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Veda

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Providing healthy options for a meal on the move, this sleek and modern café offers traditional Indian cuisine ready for fast takeout or a brisk lunch or dinner at their bistro-style counter. Staples include samosas (baked, not fried), butter chicken and vegetable curry. Combo plates are a steal at just $6.58 and include rice, vegetable, a meat and naan. Mains $7–$16.

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