Anushka Sharma has always been known for keeping a low profile when she’s off-camera, but a recent brunch outing in London caught everyone by surprise. Moving away from the usual film sets and crowded cricket stadiums, the actress made a rare public appearance at OMNOM, a vibrant plant-based restaurant tucked away in London’s Islington Square.What made the outing even more interesting was her company. Anushka was spotted dining with Krishna Das, the Grammy-nominated spiritual singer known globally for his soulful kirtans. It didn’t take long for eagle-eyed fans to notice the duo, and videos and photos of them leaving the venue quickly began circulating across social media platforms.The restaurant staff was clearly thrilled by the visit. OMNOM later shared behind-the-scenes snippets on their social channels, including photos of Anushka posing with the kitchen team and happily signing an autograph. The staff couldn’t help but praise her demeanor, describing the actress as incredibly warm, humble, and graceful, and noting that her calm presence put the whole room at ease. Before wrapping up their post, the team even dropped a playful hint, expressing their hope that her husband, cricket star Virat Kohli, might join her for a meal sometime in the future.Redefining the Dining ExperienceFor those familiar with London’s food scene, it is easy to see why OMNOM was the destination of choice. It is far from a typical eatery; the venue is built as a holistic wellness destination. The place combines food with yoga, meditation and being mindful. It thinks that when you eat you should feel good in your mind and soul not in your body. The whole idea comes from Indian ideas. It takes a lot from Bhakti Yoga and Ayurveda to make a place in a busy city.A Purely Sattvic MenuAt the heart of the experience is a distinct culinary approach. In collaboration with the well-known Namaste Village, OMNOM’s kitchen turns out a completely plant-based, vegetarian menu. Keeping in line with strict sattvic and Ayurvedic traditions, every single dish is prepared entirely without the use of onion or garlic, relying instead on fresh, locally sourced ingredients and authentic spices to build depth of flavor.The menu itself reads like a checklist of beloved Indian comfort food, but with a modern, vegan-friendly twist. Guests can indulge in street food classics and starters like crispy mirchi pakodas, traditional samosas, and a rich pav bhaji. For the main course, the kitchen serves up hearty jackfruit biryani, traditional multi-dish thalis, parathas, and regional specialties like undhiyu, alongside creative fusion items such as their popular dosa waffles. To finish the meal, diners can choose from traditional desserts, including warm gulab jamuns and rich boondi laddoos.A Sanctuary for Mind and BodyWhat really makes OMNOM special is what goes on outside of the place where people eat. The building has a room for taking care of yourself that feels like a safe place to relax. Every week OMNOM has a lot of events that bring people together like yoga classes and quiet time to meditate, well as sessions that use sound to heal and live music performances that are very personal. OMNOM combines cooking that’s real and honest with a strong commitment to taking care of your whole self, which is why people keep coming to this special place, in London when they want to get away and be mindful.