Babaji
The History and Objectives of Babaji
- Babaji believes in bringing good Indian food to all who come to the door.
- The creator moved from Venice to England after creating a number of successful restaurants in Venice.
- Furthermore, they have been awarded 4 stars.
The Décor of Babaji Sunderland
- The floor is a pristine white and there is a chandelier above.
- There are a range of seating types, including booths and tables with chairs.
- Furthermore, there is a history of Babaji displayed on the wall.
- The bar is a light brown colour.

Inside Babaji: a warm, colourful dining space with a long banquette, loose chairs, and hanging plants. A large mural with “BABAJI” decorates the feature wall.
The Accessibility of Babaji Sunderland
- The entrance is at the same level of the pavement.
- Additionally. The floors are flat through out Babaji.
- Chairs can be removed to provide space for a person using a wheelchair to wheel themselves under the table.
- There are no braille or large print menus.
- However, staff are able to explain what is available.
- The menu can be found upon the website.
- There is an accessible toilet.
- There are highchairs.
- Additionally, there is enough room for a person in wheelchair to wheel themselves to their seats or for a pram to be wheeled to a destination.
If you would like to book or read the online menu then look at their website.
If you want to explore more places in Sunderland then visit the Eric Knows website.