Here are some top vegetarian-friendly Indian restaurants in San Francisco:

1. Udupi Palace - #1 on Yelp for vegetarian Indian in SF Specializes in South Indian vegetarian food - dosas, idlis, vadas. Pure veg restaurant. 📍 Tenderloin / Lower Haight area

2. Jalebi Street - #2 on Yelp Indian street food with lots of vegetarian options.

3. Besharam Gujarati-inspired small plates - Gujarat is a predominantly vegetarian cuisine. Features fire-roasted eggplant, housemade maska paneer, and family-recipe dishes. Highly praised by The Infatuation.

4. New Delhi Restaurant (Union Square) Explicitly plant-based, vegetarian, and vegan Indian food in downtown SF. Good for visitors near Union Square. Website

5. Diwali Indian Cuisine - Also on Yelp's top 10 list

6. Keeva - Another Yelp top 10 pick

Since it's late Saturday night (11:28 PM), call ahead or check hours - many Indian restaurants close by 10 PM. Google Maps is your best bet for real-time hours right now.

It's midnight on a Sunday, so hours are a real concern. Here are your best options in or near SoMa:

1. Rooh - SoMa/South Beach (closest to you) High-end modern Indian in SoMa. Strong vegetarian and vegan menu with dishes like avocado puri puffs and mushroom with yakhni sauce. Menu is egg-free on the vegetarian side. Good for a special occasion, jewel-toned interior, great cocktails. Check if still open - they may close by midnight. 📍 Yerba Buena Ln, SoMa

2. Amber India - Also in SoMa (near Yerba Buena) Long-standing SF favorite. Extensive vegetarian menu with vegan-adaptable dishes. No egg in most veg dishes. They've been around for years and tend to have broader hours on weekends. 📍 25 Yerba Buena Ln, San Francisco - (415) 777-0500

3. North India Restaurant - SoMa Explicitly advertises vegetarian specialties. Located right in SoMa. Weekend hours go until 11:30 PM - you may be just past closing, but worth a call. 📍 SoMa - (415) 348-1234

Important - it's 12:12 AM right now. Most Indian restaurants in SF close between 10 PM - 11:30 PM. Your practical options at this hour:

For the no-egg requirement specifically: South Indian and Gujarati restaurants are your safest bet since those regional cuisines traditionally avoid eggs entirely.