Veganio

Multiple independent sources confirm this is a 100% vegan restaurant. HappyCow lists it as a 'Vegan' establishment and calls it a 'vegan buffet restaurant and food shop with several branches in Prague.' The official Czech-language website states, 'Provozujeme veganskou restauraci' ('We operate a vegan restaurant'). An independent vegan food blog, Herbivores' Heaven, described it in July 2024 as 'an all vegan restaurant.' No animal products are kept on the premises, making it structurally impossible to serve non-vegan food.

A 100% vegan restaurant, Veganio serves only items that are inherently vegetarian, with no meat, fish, or animal products on the premises.

100% vegan kitchen confirmed by multiple sources; no dairy products on the premises. A 'homemade cheese sauce' listed in the Foodora burger description is plant-based (consistent with fully vegan operation).

100% vegan kitchen; no eggs on premises. EU allergen 3 (egg) absent from the Foodora burger allergen list, consistent with fully vegan operation.

100% vegan kitchen; no real shellfish on premises. Dishes labelled 'tempura prawns' / 'smažené krevety' are plant-based. EU allergen 2 (crustaceans) is absent from the Foodora burger allergen numbers, consistent with a fully vegan operation.

The kitchen operates as 100% vegan, so no meat is present on the premises, and every item on the menu is suitable for pescatarians without cross-contamination risk from meat.

Foodora delivery menu marks EU allergen 1 (cereals containing gluten) on at least the burger item (pšeničná bulka / wheat bun). Buffet includes other likely gluten sources (spring rolls, noodles). EU allergen numbering on the delivery menu constitutes per-dish allergen marking, but no GF options, dedicated fryer, or cross-contamination protocol are mentioned in any source. Open buffet format implies shared utensils and high cross-contamination risk.

Soy appears throughout the menu. A HappyCow vegan reviewer named Elde stated in February 2024 that the buffet is heavily soy-based but varied, with soy-based protein as the only protein option. The Foodora delivery menu lists soja and sójanéza among the burger ingredients and marks EU allergen 6, which indicates soy. Soy serves as the primary protein source across the buffet and à la carte dishes. The restaurant is not appropriate for diners avoiding soy.