Vegetarian food in Dublin, Ireland

Last activity 06 May 2015 by Valentina_dandelion

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dhruv88eshNew member13 April 2015 12:17:11

Hi Folks,

I'm from Delhi, India and I'm moving to Dublin, Ireland next month. I'm a pure vegetarian.
I would like to know the food options for vegetarians in Dublin.

Thanks
Dhruvesh

YuveshenViP14 April 2015 04:48:37

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Hello Druvesh,

Welcome to Expat-Blog..

Regards,
Yuveshen

dhruv88eshNew member14 April 2015 06:06:49

Thanks Yuveshen

Any suggestions on my question ?

Majik8New member24 April 2015 22:02:40

Hi Dhruvesh,

Being a vegetarian in Ireland is very easy ...you will have no problems .. we have rules with food if you are pure vegetarian .. even down to the oil your food is cook in .. Ireland is very veggy friendly

dhruv88eshNew member25 April 2015 11:09:07

Thanks a lot Majik8, I'm happy to hear that.

Valentina_dandelionMember06 May 2015 08:43:07

Hi! :-) there is Umi falafel in dame street, Govinda's restaurant in abbey street, indian, hare krishna, yummy food Cornucopia near Grafton street, and the several chinese restaurants with all you can eat option, they have food for vegans and for vegetarians too. an indian veggie restaurant in moore street, John's near parnell street has a nice veggie hamburger! And you will find humus at lidl for less than 1 euro!

dhruv88eshNew member06 May 2015 09:06:11

Superb Valentina.
These options are looking great. Have you already tried all these? I'll try each of them.

Thank you very much for your help

Valentina_dandelionMember06 May 2015 16:29:59

of course man, that's why I'm recommending them

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