In search of good ethnic vegetarian dishes
Have you sometimes struggled with finding vegetarian options
from restaurant menus? Even though vegetarianism is getting more popular all
the time, it is still sometimes hard to find good alternatives to replace meat
dishes when you wish to go out for meal. Below you will find six of our current
favorite ethnic restaurants that we think you should try out too!
Bangkok Café (Thai)
Bangkok Cafe is very small, authentic, family-runned thai restaurant
located between Sants and Les Corts. The food is delicious, the menu is
vegetarian-friendly (props for super tasty tofu dishes) and the service is
good. There are not much seats in the restaurant so reservation is highly recommended
to secure your spot.
ADDRESS: Carrer
d'Evarist Arnús, 65, 08014 Barcelona
METRO: Plaça del Centre, Sants Estació
Rincón Persa (Persian)
Rincón Persa has a nice, relaxed and authentic atmosphere,
and every Friday and Saturday you can also enjoy a belly dancing show while
having a dinner. The restaurant is like a heaven for vegetarians – the menu
includes for example vegetarian stew, hummus, salads and tasty desserts. And
the dishes are huge! The restaurant is located in Sant Antoni within really
good connections from everywhere in Barcelona.
METRO: Sant Antoni, Urgell
Addis Abeba
(Ethiopian)
Addis Ababa is one of our favourite restaurants in
Barcelona! It is located near Sants Estació and it has really nice atmosphere,
Ethiopian music and super good service. The restaurant is colourful and
decorated in an Ethiopian style. The best vegetarian option on the menu is
vegetarian injera, that is spongy sourdough flatbread which is used as a “spoon”
for lentils, beans, and vegetable sauces piled on top.
Tip: If you can’t get a table from Addis Ababa or you are
hanging out in Gràcia and graving for injera, try out Abyssinia that is another
Ethiopian restaurant located on Carrer del Torrent de les Flor in Gràcia.
ADDRESS: Carrer de Vallespir, 44, 08014 Barcelona
METRO: Sants Estació
METRO: Sants Estació
Hummus Barcelona
(Middle-Eastern)
If you love hummus, I promise you will love this place! It
is located in the midst of the Eixample and it is ideal for lunch, dinner or a
quick snack. There are multiple different kinds of hummus, creative salads, and
pita on the menu. The menu is entirely vegetarian. The restaurant also has a
small terrace on the street to enjoy sunny days and very friendly staff.
Address: Carrer de València, 227, 08007 Barcelona
Metro: Passeig de Gràcia, Diagonal, Universitat
Tatami Room (Japanese)
Situated within short distance of Paral.lel metro, Tatami
Room offers wide variety of veggie options on their Japanese menu. Their menu consists of a selection of sushi rolls, ramens,
seaweed salads and tempuras. The restaurant also organizes “Meat Free Mondays”
occasionally when you can find only meat-free options on the menu: ramens,
selection of starters and desserts. Worth of trying!
ADDRESS: Carrer del Poeta Cabanyes, 19, 08004 Barcelona
METRO: Paral.lel
El Rabipelao
(Venezuelan)
El Rabipelao is known for its amazing Venezuelan arepas and tropical
cocktails. They have relatively short menu but they have couple of really good
vegetarian options on their menu and lively and cosy South American atmosphere.
It is perfect place for casual dinner with friends or pre-drinks before
clubbing. El Rabipelao has two restaurants in Barcelona, one in Gràcia and one
in Gótico.
ADDRESS: Carrer del Torrent d'En
Vidalet, 26, 08012 Barcelona (Gràcia), Carrer
de la Mercè, 26, 08002 Barcelona (Gótico)
Love,
Sofia and Kristiina in Barcelona
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