During Durga Puja in Sundargarh, different households can have different food preferences. Some want the regular vegetarian menu; others avoid onion or garlic, and fasting requirements can be more specific. Start by asking what your group needs.
Pure veg is the kitchen policy
The Oven Vibe is a pure vegetarian, egg-free kitchen. Regular menu items can still contain onion, garlic, wheat, dairy and nuts. Vegetarian does not automatically mean vegan, Jain, allergy-safe or suitable for someone's fast.
What the current seasonal menu says
The October 2026 seasonal selection is no longer listed in the current menu. Browse the regular menu and ask the kitchen about your requirements.
Questions worth asking before paying
- Does the specific dish meet your household's ingredient preferences?
- What is the serving size and how many portions do you actually need?
- Are substitutions possible for that order? Confirm them with the kitchen.
- Is the food being collected or delivered, and at what agreed time?
Planning around an outing or a gathering
If you want food before leaving home, choose a realistic collection or delivery time and allow for your own travel plans. If you want it later, use the scheduled pre-order option with at least 3 hours' notice, then confirm the slot with the kitchen.
For several people, share the headcount, preferred dishes and dietary requirements, then agree quantities and the final quote.
Keep the final total clear
The menu shows direct-order food prices. Delivery distance, the selected time and applicable surcharges can change the final quote. App prices and offers are separate. Read the late-night conditions if you plan to order after normal closing.
Choose food for your Puja plans
Check the current menu, calculate your basket, or ask the kitchen about your group and ingredient needs.
Planning for the next gathering? Read our Diwali food planning guide.
