Die besten Restaurants in Deutschland mit Veganes restaurant Essen

I've never had such delicious and creative, purely vegan sushi anywhere else. Where other sushi restaurants offer cucumber or avocado as a vegan option, the Tiger Club offers all sorts of ingredients, from asparagus to tofu, seitan, radish, shiitake, soy fillets and a lot more than makis, nigiris, inside out and tiger rolls ... Absolutely Oberkassel...

The kebab was, in short, catastrophic. The bread was so bad that I can't describe it, the entire kebab was too salty. The meat looked like meatloaf and, in short, tasted like nothing. Also way too much tzatziki and carrots on my kebab. Also no hot sauce even though I asked for it. This was the first kebab in years that I actually threw away. Unfortunately not recommended.

I've eaten many vegan kebabs all over Germany and this one was by far the weakest. In terms of taste, it doesn't convince at all, it feels like the only spice on the meat substitute is salt and the consistency doesn't seem like Seitan, more mushy like soy or peas. Payment only possible in cash.

We like to eat out at Vöner and we've always enjoyed it. Unfortunately, recently it has been observed that portions are becoming significantly smaller. With a plate of seitan, there were a few small pieces on the plate and the rest was “filled up” with fries. The salad side dishes and sauces have also decreased. The same went for the plate with soy. The price-performance ratio is simply no longer right, as the food is already in the upper range (which you're happy to pay if everything fits). You also have to be prepared for sometimes longer waiting times; on our last visit on Saturday, the staff seemed overwhelmed and a bit listless. Unfortunately, the simplest communication like “Hello” was not possible and it took a while for someone to come to take the order. We are sure that the store can do better and would be happy to be pleasantly surprised again next time.

Ate the best vegan kebab in Berlin with delicious vegan ayran 👍 very nice owner. Sweet potato fries and currywurst were also delicious!! The snack bar saved us, but unfortunately there was nothing vegan at our event.

Delicious food and very friendly staff. The selection is very large, so there is something for everyone. However, it is more like fast food with lower quality. The wraps are also prepared with a lot of sauce, so that you feel full.

!Danger! It is not 100% vegan as claimed. The Ayran is not vegan. I specifically asked, but was told he was vegan. I think it was because the seller didn't understand me that well. You could say that in addition to vegetarian dishes you also offer plant-based wraps, but the term vegan is simply out of place. Vegan is a way of life, not a label for nutrition, even if it is used that way in the food industry. If a restaurant advertises that it is 100% vegan on the banner outside, then you can expect that the owners have thought about it and have dealt with the issue ethically. Don't decorate yourself with it just because it's "in trend". For the love of animals! I have now deducted another star because Google says that you are a vegan restaurant and this statement is bold and wrong! The restaurant can be expanded. If there was music playing in the background, eating there would be a little more pleasant. Otherwise the wraps were still good. Falafel are not homemade, frozen goods. The phone number that is on the website is not in use! And the opening times aren't right either. You've come to the right place here on Google, 10 p.m. is closed.

Being on holiday and finding a restaurant that cooks the local cuisine, but 100% vegan, is the dream, and we found it and more in Bodhi. Extensive menu, excellent and friendly service, massive portions, utterly delicious, and warm and convivial atmosphere. We had such a great time that when passing through Munich for just one night, a week later, we returned for another round. Would recommend a visit!

Simply great! Best vegan fast food, super tasty, nice environment, nice staff, fair prices. Definitely worth a visit

I had a different expectation than what I found: When I go out to eat, it should be different than at home and something special: What bothers me most about a plate put together is that a large part of the side dishes are cold or probably salad: white cabbage or red cabbage. Why can't you write this clearly on the card? Regardless of the digestibility of cold food (cabbage), these two types of cabbage in particular would taste better steamed than cold. In southern Europe and Africa, white cabbage is often part of the meal and is served steamed. You can also cleverly coordinate it with spices. Our perception here is that vegan is in and modern, but there is also a massive focus on profit because it's self-service, a lot of things are served cold, the interior design isn't wow either - that won't work in the end because my wife from Kenya has a better white cabbage salad can cook and we prefer to eat at home: it's too expensive for what you get. Vegan is not automatically good or tasty, write down in detail what the alternatives are made from, there are supposed to be some people who don't like or tolerate soy.

Totally delicious breakfast :) has its price, but you're happy to spend something for good and healthy food. Definitely coming back soon.

It's really great, yummy for vegan food and cheap!! For sure will come back again

First of all: cool location. I felt very comfortable. We barely managed to get a table without a reservation. You should make a reservation. Service was good. Burgers and fries were also great. We are not vegan, but we do make sure to eat vegetarian or vegan meals from time to time. The taste is no different to a “normal” burger. Prices are ok, homemade iced tea is recommended.

We ordered two pizzas via the in-house website. When ordering, the delivery time was stated as 30 to 40 minutes. It took over an hour and a half and the order was cold (or minimally lukewarm). Of course, negative things can happen, but good service means you still want to offer the customer a positive experience. We called and were told that there was simply nothing they could do about it, as deliveries are ultimately made via Wolt. (As a customer, you only find out that delivery is made via Wolt after you place your order). My comment that I ordered and paid from you myself and am now turning to you as a restaurant was dismissed and referred back to Wolt. Rather, I was given the “tip” that if I wanted a good pizza, I shouldn’t order online. I was more than surprised. I said again that a pizza for 16 euros per piece should have a certain standard of quality. This probably also includes a normal, warm, or even better, hot temperature. Now I was told to send a message via Instagram and the boss could then reply to me there. I rejected that. I said he was welcome to call me back. Then they hung up. It's a shame, unfortunately really not recommended. I've eaten there several times and the pizzas are really good. But with this experience you really can't recommend it, especially when it comes to delivery.

I've been a vegan for many years, and when I'm in Germany, I like to try as many vegan restaurants as possible because the food is usually really good. This time, I was so focused on the food that I didn’t pay much attention to the restaurant’s name and I ended up here. I didn’t enjoy having cats wandering around everywhere—up high and down low. I’m not a fan of cats, and it didn’t feel very hygienic to have cat hair around while eating. Aside from the cats, the service was quite slow. I ordered the vegan chili, but it was disappointing. The portion was small, with big chunks of potato fries on the bottom and just a little chili on top. Next time I’m in Munich, I’ll try a different vegan restaurant.