A nice vegan café with a range of drinks, cakes and meals. There is a daily menu which has a couple…read moreof hot meal options. The Carrot Soup seems to feature regularly and is very nice - quite refreshing and an interesting flavour with a mix of ginger, coconut and garlic (perfect for Winter!). I can also recommend the hot chocolate, made with soy milk. The desserts are nice too, with a range of cup cakes and cake slices (the walnut-coffee was scrumptious). All-in-all, a good spot with a nice open atmosphere, and healthy, tasty food.

Sweet hipster hotspot! I stopped only for a coffee, it was okay. Nice outside seating area with a…read moreview on beautiful old architecture. They are serving vegan food too. Cakes soups döner, definitely coming back and I will tell you more:).

Absolutely love their Cuisine!! Delicious salad mixtures,many with marinated or creamy consistency!…read moreLove their mashed potatoes and their scalloped potatoes too!! Everything I've had there has always been delicious and fresh!!

What a pleasant surprise in the center of town... A veggie feast! :-) A great variety of fresh…read moresalads and veggie burger style patties, many ways to have potatoes, as well as wonderful fruit juices and beer...

Very authentic Vietnamese food. Ordered stir-fried beef on warm rice noodles. Two thumbs up…read more Lemongrass lemonade is so refreshing too!

Great restaurant with lots of food options for everyone including vegans. Large selection of foods:…read moresushi, phó, curries etc.

A short stroll from the Beethoven house and a nice change of pace over the heavy German food of the…read moreprevious week. Gluten allergy and vegetarian friendly with engaging service. We enjoyed the reasonably priced sampler for two; however this restaurant might not be a top choice for picky eaters.

Great restaurant; lots of food options for everyone including vegans. Some spicy options and lots…read moreof yummy lentil dishes. I was here to celebrate my birthday with some friends and we had lots of large sample platter sharing plates which makes the meal very family style. The interior is has a nice ambience and it is a place you can spend some time here because they do not rush you. The staff was super kind and even put on a birthday song for me :) it really made the whole experience really lovely.

I had dinner at Namaste India in Bonn and tried a few of their items. Overall, I'd give the…read moreexperience 6.8/10: - Chicken Pakora: 6/10: Lightly breaded but not crispy, chicken was too dry - Shrimp Curry: 6.5/10: Curry flavour felt a bit lighter than expected, but was still okay. The shrimp was meh... - Chicken tikka: 7.5/10: Nicely presented. Decent pieces of chicken, but flavour was just okay and a bit dry. Nice veggies.

Namaste appears to be a hidden gem in Ippendorf, a little outside of the city center. It is a…read morefamily business run by a very nice family who, as far as I know, come from the Punjab region in India. I have always enjoyed the way they treated me as a customer-always friendly, always attentive, always kind, and always fast. True, the decoration inside is as kitsch as it could get. True, it was formerly a Greek restaurant and you can still see the remnants of it. True, it is not sufficiently ventilated inside. True, the bathroom might have been more hygienic. BUT... When one is to talk about Namaste's food, s/he should open a clean sheet and forget about all of the downsides. To start with the starters, without a doubt Namaste is serving the tastiest samosas in town. Period. Paneer pakora and vegetarian pakora tasted so good, too. Chicken pakora is, however, disappointingly mediocre. I should note that what makes those starters taste even better are the sauces served beforehand. Hausgemacht mint chutney, mango chutney and a spicy combination of vegetables (shame I don't know what it's called) make the whole experience unforgettable. If I were the business owner, I'd even sell mint and mango chutney in cans with a catchy brand name to make more money and institutionalize eventually. :) Pappadam and (butter) nan taste really good. Still, it is a mystery why they sometimes serve pappadam on house and sometimes they don't. Same applies for mango lassi-sometimes they serve it for free, sometimes they don't. About swads...I strongly recommend lamm kefte masala, lamm rogan josh, lamm korma, chicken tikka masala, butter chicken, and chicken madras curry. Indeed tikka masala and butter chicken are generally not considered as genuine Indian food but they are still worth the try. Also, I strongly recommend kefte masala for those who want to taste as if they are having a garlic sausage in a spicy sauce, and korma for those who enjoy their meat, chicken or lamb, in a sweet and creamy curry. I don't recommend lamm kadahi and Namaste India Special, especially the latter. In my opinion, especially Namaste India Special was neither Indian, not special; it was rather like a money trap. The rice served along with swads always tastes so aromatic and good. I'd say the prices are high for the food you have in Namaste's atmosphere outside of city center. Therefore, it is always better to enjoy Namaste's lunch deals or open buffet options whenever possible. Overall, I am sure no one regrets to eat at Namaste as it is one of the best (and undiscovered) Indian restaurants in town. Even a starter and a curry will convince you that Namaste is different (and better) than the rest of Indian restaurants in Bonn. :)

This place sells the best and authentic oriental food I know. Everything is homemade and the owners…read moreare adorable people. It's extremely vegan friendly, diverse and healthy - all of that to really low prices.

We were hungry and decided to give this place a shot. We sat outside and enjoyed the open view of…read morethe Markt Square. The menu was easy to follow. Step 1. You select your main dish (all dishes come with 6 gyoza pieces), Step 2. Select the variety and gyoza flavors, Step 3. Select your sauce. We were amazed at how delicious the food was. It is also vegan friendly with filling portions. The ginger mint tea was perfect for the cool weather. Overall the food was delicious, the waiter was very friendly and often checked on us, and the prices were rational. If you're strolling around the area, I definitely recommend this hidden gem.

From the owner: Die asiatische Küche ist bekannt dafür viele Zusatzstoffe einzusetzen. Wir möchten beweisen, dass…read moredie asiatische Küche auch natürlich ohne Zusatz- und Geschmacksstoffe, ohne Aromen und ohne Chemie funktioniert. Wir bieten hausgemachte Gyoza-Eigenkreationen frei von jeglichen Zusatzstoffen - ausschließlich natürlich.

My dad really likes this place after having tried it at Koln so when we saw that it is a chain, we…read morehad to come here. Californian ambiance with dim lighting, high tables, and stools. You get a card (like a cafeteria) to charge all your orders and watch the chefs prepare your pasta/pizza/antipasta in various ways. I had the scampi (tagliatelle with tomatoes and shrimp) and loved the consistency of their homemade pasta. It is a little chewy and perfect for an Asian palate. I also realized that food in Germany is SO cheap (as it was one of the few times I actually foot the bill). A little less than 50 euros for 3 people with wine and drinks on the order. Wish they would branch out to California!

This seems to be a chain. I saw the same name in Berlin HBF Central train station. Service is…read moreaverage as this is somewhat a buffet style establishment. I ordered a spicy s-getti plate and absolutely disappointed. It is comparable with spicy sweet and sour Chinese stir fried noodle. Sweet and sour plates are never my favorite, so 2 stars are the max I can give. The area is poorly ventilated: Very smokey from the cooking activities behind the food counters. As for pizza, we requested less tomato sauce but this could not be accomplished.