Indore’s dining scene keeps expanding beyond its familiar favourites.
From CAARA’s European café culture and Tanatan’s new vegetarian identity to destination restaurants on the city’s outer edges, these are the newer names worth knowing.
Location: KANADIA MAIN ROAD
Tanatan has returned with a completely new identity: now 100% vegetarian, with a menu built around Indian flavours, chaat, Chinese and Continental dishes. The relaunch also brings twelve new signature dishes to the table.
Location: HIG, RAVISHANKAR MAIN ROAD
A newer name on Indore’s casual dining map, House of Buns joined the city’s September restaurant line-up with a straightforward proposition: burgers, buns and comfort food.
Location: NEW PALASIA
One of the more notable recent arrivals, CAARA brings its European café sensibility to The Edit with an open bakery, all-day dining, breakfast plates, pastries and a chef’s table overlooking the kitchen.
Location: MIG MAIN ROAD, RSS NAGAR
A vegetarian rooftop destination that sits outside Indore’s usual dining corridors. Bungalow No. 6 is part of a wider shift towards restaurants creating their own destinations in residential neighbourhoods.
Location: BICHOLI BYPASS
Part restaurant, part leisure destination, Palmira brings a poolside, resort-style setting to the Bicholi Bypass — making the drive itself feel like part of the plan.
Location: VISHNUPURI, OLD A.B. ROAD
The concept is exactly what the name suggests: a focused restaurant built around parathas. Simple, specific and very much in keeping with Indore’s love for comfort food.
What’s interesting about Indore’s latest openings is the range.
A European café. A fully vegetarian restaurant. A rooftop destination. A paratha specialist. New restaurants moving further into the city’s residential and peripheral neighbourhoods.
The map is getting bigger and dinner plans are getting more interesting.
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