Table of Contents
- 1 / 14 - Basil Ica
- 2 / 14 - Franzis
- 3 / 14 - Fruccola
- 4 / 14 - Good Karma Kitchen
- 5 / 14 - Great Bistro (Closed)
- 6 / 14 - Hokedli
- 7 / 14 - Kicsi Japán
- 8 / 14 - Kitchen of Health (Closed)
- 9 / 14 - Napfényes Étterem
- 10 / 14 - Nemsüti
- 11 / 14 - Pingrumba
- 12 / 14 - ONO Poké Bowl Bar
- 13 / 14 - Tökmag Vegan Street Food
- 14 / 14 - Vegan Love
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Franzis
Franziska first gained popularity with their health-conscious biscuit boxes, which didn’t contain any animal fat, milk, grain flour or white sugar. Then, two years ago, the founder opened his own breakfast spot on Batthyány tér. The main attraction here is brunch – there are paleo and raw vegan options, but followers of other popular diets will find what they’re looking for, too. In addition, Franziska has great salads and pastries, and their vitamin-filled bowls are perfect for lunch.
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Fruccola
Fruccola currently awaits health-conscious customers at two locations, one in Pest and one in Buda. Their extremely wide selection allows you to create your own salads, but you can also choose from a number of main courses and soups as a daily menu. Fruccola is not the cheapest salad place in town, but you’re guaranteed to get top quality for your money here, with fast service.
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Good Karma Kitchen
Creating the perfect combination of Indian cuisine and street food, Good Karma can now be found at two locations in the city. Their permanent meat- and vegetable-based offers can be ordered with a side dish of your choice, such as rice, salad or Indian flat bread. You can always count on them for fresh, crispy vegetables, exciting sauces and kind service, and there are always a few seasonal offers available as well.
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Hokedli
Hokedli is not necessarily a vegetarian, vegan or gluten-free place, although most of their options tend to suit the followers of particular diets. With ingredients sourced from small producers, Hokedli serves daily soups, stews, meats and one-course meals, all delicious without fail. The portions are generous, the lunch menu excellent value for money.
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Kicsi Japán
This tiny outlet at the opening to the Corvin Quarter, as its name suggests, brings us a little bite of Japan. In addition to sushi, they have exciting Japanese street food that you can eat in situ – if there’s space – or take back to the workplace. Their bento boxes are specifically created for showcasing Japanese lunch habits at home, full of vegetables, fish, sushi rice and all other healthy elements.
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Napfényes Étterem
One of the pioneers of vegan gastronomy in Budapest, the Napfényes Restaurant is well-known for offering traditional Hungarian flavours in plant-based forms. In addition to fine Magyar delicacies, you will also find pizzas and international vegan food favourites on the menu, as well as seasonal options and a lunch menu for a fair price.
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ONO Poké Bowl Bar
Budapest’s de facto Hawaiian embassy specialises in poke, vegetable and rice-based bowls crowned with a variety of seafood. There are quite a few fixed options on the menu, but you can make your own combinations. If you get there early in the morning, they also have healthy, nutritious, colourful and creative breakfasts that match the spirit of the place.
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Vegan Love
Founded by the team behind Magic Burger, this is fast-food heaven for those following a meat-free diet, or interested in a vegan lifestyle. Vegan Love challenges traditional fast-food outlets with eight different veggie burgers packed with deliciously fresh ingredients and innovative patties, as well as various hot dogs, vegan kebabs and a salad bar.