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Ksalad restaurant in Ouagadougou
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Ksalad

The restaurant's mission is health through food, and several menu items are plant-based, including tofu, soy milk and yogurt, and sautéed rice with mushrooms.

VeganC
VegC
DairyE
SoyE
Address9GP5+WXG Ksalad, Ave Maane Kaka, Zone du Bois, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
CuisineVegetarian
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Per-allergen evidence

Vegan

C
confidence 55%
Best effort ·what tier C means

The restaurant's mission is health through food, and several menu items are plant-based, including tofu, soy milk and yogurt, and sautéed rice with mushrooms. The Facebook page lists these options but does not mark allergens or detail kitchen practices for vegan cross-contamination. Staff can likely accommodate when asked, but it is safest to confirm specific requirements in advance.

Vegetarian

C
confidence 50%
Best effort ·what tier C means

The menu is heavily plant-based and includes vegetarian dishes such as sautéed rice with mushrooms and spaghetti with scrambled tofu. The venue lists itself on a vegetarian restaurant directory. There is no marked menu or dedicated kitchen evidence, so cross-contamination risks for strict vegetarians are unknown. Calling ahead is recommended.

Dairy-free

E
confidence 35%
Limited information ·what tier E means

The Facebook menu mentions 'lait et yaourt de soja' (soy milk and yogurt), suggesting dairy alternatives are available, but no details on whether dairy is used elsewhere or whether cross-contamination is controlled. This information is too thin to assess kitchen practice, and a call ahead to discuss dairy-free needs is recommended.

Soy-free

E
confidence 30%
Limited information ·what tier E means

Soy milk, soy yogurt, and scrambled tofu appear on the menu, suggesting soy is a key ingredient rather than something avoided. No mention of soy-free options or cross-contamination practices. Call ahead to clarify.

Reminder

Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.

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