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Vegan Restaurants

Postby Sergio » Nov 24, 2009 7:48 am

Vegan Restaurants Guide
Lets write here about all the vegan restaurants that impressed us in our country or abroad.

Beside your personal opinion and experience please include information about the precise location and cuisine offered in the restaurant, as well as some pricing information. So that other vegans knew exactly where to look for a suitable vegan restaurant if they find them self in that part of the world.
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Re: Vegan Restaurants

Postby AndyBa » Nov 28, 2009 12:07 pm

I have do admit that I have never been in a vegan restaurant. But I have been in lots of vegetarian restaurants and restaurants that offer vegan dishes.

Can we write about vegetarian restaurants as well?
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Re: Vegan Restaurants

Postby BigBecka » Dec 3, 2009 5:11 pm

I agree - I don't know any vegan restaurants, but I know some good vegetarian ones :)
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Re: Vegan Restaurants

Postby JBear » Apr 27, 2010 9:48 am

Hi Everyone,

Here in Australia, there are several vegan and vegetarian restaurants. :cheers: One of my personal favourites is White Lotus, in Melbourne, Victoria. The majority of the food is vegan, with the vegetarian dishes being able to be made vegan at request. Their specialty is Tamarind Fish, however they have Mock Duck (which is so much like the real thing my non-veg friends have said) and Lemon Chicken (my favourite :compress: ) as well as satays, stir frys and curries with beef, chicken, etc. They even have a seafood platter.

I've taken several friends their, and they have all marvelled at the great food. And they all agree on going vegetarian or even vegan if they were able to access this high standard quality food on a day-to-day basis!

The only down-side is that the restaurant can be extremely heavy handed with the MSG they use, however, they are more than happy to remove this upon request.

Cheers,

Jana
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