Ubuntu Eat

Food tastes better when it's vegan :) Loved the place and the people working there. Ubuntu Eat has a very elaborate menu and they do an excellent job in bringing the taste of actual kosha mangsho,biriyani,macher jhol,fish fry by using plant based substitutes. It's been 2 years that I stopped eating meat and having chycken biriyani and mangsho kosha was a bit nostalgic to me. Thanks to Ubuntu Eat for bringing me back the flavors that I missed in these years. Also Ubuntu Eat is not just a vegan restaurant they do help people in recycling e-wastes and composting. So if you need help in recycling your e-wastes or want to understand how to compost food wastes this is a good place to stop by. They also arrange vegan potlucks so it's a good way to meet other vegan people and be part of this small vegan community.

The location is a bit hidden. You have to take an auto from rabindra sarobar metro station towards Hindusthan Sweets. Get down there and take a 5 mins walk. The cafe is very nice. All the vegan menus. I tasted Paratha n vegan meat along with pizza and ice cream. The food was nice and tasty. A bit expensive, otherwise all good. Nice initiative.

I can't express in a word about this place. This place became one of my favorite . I was searching for a vegan restuarent or mock meat for long time . Finally I found it. And chycken Tikka biriyani was too good. I loved the flavor. Vegan fysh fry , cheese cake , nice cream choco fudge, all food & deserts taste were super yummiieeeeee. My total bill was 1530. that's why I got a chocolate cake as a free gift from them.it was so tasty. Even I loved the atmosphere also. It's totally different from the other places. So I wanna highly recommend to vegan vegetarian even non vegetarian people also. Everybody ll love this place , must visit . Thank you so much Ubuntu Eat. Next month again I ll visit.

I stopped consuming meat products when I was a student of feminist philosophy. So I have always looked for vegan cafés/restaurants in my city for the last 4 years. Yesterday I visited India's 1st eco-friendly vegan community cafe Ubuntu Eat in the heart of South Kolkata. It offers a wide range of regional and global pure vegan delicacies made of plant based dairy, meat & fish substitutes, which closely resemble the texture. Their soda-free lemonade is so refreshing, it takes care of your taste buds in the sweltering heat. The interior of this non-AC sustainable zero-waste enterprise built using recycled materials which positively impacts in environment saving. One of the best things about 'Ubuntu' is that they're actively trying to make the world a better place. It was lovely to meet their CEO Abhinav, who helped us to understand the "Ubuntu philosophy". To conserve our natural resources & animals, to spread the idea of feminist veganism and to stop animal cruelty, we need more people and places like Ubuntu. Another bonus point is that Ubuntu is DOG-FRIENDLY 🐕 Ubuntu Eat is highly recommended for anyone looking for a plant-based, dairy-free culinary adventure! 🥗

I reached there very tired, hungry and late, found I was the only one there. Ordered chyken biriyani and peanut raita. While I got to know the owner Vikas and his adventures a little more I relished every bite of my biriyani till my stomach was beyond full but heart still craved for something sweet. Loved all of it. peanut raita just added a summer cool lush to my hot biriyani. Listening to my heart I called in for a slice of cheese cake. Cheese cake was a little more walnutty than I expected but still a good try. Cost also seemed good it cost me around 800 for all of it. There was definitely more on the menu that I wanted to try but hey saving it for the next time. Lovely ambience, good host delicious food, a must try if you are in kolkata

Kolkata's first and till now only Vegan restaurant. Vegan cuisine is based on the philosophy of no animal cruelty so they use plant based products. So no milk, honey or cheese, rather they have soy milk, almond milk, coconut milk, plant based cheese and honey. The food here is awesome and the price and quantity are both justified. They have mock meat so I tried fish fry for starters which had no fish but tasted equally good, I also tried kosha mangsho and plain rice and cheesecake for desert. We also had Lebanese pita wrap and Ubuntu special pizza. You can customise your orders between maida or whole wheat and crust options are thin crust or cheese burst. Overall an amazing place.