Vegan restaurants in Delhi span a genuinely global plant-forward cafe in Greater Kailash to a beloved momo counter run by an aunty and uncle team in New Friends Colony. Together, the restaurants below have logged nearly 7,000 Google reviews, with ratings running from 4.1 to a near-perfect 4.9, so the differences here come down to setting and menu, not quality.
Short answer: Annu Aunty Pure Vegetarian Restaurant posts the highest rating on this page at 4.9 across 699 reviews for its momo counter in New Friends Colony. The Sial Kitchen has the most reviews at 1,783, while Greenr Cafe stands out as the most explicitly plant-based, vegan-labeled menu of the group. Expect to pay roughly ₹200 to ₹1,000 per person depending on whether you're grabbing momos or sitting down for a full plant-based meal.
#1 Overall🕑 Open 7 days
Miraco
4.7★★★★★1,525 Google reviews
Miraco is a North Indian vegetarian restaurant in Paschim Vihar with its own dedicated parking, offering both a la carte dining and event and party bookings, including buffet service for pre-arranged functions. Reviewers describe a menu built around North Indian mains, mocktails, and shareable starters like crispy corn and paneer dishes.
What people praise
- Reviewers highlight tandoori mushroom and chilli potato as standout dishes
- On-site parking, a rarity called out favorably by multiple reviewers
- Staff and management praised for handling a booking mix-up gracefully
Worth knowing
- Buffet service is only available for pre-booked party functions, not walk-in dining
- One reviewer reported a power outage disrupting an event with no backup in place
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Review volume1,525 · 86th
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Rating breakdown86% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.7 average across 1,525 reviews. Strong for a sit-down North Indian vegetarian meal, though confirm buffet availability ahead of time if that's what you're after.
📍G-4, First floor, Pushkar Enclave, Paschim Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110063
#2🕑 Open 7 days↩ Responds to reviews
Greenr Cafe
4.5★★★★★1,591 Google reviews
Greenr Cafe in Greater Kailash is a plant-forward restaurant offering vegan tacos, tofu teriyaki sushi, bean burritos, and tempeh dishes, with a coworking space upstairs and a small shop selling local goods. The cafe notes that while it markets itself as vegan, a couple of non-vegan items appear on the breakfast menu, so vegan diners should double-check specific dishes.
What people praise
- Reviewers specifically call out the vegan bean burrito, tempeh sandwich, and tofu sushi
- Cozy, peaceful atmosphere noted across multiple visits
- Desserts like the black forest cake and chocolate truffles get repeat praise
Worth knowing
- A couple of non-vegan items appear on the breakfast menu, so strict vegans should ask first
- Portion sizes ran small for at least one reviewer relative to the price
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Review volume1,591 · 92th
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Rating breakdown77% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.5 average across 1,591 reviews, and the closest thing to a genuinely global plant-based menu on this list, not just a vegetarian one.
📍N - 4, N, Block Market, N Block, Greater Kailash I, New Delhi, Delhi 110047
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Annu Aunty Pure Vegetarian Restaurant
4.9★★★★★699 Google reviews
Annu Aunty Pure Vegetarian Restaurant is a small, family-run momo shop in New Friends Colony known for a wide range of momo varieties, including beetroot, spinach, and Kurkure momos, alongside French fries and a red sauce pasta. Reviewers consistently describe the owners, referred to as Aunty and Uncle, as central to the experience alongside the food itself.
What people praise
- Highest rating on this page, with reviewers describing genuinely warm hospitality
- Wide range of momo varieties beyond the standard veg option
- Reviewers report consistent quality across visits spanning several years
Worth knowing
- Smaller, informal setup compared to the sit-down restaurants on this list
- Menu is narrower, centered on momos and a few sides rather than a full restaurant spread
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Rating breakdown96% 5-star
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Our take: A 4.9 average across 699 reviews and the most emotionally consistent praise of any name on this page. The pick if you want an unpretentious, purely vegetarian momo counter.
📍opp. Athena hotel, near Bikaner sweet, Taimoor Nagar, New Friends Colony, New Delhi, Delhi 110065
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The Sial Kitchen - Family Restaurant
4.2★★★★★1,783 Google reviews
The Sial Kitchen is a pure vegetarian family restaurant in Rohini with a separate banquet space for events, run by Pandit Ram Niwas Bhagmal Caterers. The menu spans chaat on the ground floor to a fine-dining experience upstairs, with dishes like Sial Tandoori Platter and Dal Sial called out by reviewers, plus valet parking.
What people praise
- Banquet space praised for elegant ambiance and flexible layout for events
- Valet parking and generous seating for large groups
- Chaat and North Indian dishes both get specific positive mentions
Worth knowing
- One reviewer reported flies in the dining area on a visit, a hygiene concern the restaurant said it addressed with pest control
- Curries were described as inconsistent by at least one reviewer despite strong appetizers and bread
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Review volume1,783 · 97th
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Rating breakdown60% 5-star
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Our take: The most-reviewed restaurant on this page at 1,783, with a 4.2 average. A solid choice for events and group dining, though the hygiene complaint is worth knowing before you book.
📍CSC-5, DDA MARKET, R-1, near Mother Dairy, Block C, Sector 14, Rohini, Delhi, 110085
#5🕑 Open 7 days
Veggie Bites
4.1★★★★★1,377 Google reviews
Veggie Bites is a pure vegetarian restaurant and banquet hall in Pitampura offering North Indian and Chinese dishes, including paneer tikka, soya chap masala, and Chinese sizzlers, alongside event hosting for occasions like birthday celebrations. Google lists it as both a restaurant and a children's party buffet venue.
What people praise
- Reviewers highlight Dal Makhni and paneer pudhina butter masala as standout North Indian dishes
- Banquet hall and restaurant both praised for maintenance and atmosphere during events
- Discount card program offers repeat customers 15% off
Worth knowing
- Lowest rating on this page, at 4.1
- At least one reviewer described a long wait with no staff approaching the table
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Review volume1,377 · 81th
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Rating breakdown50% 5-star
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Our take: It ranks last on rating here, but reviewers who focus on the North Indian and Chinese menu items, rather than service speed, describe it as underrated for the food alone.
📍B-304, Service Rd, Block B, Saraswati Vihar, Pitampura, Delhi, 110034
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Rating is the live Google average for each restaurant. Review volume measures how many customers actually left a review, ranked against the others on this page. Confidence combines rating with volume, so a high score built on a small sample scores lower than one backed by thousands of reviews. Recency tracks how recently people are still reviewing. No restaurant can pay to change these numbers.
How much does a plant-based meal cost in Delhi? (2026)
Prices vary widely by restaurant style on this list, based on reviewer price-per-person data pulled directly from Google. Momos and street-style dishes stay cheap, while sit-down North Indian meals and event dining run considerably higher.
| Job | Typical price |
|---|
| Momos and casual bites (Annu Aunty) | ₹1-₹200 per person |
| Chaat and casual North Indian (The Sial Kitchen) | ₹200-₹600 per person |
| Sit-down North Indian meal (Miraco, Veggie Bites) | ₹400-₹1,000 per person |
| Plant-based cafe meal (Greenr Cafe) | ₹400-₹1,200 per person |
Ranges compiled August 2026 from Google reviewer price-per-person highlights for each restaurant.
Plant-based dining across Delhi
These span Paschim Vihar (Miraco), Greater Kailash (Greenr Cafe), New Friends Colony (Annu Aunty), Rohini (The Sial Kitchen), and Pitampura (Veggie Bites), covering West, South, and North Delhi, so wherever you’re searching for vegan restaurants near me, there’s a solid option nearby.
What to ask before booking a plant-based meal
- Is the entire menu vegetarian or vegan, or only select dishes?
- Does the kitchen use dairy or ghee in dishes marked vegan?
- Is parking available on-site, or is it street parking only?
- Is a reservation needed for larger groups or events?
- Does the restaurant handle banquet or party bookings separately from regular dine-in?
- What is the wait time like during peak weekend hours?
Frequently asked questions
Are these rankings paid?
No. Rankings come from public Google data. A business can pay to be a Featured Partner (badge and top placement), but that never changes another business’s score or position.
How did you choose these restaurants?
We pulled every vegan and pure vegetarian restaurant with a public Google Business Profile in Delhi, then ranked the strongest by rating, review volume, and how recently customers have been reviewing them.
Are all of these restaurants strictly vegan?
No. Most are pure vegetarian, which may include dairy. Greenr Cafe markets itself as vegan and plant-forward but notes a couple of non-vegan items on its breakfast menu, so ask before ordering if strict vegan matters to you.
Which is best for a large group or event?
Miraco, The Sial Kitchen, and Veggie Bites all have dedicated banquet or party spaces, based on reviewer accounts of birthdays and functions booked at each.
How often is this updated?
We refresh this page as new Google reviews and ratings come in. It was last verified in August 2026.
The bottom line
For a genuinely plant-based, vegan-labeled menu, Greenr Cafe is the safest default. For a purely vegetarian, no-frills favorite, Annu Aunty’s momo counter is hard to beat on rating alone. Whichever you choose, ask upfront whether dairy or ghee is used in any dish marked vegetarian, since the line between vegan and vegetarian isn’t always clearly marked on Delhi menus.
