
Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant
Keep Chaating is an exclusively vegetarian restaurant, with no meat, fish, or poultry on the premises.
Per-allergen evidence
Keep Chaating is an exclusively vegetarian restaurant, with no meat, fish, or poultry on the premises. This makes it inherently safe for vegetarian diners.
[1] Verified blog Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Menu - Food & Drinks in London, novacircle.com
A third-party directory notes that gluten-free dishes and vegan options are available. It also confirms the venue is exclusively vegetarian.fetched Jul 4, 2026[2] Verified blog Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Menu - Food & Drinks in London, novacircle.com
The third-party directory is a duplicate of the first. It mentions gluten-free dishes and vegan options, without any kitchen practice details.fetched Jul 4, 2026[3] Verified blog Indian Street Food | Covent Garden | Curries | London, keepchaating.co.uk
The venue's official website highlights vegetarian and Jain menus, with vegan options noted in embedded reviews. No dedicated allergen page is present.fetched Jul 4, 2026Vegan options are available but not clearly labelled on the menu. A HappyCow reviewer reported that a dish without the dairy symbol actually contained butter in the batter, though staff proactively warned them. Staff should be asked to confirm vegan choices, and possible dairy cross-contamination in a shared kitchen should be considered.
[1] Verified blog Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Menu - Food & Drinks in London, novacircle.com
A third-party directory notes that gluten-free dishes and vegan options are available. It also confirms the venue is exclusively vegetarian.fetched Jul 4, 2026[2] Aggregator Keep Chaating - London Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow reviews: dairy marked with symbol but inconsistent; vegan options not clearly labelled; reviewer found it 'difficult for ... gluten free but doable'; staff proactive about hidden dairy.fetched Jul 4, 2026[3] Verified blog Indian Street Food | Covent Garden | Curries | London, keepchaating.co.uk
The venue's official website highlights vegetarian and Jain menus, with vegan options noted in embedded reviews. No dedicated allergen page is present.fetched Jul 4, 2026The menu marks dishes containing dairy with a symbol. However, one reviewer was told that a dish without the symbol still contained butter in the batter, indicating the marking may not be comprehensive. Many dishes contain dairy (ghee, paneer, cream, yogurt, khoya). Speak with staff to confirm dairy-free needs.
Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant appears on a third-party directory as having gluten-free dishes, though the venue’s own menu page lists no gluten-free options and includes many wheat-based items such as naan, paratha, poori, and bhatura. One HappyCow reviewer described it as “difficult for … gluten free but doable.” Kitchen practice is unclear. Calling ahead to ask about dedicated preparation is advised.
[1] Verified blog Keep Chaating Indian Vegetarian Restaurant Menu - Food & Drinks in London, novacircle.com
A third-party directory notes that gluten-free dishes and vegan options are available. It also confirms the venue is exclusively vegetarian.fetched Jul 4, 2026[2] Aggregator Keep Chaating - London Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
HappyCow reviews: dairy marked with symbol but inconsistent; vegan options not clearly labelled; reviewer found it 'difficult for ... gluten free but doable'; staff proactive about hidden dairy.fetched Jul 4, 2026[3] Verified blog Menu, keepchaating.co.uk
The venue's own menu page carries no allergen symbols or markings. It lists wheat (maida, paratha, naan), dairy (ghee, paneer, yogurt, cream, khoya), and nuts (cashews, pistachio) among its dishes.fetched Jul 4, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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