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Cafes and restaurants in C-Scheme, Jaipur, by what's in the food

Six cafes and restaurants in C-Scheme on 13 October 2026, all vegetarian, open every day, for pickup and dine-in, with their hours, prices, what each cooks with, what guests know them for and one plate to start with.

By Vidit Jain and Milind Raj, foundersAs declared

Six of the eleven cafes and restaurants on Harkara are in C-Scheme, and three of them, Midori, Oree and Tap The Roots, are within about 50 metres of each other. Red Coal is a few minutes' walk away, Nuroh a little further, and Green Feast sits on Lajpat Marg on the other side. All six are vegetarian, all are open every day, and all take pickup and dine-in orders.

A snapshot taken on 13 October 2026. Hours, prices and dish counts are from each kitchen's live menu; what it cooks with is in its own words, from the 17 questions every kitchen on Harkara answers; what guests know it for is what comes up most in its reviews. Calories and protein are Harkara's estimates.

At a glance

Kitchen Open daily Middle price Dishes Guests mention most
Tap The Roots 11:30 AM – 11:30 PM ₹260 108 healthy food, paratha dishes, organic food
Red Coal 1:00 PM – 11:30 PM ₹280 64 falafel, Thai food, Lebanese food
Oree Coffee & Kitchen 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM ₹295 164 the vibe, hospitality
Midori, The Zen Bar 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM ₹325 228 matcha, portion sizes, a cozy place
Green Feast, C-Scheme 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM ₹329 22 healthy, bowls, smoothies, salads
Nuroh 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM ₹349 193 ambience, falafel, hummus, polite staff

The middle price is the median of everything on the menu, drinks included.

Tap The Roots

F-151, Chaitanya Marg, opposite SBI. Modern Indian bowls, many on a paratha base, and the lowest middle price of the six. It cooks in cold-pressed groundnut oil, throws its frying oil out daily, sweetens with honey only and buys organic certified dairy. Start with the High-Protein Salad Bowl, ₹280, about 26 g of protein for 315 kcal.

Red Coal

H-15, Chitaranjan Marg, Panch Batti. Falafel, Lebanese and Thai street food, from 1 PM to late. It cooks in olive oil, reuses frying oil for up to two days, and sweetens with jaggery and white sugar. Start with the Grilled Pesto Paneer, ₹240, about 22 g of protein for 354 kcal, or the falafel wrap at ₹350.

Oree Coffee & Kitchen

C 82-b, Chaitanya Marg. Coffee, matcha and a long pan-Asian and Mediterranean menu. It says no palm oil, no refined sugar added in-house, and has gluten-free options. Start with the Thai Basil Paneer, ₹445, about 20 g of protein for 350 kcal.

Midori, The Zen Bar

C-81-A, Azad Marg. The city's matcha bar on Harkara, 29 matcha drinks, with sourdough toasts, bagels and pizzas, open from 9:30 AM. It has not answered the oil and sweetener questions yet; its menu badges include plant milk and sugar-free options. Start with the Northbound Paneer salad, ₹400, about 22 g of protein for 342 kcal, and see every matcha in Jaipur.

Green Feast, C-Scheme

C-35 A, Lajpat Marg. Bowls, salads, paninis and smoothies, open from 9:30 AM. It cooks in olive oil used once, sweetens with monk fruit, uses whole wheat with no maida, and grows greens hydroponically. Start with the Earthy Hummus Toast, ₹329, about 15 g of protein for 345 kcal.

Nuroh

17, Lakshmi Path, Hathroi. Middle Eastern and Moroccan: four hummus, falafel, mezze, manakish, and a rooftop. It cooks in olive oil, reuses frying oil for up to a week, and sweetens with honey, dates and condensed milk. Start with the Soya Tandoori Chaap, ₹399, about 26 g of protein for 302 kcal, or the hummus taster, all four for ₹399; more in falafel, hummus and mezze in Jaipur.

Pick by what you want

  • Breakfast before 11: Midori and Green Feast open at 9:30 AM.
  • Late: Tap The Roots and Red Coal are open until 11:30 PM.
  • Matcha: Midori, or Oree a few steps away.
  • Falafel and mezze: Nuroh for the full spread, Red Coal for a wrap.
  • Bowls and salads: Tap The Roots and Green Feast; see salads and bowls in Jaipur.
  • Oil used once or changed daily, and no refined sugar, by their own answers: Green Feast (olive oil used once, monk fruit) and Tap The Roots (cold-pressed oil changed daily, honey only); more in where to eat healthy in Jaipur.

Where the numbers come from. Kitchen answers are each restaurant's own, shown as declared; Harkara does not test or inspect. Calories and macros are our estimates per serving, not lab values. How we know explains each kind of fact.

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