You need not be on a entirely vegetarian diet to be partial to the masses of worthy and tempting Brisbane restaurants for vegetarian diners. There’s a great deal of them cloaked around Brisbane CBD and suburbs – it could be you can think of some specialising in wonderful vegetarian pizza. It’s a cinch to miss these cafes, and they’re unceasingly so healthy and an easy way to get your protein requirement in a meal.
Whether’s it’s lunch or a snack there’s a good deal of neighbourhood secrets when it comes to vegetarian cooking in Brisbane, so speak up, vegetarians! Help us find the leading vegetarian restaurants in Brisbane, and be sure to list the best vegetarian meal recipes.
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I think Govindas in the CBD is pretty good, especially since I am a vegetarian and it’s the one place I know nearby that I’m not going to get a chunk of chicken or bacon by accident in my meal. The meal size is pretty good and varies from day to day so you can try new things.
I will also admit to sometimes finding the food a little heavy though.
Look forward to reading about more restaurants to check out!
Mondo Organics, West End, is very good. http://eatdrinkandbekerry.blogspot.com
Govindas, hands down. I am obsessed with their kofta balls.
take the trip to the Magic Apple in Burleigh Heads. great Dahl and Falafel!
the forest in west end. the food is delicious and affordable. tables are a little wonky though.
I like The Forest and Govindas, in West End. Good vegan/vegetarian food. The cakes at The Forest are pretty great, and they have a lot of gluten free options too.
Kuan Yin in ChinaTown. It is great! Does a lot of mock meat dishes. Try the Sweet and Sour ‘Pork’, unbelievably tasty! Prices are decently priced too.
Kuan Yin in ChinaTown. It is great! Does a lot of mock meat dishes. Try the Sweet and Sour ‘Pork’, unbelievably tasty! Prices are decent too.
Vegie Rama. Used to be in post office square arcade, but I think it may have moved to the Myer Centre.
The Loving Hut in Mt Gravatt is never a let down! If you are willing to pay ridiculously though than I have to recommend Aria, I know its not a veg*n restaurant but they are more then happy to accommodate and even came out with our own vegan menus and the sommelier came over to recommend which vegan wines that had. A.Mazing!
Fundies at Paddington (and Byron Bay). Food is tasty, although Staff can be a little standoffish.
I second the Loving Hut in Mt Gravatt. So delicious, so well priced. Yum yum yum! They even have vegan grocery products for you to cook your own masterpieces at home.
Here’s a third for Loving Hut Mt Gravatt! They are so quick and fresh, heaps of gluten/soy free options too.
Vege Rama wins hands down!!! The freshest, the tastiest, and the menu is always changing, so never sure what to eat as it is all sooooo good. And did I mention cheap, I am a well travelled vegan and Vege Rama is by far the winner in ALL categories.
what can I say….Vege Rama – a breath of fresh air in amidst a plethora of oil-laden, preservative soaked “food”. Bring your own container folks and not only will you bring a true heartfelt smile to the face of the staff, you’ll get looked after pretty darn well also.
Soooo True
Fundies at Paddington
Vege Rama in the Myer Centre
The Masala Dosa at Vege Rama is delicious!!
Another vote for Vege Rama.
Another good one is Sol Breads – their salads and sandwiches are amazing and they have lots of gluten free options, too.
Sassafras at Paddington also has some good vege options but only if you can stand the snobby wait staff and awful service.
Vege Rama in the myer centre. first time i’ve been and the food was light, tasty and reasonably priced!! yum,yum.