
Looking for a place to go green? Check out these vegan friendly and vegetarian restaurants in Jakarta for plant-based food and lots more.
Vegetarianism as a lifestyle choice is relatively rare in Jakarta and not many restaurants cater to the meat-abstaining. But, fret not Honeys, there is a growing number of restaurants in the city where veggie lovers can rejoice, as they’ll find plenty of options – yep, more than a bowl full of lettuce leaf and bean sprouts. So if you think plant-based food has to be bland and boring, think again! Intrigued yet? Head over to our fave vegetarian and vegan restaurants in Jakarta!
THE BEST VEGAN-FRIENDLY, VEGETARIAN RESTAURANTS IN JAKARTA

1. SaladStop!
There’s nothing we despise more than a sad salad that doesn’t fill you up. That’s far from the case at SaladStop!, whose vibrant salads are nourishing, tasty and packed with flavour. Our lunch times have never been healthier thanks to a delicious dose of their signature Signature Salads, Wraps, and Warm Grain bowls that come in a variety of flavours – don’t forget to ask for a side of their crunchy tempeh crisp.
2. Burgreens
Burgreens specializes in vegetarian and vegan burgers, with mushroom steaks and salads available too. Those opting for the burger can pick everything from the bun (including whole-wheat and gluten-free) to the patty (mushroom-, bean-, or chickpea-based) to the finishing sauce. Psst – they even use only locally sourced ingredients, meaning you are getting the freshest foods and helping out national farmers. But just because its vegan, doesn’t mean Burgreens skips out on the creamy sweets (hellooo raw ice cream!).
3. Dharma Kitchen
Previously known as Citarasa, which first opened more than 20 years ago, Dharma Kitchen is Jakarta’s oldest chain of vegetarian restaurants. They have four locations throughout the city, including a recently opened outlet in Grand Indonesia. Although they offer quite a few western dishes, they excel at Asian cuisine, specifically Indonesian and Chinese dishes. Cooking everything from Peking duck to ayam goreng mentega, it’s likely you can find a meat-free version of your favorite dish here. We enthusiastically recommend the suikiau, pan-fried Chinese dumplings that come with tasty fillings like diced mushrooms and faux chicken. The large Pluit venue also has its own bakery, while the Dharma Kitchen in Senayan City’s food court has a more streamlined menu.
Happy vegan grazing, Honeys!
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