Ahimsa Vega-yoga - Belgrade

The dishes are made fresh and the server, who was very friendly, informed us about the daily specials and offered recommendations.

Living in Serbia where traditional meat-eating is common, it can be difficult to find vegan options. I was thrilled to discover this restaurant that offers vegan cevapcici, which tasted just like the real thing! You must try them. I also tried the mac and cheese, which actually tasted like mac and cheese, and the Buddha shot, which had a bland taste; I wouldn't order it again. It was a bit odd that the food was served in paper boxes with plastic forks, even though customers were dining in.

I was able to sample just a sandwich and seasoned fries, but it was enough to make me want to return. The ingredients were fresh and prepared with care, resulting in a delicious meal.

We chose this hidden little place for our veganuary Saturday brunch; just follow the signs. behind the Monk bar there is a counter where they can order from a whole vegan menu. assumed to have a symbiotic relationship with the bar next door, ahimsa is guided by a wonderful woman who makes many things “in the house” and can explain the menu very thoroughly. they don't make drinks and the bar doesn't make any food, so together they make a great couple. our group ordered combo 1: suppe and tofu sandwich, combo 2: suppe and queensadilla (bandpfeffer and vegan cheese,) a burrito, oatmeal and mac and cheese, I believe. everyone enjoyed their meal when we were about to act on the health, moral, spiritual and ecological effects of vegan. it was a very pleasant brunch.

A warm welcome, nice staff, yummy burgers and quesadillas. I went with a group of vegans and hopefully vegans-to-be and we were all very happy with our choices including also soups and mac cheese. The place has not much inside place but has a lovely outside garden that must be awesome in summer. During winter you can opt for take away or eat your food in the nearby bar, which has a non-smoking section #Veganuary