This was a very good place with a clean restaurant and amazing food and I think that the spring rolls were my favorite

A must try spot for North Indian homely meal. Tried their Full Thali meal which comes with an appetizer, soup, three curries, bread of the day and basmati rice. Every item was good. Decent ambiance. You place an order first and then they bring it to your table.

The food is incredible here. They were so helpful and friendly. The Indian street food options are amazing. Don't pass on this place! Good music. Good vibes. Good food.

This is your local spot for Indian street food, and if you're skeptical of vegetarian food, you can expect the food at Sattvik to open your mind. I went on a weeknight with a few friends and we got a little of everything to share with friends. The restaurant is spacious and clean, with colorful pop art and good seating. Service was attentive and accommodating. The appetizers samosa chaat and puri were great on texture, crunch, flakiness - and the flavor delivers for every dish here. The chutney sauce goes on everything including the puffed rice. We enjoyed the paneer a lot from the full thali we ordered. The winner of the night for taste was the Pav Bhaji- highly recommended! The mango lassi delivered as well and the rose lassi is an option if you like less fruity and more floral. Overall, 5/5 for taste and flavor and variety of foods. Sattvik is tucked away into a parking lot on Miramar but if you come in and sit down to eat, your taste buds are going to have a feast.

Whenever I need to get away and treat myself to lunch in a quiet, calming, meditative place, I come to Sattvik Foods. It's a drive -- goodness. Especially if you are in South Bay. But worth it for a late morning or early afternoon to enjoy a lunch and read a book. I've never met the founder and chef, Kanta. I hope to one day. She draws her inspiration from African and Asian heritage in preparing the dishes, creating a lovely fusion of fresh, flavorful and filling foods. I always, always have leftovers to take for afternoon snacks. You can order online, and catering is available. It definitely seems that Sattvik is getting more and more online orders, but I always like to stay. The restaurant feels like it is in a converted warehouse. It is shotgun side, and the seating is ample and spaced. There is generally no music playing, and very few people speaking. Most come and go quickly. Be sure to check the menu of the day. It rotates. My favorite is the thali, which is a set menu with three curries, an appetizer, dessert, the soup of the day, rice and a bread. Other favorites are the rotis, samosas and the puri dishes -- the entire menu, really. Lots of street food options on the menu. I highly recommend a visit.

I'm probably not qualified to correctly review this place. I just dropped in for some lunch and enjoyed it. Not going to try to join the Authentic/Not-Authentic debate or anything. It was tasty and flavorful, hot and fresh. Portion sizes are not large. You get a small amount of several things. It is all vegetarian, but you probably figured that out. There is a whole long table of pre-packaged snacks and desserts in the middle of the restaurant. But we have to talk about Parking. There is none. There's some used car dealer that double-parks every available space near there.. don't even bother pulling into the Sattvik driveway -- you'll just get mad and turn around. Go to one of the other more-empty lots and walk. I've flat out left and gone somewhere else at lunch -- it's a lost cause.