made in naturally sweet tender coconut milk. The South Indian food servers a quality of different dishes made from rice accompanied with spicy chutneys, curries and famous sambhar. Also, the Indian sweets are a delight to relish. If you ever want to have a burst of sugar syrup in mouth, don't forget to try few Bengali Sweets. Be it spicy, tangy, or sweet flavor, you can find everything in the Indian cuisine. Be assured that the melody of spices will surely bring delight to you.
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Darius W.
Just breathtaking. I couldn't breathe because I didn't want to stop eating. Serving style is unique as they bring each course out to you. The flavors were just right and diverse. Friendly staff and they attract friendly customers! Susan says "the best damn cookie!"
(5)Cassandra B.
This is your typical hare krishna veggie restaurant. Simple, tasty food and friendly service. It was a little more expensive than I was expecting for this quality/quantity food, but I enjoyed my meal.
(4)Jackie L.
Delicious. Friendly staff, wonderful food, best cookie I've had in a LONG time. Worth the price. Hours vary, so get there near opening.
(4)Gene M.
2 words.... Pleasantly Surprised. I haven't been this relaxed while eating lunch in ages. Very well prepared and seasoned food. Also found it educational learning more about the health benefits of becoming vegetarian, something I have been thinking about for a while.
(4)Megan C.
I've never had better vegan food. You forget it's healthy after one bite. If I could eat here everyday, I'd be set!
(5)Steve P.
This is what I imagine a vegetarian, home cooked meal in India is like. Great lunch. Usually includes salad, soup, breads, a few hot servings and desert. And amazing iced tea. Very casual and $11 for lunch.
(4)Jenny A.
This was an unexpected fun surprise. I'm a die hard carnivore but my brother is a vegan and we stopped in to look at the place. We were seated and they started our courses. Can't say i knew what half the items were but they were quite delicious. They only have a certain course set out for everyday which was the fun part. It's a feel good place you should check out if you like indian cuisine and are up for trying new things. Also found out they were in the midsts of opening one in new orleans.
(4)Dave W.
Well I feel healthy & actually satisfied. This place does vegetarian / vegan lunches & actually does them pretty damn good. & for 10 bucks you get a lot of really clean flavorful delicious food. I think the stand out for me & I hate to say it was the salad. It was delicious. Not over dressed & packed a flavor knockout. The soup was ok. Nothing special & the main came with 4 different items. All of which were delicious. I will for sure eat here again. Just a side note, get here early. It gets packed & when the food is gone there done & your SOL. Oh & you get a cookie. Thumbs up good karma cafe.
(4)Sofia J.
I loved this place! An awesome option for vegetarians in the MS gulf coast, where it is hard to find places where you can eat more than fries and deep fried veggies. The restaurant has a great vibe and you can also buy cook books and some interesting ingredients to cook at home. I won't be missing a good vegetarian meal while I am down there for the holidays next time!
(5)Shannon S.
Karma is by far my favorite restaurant! Everything is super healthy, but doesn't have that textbook healthy taste. The food explodes with spices and flavor! Resonable prices, and you can preorder from 20 different vegan cakes to take home!
(5)StrawberryFields F.
Refreshing. The food was good and so was the service. I liked the fixed price menu. For about $9 I sampled 11 different dishes! The meal also included tea and dessert. I wish I didn't live 1 1/2 hours away or I would eat here more often.
(5)Chet R.
It's really a very cool and unique eatery, located in part of an old gas station complex in the heart of Ocean Springs - Completely vegetarian, Indian/Hare Krishna inspired dishes - A different medley of various dishes make up the meal each day - starting with small salad and soup, an entre of several complementary preparations, and ending in some kind of delightful desert - the price is reasonable and the meal satisfying - The fare is spicy, in fact the hallmark of the food is the unique blend of spices and flavors the cook brings together each day - Krishna background music and decor - The two ladies that run the restaurant are extremely nice and caring
(3)Lyle M.
My husband and were excited to see that a vegetarian restaurant had opened in Ocean Springs. However our excitement was short-lived. We noted that the hours are very limited...lunch only. So we thought we'd try it on a Saturday. So I called about 1 pm to find out how late they were open. The woman stated that they would be open until they ran out of food, which she estimated would be in about an hour. So asked my husband to run down there and order some takeout so we could at least try it. He learned that they basically have a different meal each day, and all that they sell is a fixed price meal (no ala carte). That day the meal consisted of a rice dish, samosas, and another dish that contained dairy. Since our diet is now plant-based, no added oil, there wasn't one dish that would work. So sadly he came away empty handed. Keep in mind that we never actually ate here...the food may be deliciious for all we know. But I thought this information might be helpful to others, so they know what to expect. I guess if you are very flexible about what is actually on the menu that day and are able to get there early (they open at 11:30 am) that this might work for you.
(2)Darius W.
Just breathtaking. I couldn't breathe because I didn't want to stop eating. Serving style is unique as they bring each course out to you. The flavors were just right and diverse. Friendly staff and they attract friendly customers! Susan says "the best damn cookie!"
(5)Cassandra B.
This is your typical hare krishna veggie restaurant. Simple, tasty food and friendly service. It was a little more expensive than I was expecting for this quality/quantity food, but I enjoyed my meal.
(4)Jackie L.
Delicious. Friendly staff, wonderful food, best cookie I've had in a LONG time. Worth the price. Hours vary, so get there near opening.
(4)Gene M.
2 words.... Pleasantly Surprised. I haven't been this relaxed while eating lunch in ages. Very well prepared and seasoned food. Also found it educational learning more about the health benefits of becoming vegetarian, something I have been thinking about for a while.
(4)Dave W.
Well I feel healthy & actually satisfied. This place does vegetarian / vegan lunches & actually does them pretty damn good. & for 10 bucks you get a lot of really clean flavorful delicious food. I think the stand out for me & I hate to say it was the salad. It was delicious. Not over dressed & packed a flavor knockout. The soup was ok. Nothing special & the main came with 4 different items. All of which were delicious. I will for sure eat here again. Just a side note, get here early. It gets packed & when the food is gone there done & your SOL. Oh & you get a cookie. Thumbs up good karma cafe.
(4)Sofia J.
I loved this place! An awesome option for vegetarians in the MS gulf coast, where it is hard to find places where you can eat more than fries and deep fried veggies. The restaurant has a great vibe and you can also buy cook books and some interesting ingredients to cook at home. I won't be missing a good vegetarian meal while I am down there for the holidays next time!
(5)Megan C.
I've never had better vegan food. You forget it's healthy after one bite. If I could eat here everyday, I'd be set!
(5)Steve P.
This is what I imagine a vegetarian, home cooked meal in India is like. Great lunch. Usually includes salad, soup, breads, a few hot servings and desert. And amazing iced tea. Very casual and $11 for lunch.
(4)Jenny A.
This was an unexpected fun surprise. I'm a die hard carnivore but my brother is a vegan and we stopped in to look at the place. We were seated and they started our courses. Can't say i knew what half the items were but they were quite delicious. They only have a certain course set out for everyday which was the fun part. It's a feel good place you should check out if you like indian cuisine and are up for trying new things. Also found out they were in the midsts of opening one in new orleans.
(4)Shannon S.
Karma is by far my favorite restaurant! Everything is super healthy, but doesn't have that textbook healthy taste. The food explodes with spices and flavor! Resonable prices, and you can preorder from 20 different vegan cakes to take home!
(5)StrawberryFields F.
Refreshing. The food was good and so was the service. I liked the fixed price menu. For about $9 I sampled 11 different dishes! The meal also included tea and dessert. I wish I didn't live 1 1/2 hours away or I would eat here more often.
(5)Chet R.
It's really a very cool and unique eatery, located in part of an old gas station complex in the heart of Ocean Springs - Completely vegetarian, Indian/Hare Krishna inspired dishes - A different medley of various dishes make up the meal each day - starting with small salad and soup, an entre of several complementary preparations, and ending in some kind of delightful desert - the price is reasonable and the meal satisfying - The fare is spicy, in fact the hallmark of the food is the unique blend of spices and flavors the cook brings together each day - Krishna background music and decor - The two ladies that run the restaurant are extremely nice and caring
(3)Lyle M.
My husband and were excited to see that a vegetarian restaurant had opened in Ocean Springs. However our excitement was short-lived. We noted that the hours are very limited...lunch only. So we thought we'd try it on a Saturday. So I called about 1 pm to find out how late they were open. The woman stated that they would be open until they ran out of food, which she estimated would be in about an hour. So asked my husband to run down there and order some takeout so we could at least try it. He learned that they basically have a different meal each day, and all that they sell is a fixed price meal (no ala carte). That day the meal consisted of a rice dish, samosas, and another dish that contained dairy. Since our diet is now plant-based, no added oil, there wasn't one dish that would work. So sadly he came away empty handed. Keep in mind that we never actually ate here...the food may be deliciious for all we know. But I thought this information might be helpful to others, so they know what to expect. I guess if you are very flexible about what is actually on the menu that day and are able to get there early (they open at 11:30 am) that this might work for you.
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