From casual to blue-chip dining, here are 10 of our favourite places for a meat-free feast.
Even if you have low expectations about vegetarian dining, this will feel like an adrenalin shot. Unapologetic flavours and thrill-seeking ingredients – try cauliflower custard, black potato with beetroot – make it a standout.
2.Bread and Circus
You don't need a guilt trip to eat here. Hefty salads with full-blast flavours such as cabbage, kale, and shiso with a zingy yuzu pomegranate dressing will inspire voluntary visits to this great wholefoods canteen.
Address: 21 Fountain Street, Alexandria.
You don't need a guilt trip to eat here. Hefty salads with full-blast flavours such as cabbage, kale, and shiso with a zingy yuzu pomegranate dressing will inspire voluntary visits to this great wholefoods canteen.
Address: 21 Fountain Street, Alexandria.
3.The Bridge Room
Ross Lusted can definitely stand the heat, as high-impact smokiness and true elegance smoulders from his veg-friendly menu. Try his campfire-cosy kipfler potatoes and mushrooms cooked over coals or exquisite robata-grilled lettuce with smoked pumpkin.
Address: Ground Level, 44 Bridge Street, Sydney.
Address: Ground Level, 44 Bridge Street, Sydney.
4.Duy Linh
Need an express tour through the more than 200 vegan items at this casual Asian eatery? We suggest ordering the authentic-as-hell canh chua sweet and sour 'fish' soup, banh cuon rice noodle dish and lemongrass tofu.
Address: Shop 10, 117 John Street (enter via Hill Street), Cabramatta.
Need an express tour through the more than 200 vegan items at this casual Asian eatery? We suggest ordering the authentic-as-hell canh chua sweet and sour 'fish' soup, banh cuon rice noodle dish and lemongrass tofu.
Address: Shop 10, 117 John Street (enter via Hill Street), Cabramatta.
5.Lu Mi
The Chawanmushi custard – an inspired take on a Japanese staple – is not the only one-of-a-kind feature here. Even the snack plate, where free-form salt and vinegar rice chips are a highlight, demonstrates chef Federico Zanellato's impressive originality.
Address: 56 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont.
The Chawanmushi custard – an inspired take on a Japanese staple – is not the only one-of-a-kind feature here. Even the snack plate, where free-form salt and vinegar rice chips are a highlight, demonstrates chef Federico Zanellato's impressive originality.
Address: 56 Pirrama Road, Pyrmont.
6.Moon Park
Ask for the vegetarian menu at this inventive Korean establishment, and you'll score knockout dishes: think potato pancake with shiso, biscuit with black garlic and cauliflower, and charred eggplant with mung bean jelly and zucchini namul.
Address: 34 Redfern Street, Redfern.
Ask for the vegetarian menu at this inventive Korean establishment, and you'll score knockout dishes: think potato pancake with shiso, biscuit with black garlic and cauliflower, and charred eggplant with mung bean jelly and zucchini namul.
Address: 34 Redfern Street, Redfern.
7.MissChu
From the killer rice paper rolls to vegan options aplenty (there's even a vegan pho), these Vietnamese tuck shops don't just subtract meat from part of their menu – they offer a tasty selection built on striking Vietnamese flavours.
Locations include Bondi, Darlinghurst, Elizabeth Bay Marina, Sydney CBD
From the killer rice paper rolls to vegan options aplenty (there's even a vegan pho), these Vietnamese tuck shops don't just subtract meat from part of their menu – they offer a tasty selection built on striking Vietnamese flavours.
Locations include Bondi, Darlinghurst, Elizabeth Bay Marina, Sydney CBD
8.Pilgrims
This popular Cronulla offshoot of the vegetarian institution seems destined to last as long as the much-loved Milton original (established in 1980). By day, it offers old-school health-conscious fare, by night, it hits full Mexican mode.
Address: 97 Gerrale Street, Cronulla.
This popular Cronulla offshoot of the vegetarian institution seems destined to last as long as the much-loved Milton original (established in 1980). By day, it offers old-school health-conscious fare, by night, it hits full Mexican mode.
Address: 97 Gerrale Street, Cronulla.
9.Taj Indian Sweets
The loud orange decor isn't the only thing making this eatery stand out on a street of Indian restaurants; its vego menu makes a more subtle case for your attention. Try the puris, masala dosa and jalebi.
Address: 91 Wigram Street, Harris Park.
The loud orange decor isn't the only thing making this eatery stand out on a street of Indian restaurants; its vego menu makes a more subtle case for your attention. Try the puris, masala dosa and jalebi.
Address: 91 Wigram Street, Harris Park.
10.Vehhie Patch Diner
Unable to chase the Veggie Patch Van food truck (@veggiepatchvan)? Head to its stationary spin-off, Veggie Patch Diner, for brilliant burgers (the haloumi; zucchini and feta; or smoked mushroom and tempeh are all winners) and much more.
Address: 239 Glenmore Road, Paddington.
Unable to chase the Veggie Patch Van food truck (@veggiepatchvan)? Head to its stationary spin-off, Veggie Patch Diner, for brilliant burgers (the haloumi; zucchini and feta; or smoked mushroom and tempeh are all winners) and much more.
Address: 239 Glenmore Road, Paddington.
Reference: http://www.goodfood.com.au/good-food/top-10-eat-out/sydneys-best-vegetarian-restaurants-2015-20150424-1mrejc.html
By:Joanne Xiao
Date: 15/08/15
By:Joanne Xiao
Date: 15/08/15
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