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    Top vegan restaurants in Istanbul you have to try

    Whether you identify as a dedicated vegan, are testing the vegan lifestyle, or simply prioritize health-conscious dining, we've curated a list of seven exclusively vegan eateries that will undoubtedly cater to your culinary desires. Each of these restaurants features thoughtfully curated menus filled with delectable plant-based fare, all crafted by dedicated vegans.
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    Bi Nevi Deli Established in 2014 and now with two locations in Karaköy and Etiler, Bi Nevi Deli remains a beloved vegan destination in Istanbul. They serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner, offering an extensive international menu featuring Philly sandwiches, green curry zucchini noodles, pad Thai, Korean seitan buns, plant-based burgers, and much more. Their breakfast menu is equally enticing. Both venues exude an industrial-sleek ambiance, but the Etiler restaurant boasts large glass windows and comfortable booth seating. They offer delivery and cater to orders from their website, which also features a vegan shop with various products. Operating hours are from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day of the week.

    Ethique Plant-based Situated in Göztepe, Ethique Plant-based is a 100% plant-based French patisserie, bakery, and café that's a breath of fresh air for those in search of fresh bread and pastries. Their extensive menu caters to elevated vegan breakfasts, lunches, dinners, and snacks. Indoor and outdoor seating is available, and their display case showcases artisan bread and desserts. You can savor classics like croque monsieur, mushroom crepes, quiche, and sweet potato tartine, or try focaccia sandwiches with tofu, harissa, artichokes, and asparagus in hollandaise sauce. They deliver via Yemeksepeti.com or you can order delightful desserts directly from their website, including gluten-free options. Operating hours are from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, except for Sundays when they don't deliver.

    Vegan Dükkan Lokanta Last but not least, Vegan Dükkan Lokanta is a fully vegan eatery initiated by the pioneers of the city's first vegan shop. Situated in Cihangir, this cozy spot offers a menu that spans from breakfast to dinner, featuring a wide range of delectable options such as Turkish mantı, their take on Adana Kebap, and ravioli stuffed with smoked eggplant and sage butter sauce. They also offer a full-on breakfast spread and plates like avocado and hummus toast. Desserts, including the divine carrot cake, are a highlight. Although the restaurant has limited seating, their shop is fully stocked. Operating hours are from Tuesday to Sunday, between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m.

    Yuzu Taste of Nature Istanbul is a haven for vegan enthusiasts, and one gem that contributes to this reputation is Yuzu Taste of Nature. It stands as Turkey's sole vegan Asian cuisine restaurant, offering a delectable assortment of dishes. From sushi with vegan cream cheese to bao bun sandwiches, fried tofu, tempeh, and seitan, the menu is a delightful journey into vegan Asian flavors. Starters like gyoza and baozi, along with an array of noodle and rice dishes, go beyond the ordinary. Located in Moda and open from noon to 9 p.m. (closed on Mondays), this stylish restaurant offers both indoor and outdoor seating. Please note that they don't accept reservations, but you can order via Yemeksepeti.com for delivery.

    Veganarsist If you're curious about vegan renditions of Turkish meat specialties, Veganarsist in Balat and Kadıköy is your go-to. The Balat branch offers colorful and casual dining with a terrace overlooking the Golden Horn. In Kadikoy, you can enjoy classics like lahmacun, tantuni, içli köfte, and ayran. Veganarsist also serves faux egg menemen and a variety of soups. They offer catering options for delivery through their website. The Balat branch is open from 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m., while the Kadikoy branch operates from 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. daily.

    Vegan Food Cartel by Veganzza Located in Beyoğlu, near the convergence of Cihangir and Taksim, Vegan Food Cartel by Veganzza boasts an extensive menu of faux-meat dishes that are entirely plant-based. Their offerings include classic Turkish dishes like Iskender döner, shish kebap, and tantuni, alongside items such as Café de Paris steak. Additionally, they have a variety of international and Asian classics like General Tso's "chicken." The menu covers salads, zucchini noodles, pasta, and desserts, including gluten-free options. Vegan Food Cartel by Veganzza offers a child-friendly menu as well. The venue features a simplistic yet stylish setting with ample indoor seating and a balcony terrace. They even have quirky T-shirts available, making them ideal gifts for vegans. They're open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily, and their food is available for home delivery via Getir and Yemeksepeti.

    Sisters & Harvest Nestled in Moda, Sisters & Harvest is a charming bakery, cookery, and florist, specializing in sweet and savory vegan treats. It's an ideal spot for breakfast, lunch, or for grabbing a takeaway. Sisters & Harvest serves gourmet sandwiches, including caprese with cashew mozzarella, focaccia sandwiches with vegan sucuk or pepperoni, and delightful desserts like tiramisu magnolia and Boston cream donuts. You can dine in between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. from Tuesday to Sunday. If you prefer delivery, you can find them on platforms like @fuudyapp, @trendyolyemek, @getvego, and @yemeksepeti. And yes, it's run by a pair of sisters!
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