Updated On: 21 June, 2022 10:37 AM IST | Mumbai | Sukanya Datta
Cafes and sessions by studios are increasingly placing the spotlight on mindful eating. On International Yoga Day, meet practitioners who reiterate how food complements a yoga way of life

Yoga class in session at Yogisattva

Edamame brown rice risotto
The starting point for holistic health is a good gut, believes Mansi Bajaj, founder, The Yoga House in Bandra. And so, food, according to her, is an integral part of yoga — an alignment of mind, body and soul. The brain behind the yoga shala-cum-café says the idea was to bring a yoga ashram to urban dwellers. Offering a combination of yoga and food under one roof made sense, she adds. Guided by the yogic principles of sattva (purity) and shaucha (hygiene), the café tables a modern Continental menu wrapped in home-style fusion.