Taking a quick pause for prayers, finding solace in moments of reflection and gratitude.read more

From the owner: A Mandir is a Hindu place of worship - a haven for spirituality and a place of paramount peace. It…read moreis also a center vibrant with social, cultural, and spiritual activities. Mandir - Temple/place of worship. Murti - Sacred image of the Deities and gurus. Darshan - Seeing the Deities with reverence and adoration. Arti - Ritual waving of lighted wicks before the Deities. Thal - Ritual offering of food to the Deities."

Nice one to share Excellent temple…read moreMohini sis or Behan manages well. They are also renovated

From the owner: Yoga & Meditation classes. Join us for Sunday service 11 am-…read more1 pm with Bhajans, chanting and lectures. Open every day 8 am - 12.30 pm and 5 pm- 8.30 pm. Counseling & spiritual guidance.

To the Board of Trustees, the Executive Committee, and the volunteers of the Hindu Society of…read moreCentral Florida, I am writing to recognize, with deep gratitude, the people who make Prasad Bhavan and this temple the heart of our community. I want the board, the committees, and the wider community to know what outstanding work is being done here--quietly, selflessly, and without any expectation of recognition. My connection to this temple goes back to 2003 or before. During those early years I was a regular here--and a volunteer. I gave my time the same way today's volunteers do, so I know firsthand what goes on behind that counter: the early hours, the hot griddles, the long prep, the cleanup, and doing it all over again the next week. Life has taken me in other directions and I am no longer able to volunteer from 2012 I guess as I once did--but I have never stopped loving and appreciating this temple. That is why, when I see the kind of service I saw this past week, I know exactly what it costs, and I cannot let it go unrecognized. I know what selfless seva looks like from the inside, and the team in Prasad Bhavan is the real thing. The food was outstanding. The dosa was so good--perfectly crisp, made fresh, and the best we have had anywhere in Orlando, Sanford, Casselberry, Longwood, or any of the neighboring cities. We have tried them all, and Prasad Bhavan is the one we keep coming back to. Two things set it apart: * The sambar and chutney. You give more--generously more--than anywhere else in the entire area. Most places skimp; you don't. * The vada. The size is really good, the kind that is rare to find anymore. Fresh, big, and made with care. It was a super best dinner -- so good, in fact, that we carried out enough for a few more days instead of cooking at home. Thanks a million. We were so grateful. Here is the part I most want the board and the world to hear: every person working in the Prasad Bhavan kitchen is a volunteer. They receive no pay and no benefit. They give their time, their labor, and their warmth out of pure devotion and selfless service -- seva in its truest form. They stand over hot griddles, prep for hours, clean up, and do it all over again the next week, for nothing in return except the joy of serving. Having been a volunteer myself in those earlier years, I can tell you -- it is hard, humbling, beautiful work, and it is the soul of this temple. They do not seek recognition, which is exactly why they deserve it. To Dr. Yogi Pattisappu -- a lifetime achievement honoree, and a man who proves it every single day. You go out of your way to help -- in the garden, in the volunteer work, in the "and what not" that never makes it onto any agenda. You make this temple feel like home, and we are lucky to have you. A temple is its people, and Prasad Bhavan is the proof. I have watched this temple grow and serve this community for over twenty years, and the spirit that built it -- the spirit of volunteers giving of themselves -- is alive and well in that kitchen today. The food nourishes the body, the volunteers nourish the spirit, and together they make this place a center of community in the truest sense. I am grateful for every dosa, every cup of sambar, every vada, and every act of service in the kitchen, the garden, and the hall. I hope the board will share this letter with the Prasad Bhavan volunteer team, the kitchen coordinator, and the volunteers' families -- so the people who did the work, and the people who share them with us, know how deeply it is appreciated. They are the face of this temple to the wider world, and they make us all proud. With deepest gratitude and love for this temple, Sridhar Rangaswamy called sri aka Dr.JustKidding Date of visit recently : July 20th 2026 ________________________________________ Thanks & Best Regards, Respectfully Submitted, Sridhar Rangaswamy ("Sri") US Trademark: #5030763 US Trademark #SN 98620494: "Promise Less/Under Promise and Deliver More" "Excellence is not an act, it is a Habit" "Honesty is the Best Policy"Be Truthful,Honest and Fair"

I've been coming here for 15 years. In the last year, on the same day every week. It is such a…read morebeautiful temple that we are fortunate to have in Orlando. But there is one thing that has not changed, and today I am finally speaking up. That is the head priest there, Narayana Bhattar. He is arrogant, rude and uncaring. When you walk to the dieties receive blessings or to pray, he will be sitting right there. He refuses to look up from his book or his phone. When you try to exhchange pleasantries as a hint, he ignores you. We endure this humiliation time after time, donation after donation. Today I had to speak up to let people know. Only Bhattar is this way. Not the others. Narayana Bhattar's behavior is not only offensive, but hurtful. Others vistors go through the same, but seldom does anyone speak up. So I am doing so now. So be it known and visitors beware... This is the home of an unkind arrogant priest.

Temple is not a good place for a wedding, especailly if you dont like bugs and rude management…read more Management is extremly rude, made my sister cry on her wedding day, nothing was prepare for her big day. Food was spoiled on purpose. Will never recommend because the lack of knowlodge they have in wedding planning and preparations. Absolutely disgusting. Good luck dealing with Dave, He's a real piece a work. Money is everything to them and will overcharge and ask for more though your time with them. NEVER WORKING WITH THESE PEOPLE AGAIN. I WILL BE HAPPY TO POST PICTURES OF THE DISGUSTING FLITH BUGS TOILETS CONDITION THEY KEEP THE PLACE IN. Ac wasnt working for my hairdresser, no electricity, the wedding was delayed 2 hours due to the fact they had nothing prepare.

This Mandir is in the process of new renovation. The hall is beautiful and there are huge events…read morethat take place here. The Priests/Pandits are very nice and you can tell they are knowledgeable on Hinduism. I have never received such an in depth service as I did at the Shri Lakshmi Narayan Mandir in Florida. You will be blessed to hear a reading from one of the Dharmachariyas here.

This is a nice Temple in Clarcona Ocoee road - they have good services on Sundays…read more Will upload one or two pictures this way you can see it they do have a facebook page (352) 557-4900 https://www.facebook.com/SSNMFl/

Nice place. Peaceful but Just beware of the dog. He sounds pretty ferocious (reason I didn't rate…read more4 or 5 stars). I will try going again though as I went when the place was mostly empty other than the guru who also lives on the grounds next to the temple. Om tat sat.

There are other temples in Melbourne too. But Manav Mandir sets an example of Grace, Peace and…read more fellowship Have been associated with this and all other temples for years. However whenever we have time and energy, we go to Manav Mandir... A shrine that truly brings the community together, Dr K D Kapoor

Beautiful place. Wonderful gift shop. Darshan was amazing. Always something going onread more

I'm of Indian origin and was born in the Hindu faith. So one thing to clear up - Chinmaya isn't…read morewhat I think of as a religion, like Hinduism. For me, the Chinmaya Mission is more of spiritual organisation, and they use the Vedas (books like the Upanishads) and Hindu scriptures (like the Bhagavad Gita) to teach people how to live a moral life in today's modern world. Other folks might disagree with my interpretation and that's fine - I reckon there's more than one way towards spiritual salvation and to each their own :-) BTW, I really love the motto of Chinmaya Mission, which is: "to give maximum happiness to maximum people for maximum time." I enjoy coming to this mission for the lovely Vedic teachings. There's a Chinmaya Balavihar program which is the equivalent of Sunday School for kids, and there's also other classes such as tabla and Indian classical dance. They also teach Vedic math (techniques for mental calculation), something that I find quite fascinating. The cost of classes are very reasonable too. There's also tons of visiting guest lectures and classes about all aspects of Hindu spirituality. The best kept secret (maybe not so after this review?) is the free yoga class on Wednesday evenings, which I think of as more faithful to the spiritual tradition and combining breath work, unlike most Yoga classes found at local gyms/ yoga studios, which I find for the most part, have been more "westernized". Its a holy, divine atmosphere and everyone's welcome. Absolutely come and check it out, and if you come on Sunday, stay back for the free, communal dining experience after the service! Yelp 127/2018