Vegetables

Potato cauliflower (Aloo gobhi)

Also called: aloo gobhi, aloo gobi, aloo-phoolgobhi, aloo gobhi sabzi, aloo gobi sabji, aloo gobhi ki sabzi, aloo gobhiy

Aloo gobhi is that classic North Indian sabzi that smells like home the moment it hits the tadka. Soft potato and tender cauliflower get coated in ginger, haldi, garam masala, and a little chilli — perfect with roti, paratha, or even in a tiffin with dal and rice.

Key Takeaway: One bowl of Potato cauliflower (Aloo gobhi) (180g) contains 191.2 kcal, 3.4g protein, 10.8g carbs, and 14.6g fat. Aloo gobhi brings a decent 5.4g fiber per bowl, mostly from cauliflower, so it can support smoother digestion and keep you full a bit longer. Cauliflower also gives vitamin C and folate, which are nice for gut lining support and overall cell repair, while ginger and spices like haldi and garam masala can feel warming and may help with bloating after a heavy meal. The one thing to notice is the 15g fat used per serving — if your stomach feels heavy with oily sabzi, try making it with less oil and a little extra ginger so it stays tasty but sits lighter.
191.2 kcal
3.4g Protein
10.8g Carbs
14.6g Fat

Per 1 bowl (180g)

Calorie Breakdown

7%
23%
70%
Protein Carbs Fat

Nutrition Facts

Nutrient Per bowl (180g) Per 100g
Calories 191.2 kcal 106.2 kcal
Protein 3.4g 1.9g
Carbohydrates 10.8g 6g
Fat 14.6g 8.1g
Fiber 5.4g 3g
Sugar 0.7g 0.4g
Micronutrients (per 100g)
Sodium 254.76 mg
Calcium 22.87 mg
Iron 1.07 mg
Vitamin C 61.11 mg
Folate 55.94 µg

What Goes Into It

Per serving (1 bowl)

Cauliflower 100g
Potato 50g
Green chilli 1.7g
Coriander leaves 1g
Ginger 6.3g
Haldi powder 0.6g
Garam masala 1.2g
Red chilli powder 1.2g
Fat 15g
Salt 2.5g

gastroenterology Gut Health Insight

Aloo gobhi brings a decent 5.4g fiber per bowl, mostly from cauliflower, so it can support smoother digestion and keep you full a bit longer. Cauliflower also gives vitamin C and folate, which are nice for gut lining support and overall cell repair, while ginger and spices like haldi and garam masala can feel warming and may help with bloating after a heavy meal. The one thing to notice is the 15g fat used per serving — if your stomach feels heavy with oily sabzi, try making it with less oil and a little extra ginger so it stays tasty but sits lighter.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is aloo gobhi good for weight loss?

Yes, if the oil is controlled. One bowl has about 191 kcal and 5.4g fiber, so it can fit well in a weight-loss meal with roti or salad. The potatoes add carbs, so portion size matters.

How many calories are in 1 bowl of aloo gobhi?

One bowl (180g) has about 191.2 kcal. Most of the calories come from the 15g fat used in the sabzi, not just the vegetables.

Can diabetics eat aloo gobhi?

Yes, but keep the potato portion in check. This serving has 10.8g carbs, and cauliflower helps slow the meal down a bit with 5.4g fiber. Pair it with roti made from whole wheat and avoid extra gravy or oil.

Is aloo gobhi good for acidity or bloating?

It can suit some people because of ginger and cumin-style spices, which may feel soothing. But if it is made very oily or extra spicy, it may trigger heaviness or acidity in sensitive stomachs. A lighter tadka usually works better.

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verified ICMR-NIN Verified Data

Nutrition data sourced from ICMR-NIN Indian Food Composition Tables (IFCT) and the Indian Nutrient Database (INDB 2024). Values are per standard serving and may vary with preparation method.

Curated by Ashutosh Swaraj, Founder of Shellel