Vegebowl Paris

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Great little space serving Asian vegetarian food near Strasbourg Saint-Denis/Chateau D’Eau metro. Friendly Chinese owner who speaks Chinese, English and French. They can also customise food without allium (no onions, no garlic). We ate there multiple times during our stay in Paris because the restaurant is clean, service is prompt, the food is delicious and of good value. Some of the dishes we tried were - fried rice, curry soup with vermicelli, basil tofu and curry claypot. Their coconut drink is also recommended - light and refreshing.

Great vegan food. Friendly, English speaking staff. English menu. Fair prices. I am going to make this a regular dinner place on my trips to Paris. Five stars!

One of the best Asian meals I've had! The food was delicious and the service was great - definitely a must visit in Paris!

A TREAT! As a big foodie & meat eater (who’s been trying to cut off meat from plate), this place exceeds my expectations! I walked for 2 hours return just to get here. It’s so worth it! FOOD Their menu is quite diverse. A lot of yummy choices that my indecisive-ass almost couldn’t decide. I had “duck” & fried “chicken” eaten on the spot, then sweet sour “pork” to go. Everything was DELICIOUS, TASTY, SATISFYING. I love how they really make effort in creating fake meat texture rather than just making straight up cauliflower fried “chicken”. This place makes it easier for me to ditch meat. Authentic Asian taste, although it’s not spicy enough for me. Which was fine because they put COMPLIMENTARY CONDIMENTS on the table (salt, chilli, sriracha sauce etc). PRICE The portion was generous for really fair price. Everything I ordered costed €28. I had to take away left over from fried chicken & duck because it was so much for me. I had them for dinner along with the pork. AMBIENCE & STAFF The place is quite small but super cozy. The staff are super friendly! They greeted me with smile, let me taking time in deciding what to order. I’ll be back for sure! I can’t wait to try more things from their menu. Picture of sweet sour pork looks a bit washed off because of poor lighting. It’s really yummy!

Check this out if you’re looking for vegan options. I stumbled upon this place by chance and I went there for lunch. The restaurant was empty, which I didn’t mind at all. I ordered the grilled gyozas for appetizer and the sizzling vegan brochettes for main. The food was good and I would recommend this place.