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Bristol is known for its vegan food and that applies to the takeaways on offer as much as the sit-in restaurants. Here are some top places with delicious vegan menus you can order from right now, sure to tempt long-time veggies and vegan newbies alike.
The Coconut Tree
The Sri Lankan restaurant has kicked off this year with a brand-new plant-based menu starring 16 dishes. In keeping with their street food theme, these include hoppers, a bowl shaped coconut milk pancake with sambal and Sri Lankan Salsa; pineapple curry cooked in coconut milk and fennel; and fat sister pumpkin curry made with fragrant curry leaves, garlic and green chilli.
Choose collection and you can tuck in with 50% off on Mondays to Wednesdays all the way through to 17 June (the Gloucester Road branch is open right now – look out for updates on Clifton when Covid-19 restrictions ease).
- Make it at home: Follow the recipe for The Coconut Tree's fat sister pumpkin curry
Image - Fat sister pumpkin curry from The Coconut Tree
The Canteen and The Old Market Assembly
Craving a pizza? Check out the menu at independent sister venues The Canteen in Stokes Croft and The Old Market Assembly. Both are serving up amazingly tasty pizzas with toppings like wild mushroom and artichoke heart as well as sides such as fried heritage potatoes and lemon and garlic roasted cauliflower. Get your orders in from Friday to Sunday, 4-10pm.
- Bonus tip: Find more great vegan pizzas from Pizzarova, whose DIY kits you can also buy from Bristol Pantry.
Three Brothers Burgers
The green menu at Three Brothers Burgers is the stuff of plant-based burger dreams. All made with a tender patty and glazed brioche bun, there are 10 options to choose from including vegan twists on classics like a bacon cheeseburger and the Hawaiian burger.
- Bonus tip: If you like Three Brothers Burgers, check out Oowee Vegan and Om Burger for more epic meat-free burgers.
Image - Vegan Smokey Bro from Three Brothers Burgers
Pieminister
There are four pies and two patties stuffed with superb plant-based fillings on the Pieminister menu, ranging from jackfruit 'steak' and ale to spinach, kale and edamame. All three of their Bristol restaurants (Broad Quay, Stokes Croft and St Nicholas Market) are open for delivery right now and if you love your order (which you inevitably will), you can also stock up on their pies to cook at home.
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Image - Mother Earth from Pieminister
Woky Ko
Established by MasterChef finalist Larkin Cen, Woky Ko cooks up award-winning pan-Asian food, which you can order on Uber Eats or click and collect from the Queen Road restaurant. Dig into vegan dishes like cauliflower satay bao and sweet potato udon.
- Make it at home: Follow the recipe for Woky Ko's Korean Fried Cauliflower
Image - Sweet potato udon noodles from Woky Ko
Yakinori
Fill up on delicious, colourful Japanese dishes from the veggie menu at Yakinori, made up of well-loved favourites like miso soup, pumpkin katsu, yasai ramen and tofu nigiri sushi.
Cargo Cantina
Currently offering delivery or collection, Cargo Cantina brings flavours from authentic Mexican cantinas to their Wapping Wharf kitchen. The beetroot and Jerusalem artichoke tacos a must-try for vegans (check out the taco bundles if you're ordering for two) along with their cracking veggie sides.
- Make it at home: Try these simple Mexican recipes by Cargo Cantina
Seven Lucky Gods
From the cantinas of Mexico to the Izakaya bars of Tokyo, Japanese cooking is the inspiration at Seven Lucky Gods, another Wapping Wharf favourite that's available for click and collect or delivery. Vegan highlights include the Sichuan friend cauliflower and the spicy sweet potato futomaki sushi.
Four Wise Monkeys
For more Asian food from the same team behind Seven Lucky Gods, look to Four Wise Monkeys in the Old City. Mapo tofu noodles, kimchi fried rice and mushrooms gyoza are some of the vegan dishes you can click and collect or order for delivery right now.
Image - Seaweed salad from Four Wise Monkeys
Pho
Work your way through even more Asian street food by ordering from Vietnamese restaurant Pho. More than 40% of their main menu is vegan. The pho noodle soups are full of stuff that’s good for you too, with broths simmered for at least 12 hours before they hit the bowl for fantastic flavour and freshness.
Image - 'This isn't chicken' curry from Pho
Even more top vegan takeaways in Bristol:
- Koocha for Persian-inspired mezze.
- Earthcake for vegan cakes and pastries.
- The Mint Room for Indian dishes.
- Fi Real for vegan caribbean dishes.
- Taste of Napoli for vegan pizzas, toasted panini, pastries and arancini.
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In recent years, Sri Lankan food has been having a moment, with The Times identifying it as a key food trend, and BBC Food attributing its popularity to 'most of the food world looking towards exciting new cuisines.'
Three Brothers Burgers is situated right in the very heart of the 'Beermuda' triangle on Welsh Back, Three Brothers Burgers offers a selection of burgers and dogs with craft beer, shakes, sundaes and floats.
Award winning pies, craft ales, salads, hot pots, cocktails & good times. Perfect for a spot of lunch, after work cocktails and food or even a pre theatre dinner.
Pieminister prides itself on being an ethical producer, using only free-range meat and sourcing ingredients from local farmers and producers
Pieminister produces delicious handmade pies using only the finest ingredients sourced from the west country.
Pieminister produces delicious handmade pies using only the finest ingredients sourced from the west country.
Woky Ko's Deliveroo menu will feature all your favourites from from Baos and spring rolls, Katsu and cripsy duck noodles…
Yakinori is an independent, family owned Japanese restaurant serving Noodles, Sushi, Ramen, Katsu Curry, Bento, Grilled Dishes & Sake in a fun and vibrant setting!
CARGO Cantina is inspired by the authentic Cantinas of Mexico, traditionally forbidden to women, children and men in military uniform, where hombres used to drink around the bar with snacks.
Inspired by the Izakaya bars of Tokyo, Seven Lucky Gods is a casual Japanese style bar and restaurant in the heart of Bristol vibrant Wapping Wharf Cargo community.
Asian fusion food and an explosion of retro vibes from the team behind Seven Lucky Gods
Pho is the authentic Vietnamese street food restaurant that specialises in Vietnam’s national dish (pho); a delicious and nutritious rice noodle soup, served with a plate of fresh herbs and table sauces to add as you please.
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