In Jordan, a vegan buddy always have the hummus, the falafel and some others typical dishes (here). But, eating always the same gets boring.. It's refreshing to try different things...
...well, in Amman, there are no vegan restaurants, but there are some vegan options in the menus.
- SEED-
Healthy Gourmet Food
Mains (average price 6JD)
- Salads
- Soups
Drinks (average price 5JD)
- Fresh Juices
- Smoothies
- Fruit Salad
Lunch for Two - 22JD + taxes (2 Salads + 2 Fresh juices)
- MR. BURRITOS-
Mexican Food
Mains (average price 3JD)
- Taco
- Burritos
- Taco Salad
(Sauce of choice: Guacamole or Mexican salsa)
Drinks (average price 0.75JD)
- No natural juices
Lunch for Two - 8JD + taxes (2 Mains + 2 juices)
- SHAHRAYAR-
Indian Food
Mains (average price 4JD)
- Vegetable curry
- Mushroom curry
- Aloo jera/matar/palak
- Palak Pameer
- Dal Fry
- Chana Masala
- Vegetable shashi korma
- Others
Drinks (average price 0.85JD)
- Fruit juice
- KOSHARI.CO-
Egyptian Food
Mains (average price 3JD)
- Koshari
Drinks (average price 0.35JD)
- No natural juices
- LUIGI'S PIZZA-
Italian Food
Mains (average price 4JD)
- Penne arrabiata
- Spaghetti/ Penne pesto
- Spaghetti aglio e Olio
- Wood-oven veggie pizza with no cheese
- Focaccia
- Salads
Drinks (average price 1JD)
- No natural juices
Lunch for Two - 10JD + taxes (2 Mains + 2 juices)
- PRIMAL-
Paleo Food Concept
- Salads
- Vegetable Noodles
- Chocolate pie raw
- Strawberry cheesecake raw
- Lemon tart raw
- Tiramisu raw
- Almond and ginger bonbons raw
- Chia Pudding raw
- Teas, Herbal teas
- Fresh juices
- Smoothies
Lunch for Two - 24JD + taxes (2 Salads + 2 Fresh Juices)
- PRIMROSE-
Healthy Food
Mains (average price 5JD)- Soups
- Salads
- Chocolate mousse
- Fruit Salad
- Smoothies
- Fresh juices
Lunch for Two - 15JD + taxes (2 Salads + 2 Fresh Juices)
- PEKING-
Chinese Food
Appetizers and Mains (average price 4,5JD)
- Salads
- Soup
- Spring rolls
- Tofu dish
- Mushrooms dishes
- Eggplant dish
- Vegetable fried rice
- Noodles with vegetables
- Others
- No fresh juices
Lunch for Two - 13JD + taxes ( 2 Mains + 2 Juices)
- WHISPERS-
International cuisines
Mains (average price 5JD)
- Vegetables Baguette
- Veggie Burger
- Veggie Spring rolls
- Tofu scramble
- No natural juices
- Tea
Lunch for Two - 12JD + taxes (2 Mains + 2 drinks)
- OJ's-
Seasonal and Healthy Food
Mains (average price 5JD)
- Salads
- Chia Pudding
- Smoothies
- Fresh juices
Lunch for Two - 20JD + taxes (2 Salads + 2 Fresh Juices)
- SHAMS EL BALAD CAFE-
Arab Food
Mains (average price 5JD)
- Salads
- Bruschetta
- Grain dishes
- Fresh juices
- Teas and Herbal teas
- ABYSSINIA-
Ethiopian Food
Mains (price 8JD)
- Platter of mixed different vegetables and grains dishes with injera bread
- Ethiopian coffee
- no natural juices
- Black tea
Lunch for Two - 10JD + taxes (1 Plater + 2 Drinks)
- SKYLINE SUSHI-
Japanese Food
Appetizers and Mains (average price 5JD)
- Seaweed salad
- Miso soup
- Vegetarian spring rolls
- Edamame
- Vegetable Teriyaki
- Vegetables Tempura
- Vegetable sushi
- Others
- No fresh juices
Lunch for Two - 14JD + taxes ( 2 Mains + 2 Juices)
- WILD JORDAN-
Seasonal and Healthy Food
Mains (average price 5JD)
- Salads
- Hot Vegetables Sandwich
- Grains dishes
- Vegetable noodles
- Smoothies
- Fresh Juices
- Teas and Herbal teas
Lunch for Two - 20JD + taxes (2 Mains + 2 Fresh Juices)
EATING OUT
- The price on the menu is not the final price. To the price of the menu is added 16% sales taxes + 10% for service and some restaurants add an additional donation for the King Hussein Cancer foundation without asking permission. So, we end paying more 30% or more than the price in the menu.
Some restaurants have the final price in the menu, but are exceptions.
Some restaurants have the final price in the menu, but are exceptions.
- Just a few restaurants will have wine, beer or spirits. Alcoholic beverages are forbidden by the Islam. However, you will easily find it in several liquor stores, across Amman.
- Avoid places where the workers are not wearing gloves, as the arab people after using the toilet, don't use toilet paper, but tap water and their own hands. And afterward, normally, they just wash their hands with tap water.
I am sure that many use more than tap water to wash their hands, but we have no way of knowing.. and the important is the food safety and health.