Paashh

The interiors are beautiful and give a lively, refreshing vibe with lots of greenery around. Valet parking is available, which is super convenient. Food is pure vegetarian, clean, and absolutely delicious. Each dish felt fresh and satisfying – left with a happy and full stomach. There’s also a boutique inside the premises. I didn’t explore the clothing section, but the setup looked nice. Perfect spot if you’re looking for a peaceful, relaxed brunch experience. One drawback I noticed – we visited twice, and both times we were not given a final bill receipt (neither hard copy nor soft copy). The staff mentioned that the printer wasn’t working both times, which felt odd. Other than that, I really like this place. It’s a well-done space with great food and vibes!

A beautiful spot with a wonderful ambiance and delicious food. I especially loved the dessert — it was outstanding. The menu offers some unique vegetarian options, though the selection is a bit limited. That said, the place is spacious and aesthetically pleasing, making it a great overall experience

I visited Paashh in Kalyani Nagar recently, and it truly stands out as one of the most unique dining spots in Pune. The first thing that strikes you is the ambience — lush greenery, natural light, and chic décor that blends beautifully with nature. It feels calm, refreshing, and almost like a retreat in the middle of the city. The food here is creative and thoughtfully prepared. The menu leans towards organic and vegetarian options, with dishes that are plated beautifully and carry interesting flavour combinations. I tried their Buckwheat Thai noodles and zucchini ravioli, and both were excellent. Their desserts, especially the tiramisu-style creations and cheesecakes, are worth saving space for. That said, the portions can feel a bit small, and pricing is definitely on the higher side — something to keep in mind. What balances it out is the service. The staff is courteous, attentive, and willing to explain the concept behind the dishes. It makes the experience more engaging and personal. Overall, Paashh is a place I’d recommend for its ambience and innovative menu. Perfect for a date, a slow lunch, or when you want a dining experience that feels a little different from the usual cafés around.

A place that feels less like a restaurant and more like stepping into a green, peaceful hideaway. With plants all around, soft lighting, and those little cosy corners — it instantly slows life down and lets you breathe a little deeper. The food here is just as thoughtful as the space — fresh, wholesome, organic, with beautiful flavors that surprise you in every bite. I tried their Seasonal Veg Krapao with Sticky Rice 🍲🍚 — bold, comforting, and full of depth — and the Whole Wheat Spaghetti Pomodoro 🍝 topped with parmesan and served with crusty bread. Both felt like pure comfort in a bowl. And of course, the coffee ☕ was art in itself. Paashh is more than just a café. It’s a reminder that when you combine soulful spaces, good food, and great company, happiness multiplies.

We were a group of 7 . Went on a Tuesday night . We were told to be on time as it was fully booked . However when we reached at 8.15pm we were the only guests . Another group of around 6 people arrived an hour later . Other than that no other guests till we left . The service was great . The seating was also good though we would have appreciated the outdoor view during the day as we couldnt see much due to the reflection on the glass . We ordered a few mocktails . The kiwi jalapeno drink touted by the server to be spicy was in fact quite sour - no spice at all . The food was great . The pani puri with quinoa was excellent as was their version of dal pakwan and the burrito salad . Mains we had thalipeeth and miniature rotis with thecha - both very tasty . As it was the birthday of one of us they arranged a complimentary chocolate dessert which was heavenly - nice touch . Total bill for 7 was in excess of Rs10,xxx/.

Great food. Even better place. Definitely worth a special dinner. The Pani puri is awesome, storied and rightly so. The Pashh is also something you should try. Drinks are average. Spaghetti is again good. Make sure you have a reservation if visiting on a weekend.

The restaurant looks amazing. I think it is one of the best restaurants we went to. And the service is just amazing. But the food was just ok. Out of the 6 or 7 dishes we ordered, we liked 3. The rest were not bad, were just ok.

Today was our first visit to The Paash, the whole experience was outstanding. Our server was Komal, she was very welcoming, comforting and friendly. She gave great recommendations for food and drink, captures lovely photos of us. Walked us around cafe and the store. I was very interested in one dessert - Gianduja, which apparently takes a long time to thaw. Due to our time constraint, she wasn't able to serve us Gianduja. While exiting the cafe she gave us complimentary Gianduja to go. Even the chef (Nitish) came out and interacted with us, asked us about our experience. Overall it was wonderful experience and Komal made sure we would visit again. Big thanks to her :)