11 venues in New Delhi rated S to B for vegan, every tier backed by cited sources.
The kitchen is completely plant-based and fully vegan. The venue's own website states it is "100% Plant Based" and describes the business as a "Vegan Café." HappyCow lists the restaurant as fully vegan. No animal products are kept on the premises, making cross-contamination impossible.
100% vegan restaurant — the entire menu is plant-based, no animal products used. The owner's personal story confirms a deep commitment to veganism. Multiple HappyCow reviews and a local blog corroborate that the venue is fully vegan.
Fully vegan/plant-based restaurant. HappyCow explicitly categorises it as 'Vegan' and multiple community reviews confirm '100% vegan', 'fully vegan fine-dining', and 'all plant-based'. The entire kitchen is dedicated to plant-based cooking with no animal products on premises.
Mistaya is a vegan bakery and homebaker based in New Delhi. Multiple sources confirm the entire menu is vegan. Cakes, chocolate ganache, cupcakes, and custom bakes are all plant-based. The baker is described as dedicated to vegan baking. Reviews note custom vegan cakes and even the non-vegans loving them. No dedicated kitchen or accreditation is mentioned. The menu appears to be fully vegan by design, and reviews consistently support this.
The restaurant is a vegetarian kitchen with a few clearly labelled vegan items on the menu. Cross-contamination risk from shared vegetarian preparation areas is present.
HappyCow reports that the restaurant clearly identifies vegan dishes, such as vegan samosa chaat and vegan poke bowl, and offers plant-based milks. ScoopWhoop mentions a vegan menu. There is no evidence of a dedicated preparation area or fryer; the kitchen is shared with meat dishes. Staff awareness of vegan needs is implied but has not been structurally verified.
The venue is a vegetarian restaurant with many naturally vegan dishes (dosa, idli, vada, chutneys). Staff accommodate vegan preferences by avoiding dairy on request. However, vegan labeling is absent, some dishes contain ghee (especially sweets and thali desserts), and staff are not always sure about ingredients. No dedicated vegan kitchen or marked vegan menu.
A magicpin review mentions vegan options on the menu, including a vegan Caesar Salad. No dedicated kitchen or equipment; shared preparation assumed.
This venue is called Healthy & Vegan and offers plant-based meals and vegan-friendly drinks. The menu is fully vegetarian, with a vegetarian icon on every item, and the restaurant is widely listed as vegan. No dedicated vegan kitchen, separate preparation areas, or formal certification has been confirmed. Without further evidence, cross-contamination with non-vegan ingredients such as dairy or honey cannot be ruled out.
Vegan options are available on request, and the menu is described as having vegan options clearly marked. The kitchen is shared, so cross-contamination is possible. Staff confirmation is recommended.
The restaurant offers a dedicated 'Vegan' collection of dairy-free ice creams made with plant-based ingredients. There is no evidence of dedicated equipment or a separate kitchen; the facility is shared with dairy products. Cross-contamination risk is acknowledged.