Buddha Bowl

Eating a variety of home-cooked foods in a Buddha Bowl can make your everyday meal more trendy and fun. Learn how to embrace this plating and eating style for Indian foods.

Buddha Bowls make for a wholesome meal bowl which is full of flavours and nutrients, making it a perfect weight loss meal!

Sachin Tendulkar posted a picture on Instagram, revealing the dish his daughter Sara had prepared.

From salads, sandwiches, pastas, Buddha bowls,pancakes, Instagrammable smoothie bowls to cheesecakes, the vegan fare in this quaint little cafe is sure to take you by surprise.

A begging bowl on display in an Afghanistan museum is not associated with Lord Buddha, Indian officials have concluded belying the initial perception that it belonged to the founder of Buddhism.

The Centre is considering deputing two Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officials to ascertain the authenticity of a bowl for begging (Bhiksha Patra) said to be of Lord Buddha, which is at present on display in Afghanistan.

With suggestions that a bowl used by Gautam Buddha is in Afghanistan, India is sending a team of officials from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) there by the month-end to assess its authenticity before it could be brought back.

Two Indian archaeologists are being sent to Kabul to study a "begging bowl" thought to have been used by Buddha in a first step to bringing the artifact back to India, an official said.

Eating a variety of home-cooked foods in a Buddha Bowl can make your everyday meal more trendy and fun. Learn how to embrace this plating and eating style for Indian foods.

Buddha Bowls make for a wholesome meal bowl which is full of flavours and nutrients, making it a perfect weight loss meal!

Sachin Tendulkar posted a picture on Instagram, revealing the dish his daughter Sara had prepared.

From salads, sandwiches, pastas, Buddha bowls,pancakes, Instagrammable smoothie bowls to cheesecakes, the vegan fare in this quaint little cafe is sure to take you by surprise.

A begging bowl on display in an Afghanistan museum is not associated with Lord Buddha, Indian officials have concluded belying the initial perception that it belonged to the founder of Buddhism.

The Centre is considering deputing two Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) officials to ascertain the authenticity of a bowl for begging (Bhiksha Patra) said to be of Lord Buddha, which is at present on display in Afghanistan.

With suggestions that a bowl used by Gautam Buddha is in Afghanistan, India is sending a team of officials from the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) there by the month-end to assess its authenticity before it could be brought back.

Two Indian archaeologists are being sent to Kabul to study a "begging bowl" thought to have been used by Buddha in a first step to bringing the artifact back to India, an official said.