City guide
Jain food in Seattle
44 places in USA serving pure veg and customization-friendly no onion, no garlic Jain food — from fully-Jain kitchens to spots with confirmed options. Always confirm prep details with the restaurant when you order.
45th Vegetarian Thai
Chennai Express
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Mamma Melina Ristorante & Pizzeria
Meenakshi Bhavan
Hot Cakes Capitol Hill
Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria - South Lake Union
Pizza Rasoi
Slurp Station Aburasoba - UW
Bangrak Market
Bombay Express
Cactus South Lake Union
Caffe Migliore.
Cannolo
Desi Pizza Kitchen
Din Tai Fung
Din Tai Fung
Fainting Goat Gelato - Fremont
Happy Lemon South Lake Union
Kamakura Japanese Cuisine and Sushi (Fremont, Seattle)
Kati Vegan Thai
Kin Len Thai Night Bites
Lassi & Spice SLU
Life On Mars
LOCAL Public Eatery Terry Ave
Mad Pizza
Manao Thai Street Eats
Menchie's Frozen Yogurt
MOD Pizza
MOD Pizza
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream Capitol Hill
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream Columbia City
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream Queen Anne
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream University Village
Molly Moon's Homemade Ice Cream Waterfront
Molly Moon's Ice Cream West Seattle
NIRMAL'S
Pagliacci Pizza
Pluto Organic Cafe
Seattle Pizza and Bar
Thai Thani Kitchen
TOASTED. Bagels & Coffee
Voodoo Doughnut
Wasabi Sushi & Izakaya
What you can eat in Seattle
The 44 places listed here span 14 cuisines. Jain-friendliness varies more by kitchen than by cuisine — what matters is whether the base gravy or stock is made fresh.
Eating Jain in Seattle
Can you get Jain food in Seattle?
Yes — this directory lists 44 places in Seattle, USA that either serve Jain food or will cook without onion, garlic and other root vegetables on request, including 2 with a pure vegetarian or fully Jain kitchen.
What kinds of food can Jains eat in Seattle?
The places listed here cover dessert, asian, italian, indian, thai. Cuisines built on onion and garlic bases usually need a request made before cooking starts rather than a modification afterwards.
How do I order Jain at a restaurant in Seattle?
Say it before the dish is started, not after: no onion, no garlic, no potato, no carrot, no beetroot, no radish and no ginger. Ask whether the base gravy or stock is made fresh — that's usually what decides whether a kitchen can do it at all. 8 of the places listed on this page have notes from other diners on what they actually managed to order.
More on this in how to order Jain food at any restaurant, or what counts as Jain food if you're explaining it to someone else.