Brij Mohan Vegetarian Indian Sweets and Restaurant

Brij Mohan is a great spot for authentic Indian flavors. Their Papri Chaat and Dahi Poori are outstanding — crisp, tangy, and perfectly spiced. The Tarka Dal is flavorful and feels just like home-cooked comfort food. The only miss was the chai, which was quite average and could use some improvement to match the rest of their menu. Overall, a wonderful experience with friendly service and great value — definitely worth visiting for a true taste of India in Cincinnati!

Pretty nice place. Chilli paneer was too spicy. Portion sizes are smaller to medium Pretty Nice selection of sweets

Brij Mohan Vegetarian Indian Sweets and Restaurant takes vegetarian food lovers on a delightful journey immersed in Indian culture. The ambiance, enriched by local diners, adds an authentic touch. The standout dish is the appetizer—the crispy puffs with a unique herb dipping sauce, showcasing innovative vegetarian cuisine. The self-service model creates a casual vibe, and the dessert selection is a sweet temptation. In summary, Brij Mohan Vegetarian Indian Sweets and Restaurant is a culinary oasis, where vegetarians and food enthusiasts alike can savor the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. It is also the ultimate destination for discerning palates.

It is small family owned Indian vegetarian restaurant. They sell sweets and snacks too besides main course food. Food was delicious and has enough quantity. Sweets were awesome. Sweet price is little expensive but worth a try various Indian delicacy. We ordered carry out (North Indian food and some appetizers) and order was promptly completed. The only suggestion for employees is that it is ok to smile. It makes it more inviting environment for guests. It appears that everyone was under stress all the time. With top notch quality of food, you gotta to smile. Parking is available in front of restaurant. Keep up the good work.

Wonderful food! We were in Cincinnati for a weekend, and visited this restaurant that our nephew recommended highly. And I endorse his message. This is a vegetarian restaurant, with all the popular Indian restaurant food - chhole, dahi puri, samosa, malai kofta, garlic naan, aloo parantha, and the like. It is a fairly extensive menu, and there is a large collection of mithaai, which is all great. Not only did we eat a lot, we ended up packing it for the evening, and bought mithai to take home. I highly recommend their mithai, especially the pethas.