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Vegan
International
Take-out
Asian
Middle Eastern
Fully vegan restaurant in the Victorian Market food hall, which offers various dishes such as wontons, empanadas, falafel wraps, and falafel bowls. Open Mon 12:00-17:00, Wed 11:30-17:00, Thu 11:30-17:30, Fri-Sat 12:00-19:30, Sun 12:00-17:00. Closed Tue.
110 Reviews
First Review by EmmaVeggietraveler
Samantha_C
Points +342
Amazing Wontons - Edit
We had the vegetable wontons, kibbeh with hummus and the Dan Dan noodles - it was all delicious
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-07-18
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KariElisabeth
Points +24
Excellent place! - Edit
Really delicious food at reasonable price, quick and friendly service!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-07-15
Pros: Price, Taste , Service
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julelikesfood
Points +739
Good for a snack - Edit
Given that Inverness has very few specifically vegan options this is a decent choice for sure, and the market hall is very nice to sit in (particularly if it rains, as it tends to do in Inverness). Though I have to say I had the aubergine wrap and it was fine but I would probably try something else next time, the aubergine was a bit too greasy for my taste
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-07-12
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Skynet
Points +32
Sehr gut - Edit
Extrem lecker würde wieder kommen
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thomasbk
Points +1410
Head to the Victorian Market - Edit
Tucked into the corner of the food court is this friendly counter. The pad kra pao wasn’t as spicy as you’d expect, so don’t fear ordering it.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-06-22
Pros: Friendly staff, Convenient location
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Jacqu
Points +18
Schade - Edit
Als wir dort waren wollten wir ne Bowl und n wrap bestellen, leider hatten sie beides nicht da. Es gab loaded Fries, n Pott dip mit serbisch bread und empanadas.. alles nichts sattmachendes. Aber was wir gegessen haben war lecker😄
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2026-06-20
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JZH
Points +353
Generous portion sizes - Edit
Lovely eatery in Inverness indoor market. There was so much choice, it was difficult to decide. I had the spicy cauliflower wrap which was tasty and substantial in size.
Read morePros: Choice of food, Portion size, Flavours
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gearsforqueers
Points +2156
Nice but not amazing - Edit
Was great to have an all vegan vendor in Inverness, and whilst we enjoyed a lot of the food- especially the dirty fries and wontons, we found some of it a bit dry and flavourless- like the falafel.
Read moreIt all has the potential to be amazing and is definitely worth a visit if you're in Inverness, but be aware some of it might be hit and miss.
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Weaselmaster
Points +365
Great for what it is - Edit
Stopped in here between bus changes. Exciting menu. We had Roast Cauliflower wrap, Babaganoush and a couple of empiladas. Everything was super tasty. Would have liked to sample more but portion sizes very generous and our time was short. Definitely worth a visit if in Inverness
Read morePros: Good range of options, Very tasty
Cons: It’s in a food hall so the ambience is 😏
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WendySkydancer
Points +71
Awesome - Edit
The wontons are wondeful.
Read moreTasty, comforting and not expensive.
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Mar.H
Points +2015
Tastes good - Edit
All vegan street food. The cauliflower bowl tastes really good!
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silvercosmog
Points +29
Delicious - Edit
The Dan Dan noodles are to die for! Best vegan place I’ve been to all year.
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Here.To.Travel_Jade
Points +13006
Hit and miss - Edit
2025: Quality seems to have gone down compared to two years ago. Falafel wrap was really dry and flavourless even when we added more tahini and added some muhmrara it was still inedible and we had to ask for a refund which we’ve never done before. The Kibbeh and fries were better and the chocolate mousse was good although a small portion. Maybe other food options on the menu are better but likely wouldn’t return.
Read more2024: Kibbeh not as good as before- more oily and seemed a bit stingy with the dip that came with it
2023:Take away street food to eat in the courtyard that has music- either a soundtrack or DJ on Friday eve. On our first visit it cost £20 for 4 small dishes and a can drink which was enough to share between the two of us. We had skinny fries (nicely seasoned), kibbeh with choice of dip (we got baba ganoush), mixed veg wontons (good amount of spice/heat), small Muhammara dip with bread. Food all tasty, filling and good value. It’s a shame it’s disposable packaging although they’ve tried to choice greener choices: Paper, wood and compostable packaging, although not sure it actually gets recycled at the market as it looked like the guy emptying the bins just threw it all together.
Second visit was on a Friday night with a DJ- might be too stimulating for some, a buzzy environment with lots of people eating in the courtyard- mainly families which was nice. We got the Cauliflower bowl (bit bland) and kimchi wontons (one of our favourites)
Updated from previous review on 2024-03-29
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DebraPope
Points +26
Closed - Edit
Be open and explain when they might be or if permanently closed. I was nut the only person who came especially.
Read morePros: They tried, They are vegan, Fresh squeezed orange
Cons: Closed , No indication for how long , No indication if temporary or permanent
Here.To.Travel_Jade
When did you visit? Where they supposed to be open according to google maps?
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AndyTN34
Points +131
Spoilt for choice - Edit
An amazing array of tasty and interesting dishes- something for everyone. Great flavours, great value and friendly service. If I lived in the area I would be a regular visitor.
Read morePros: Everything
Cons: Nothing
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PreciousPorota
Points +348
Yum! - Edit
Happy to know I could order anything of the menu for a nice lunch in the market hall.
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JonasAroundTheWorld
Points +1392
International vegan food - Edit
This food stall is located in the Victoria Markets of Inverness. It offers an international variety of small vegan snacks to rich bowls. I had the Spicy Cauliflower bowl which I very much enjoyed. I think the price could’ve been a bit lower but the food was great and fastly made.
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stephenco
Points +614
A bit disorganised and slow but nice food - Edit
A bit disorganised and slow but nice food
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minorcauliflower
Points +104
super delicious fast food in the Victorian Market - Edit
Salt N Fire was the only vegan place in Inverness – so we went there twice! For lunch, we had the wraps – one with cauliflowers and one with falafel –, dirty fries, and chocolate mousse, which were so good! We came back for dinner and had a mix of all the available wonton flavours, some dirty fries, and an empanada. The food was very tasty and the atmosphere at the Victorian Market was really nice, with lots of people and live music.
Read morePros: generous servings, all the food - especially the wontons, friendly staff and affordable prices!
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VeggieKiller
Points +188
Picknick anyone? - Edit
Sometimes, I go to a Middle Eastern store and buy some cans of stuff and bread for a picknick. The Makdous Bil Zeitoun and Mousaka I ordered were very similar: good but not in any way special and cold „out of the can“. For someone starved for veggies, that wasn‘t what I was hoping for. I would definitely order something different next time.
Read morePros: A vegan place in Inverness
Cons: I didn’t have anything I would order again
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veggielass
Points +31
Great food - Edit
Lovely food. I had an empanada which was 10/10 and a mousaka which I expected to be hot and misunderstood - it was a chilled dish served with bread, but still nice! Someone I was with had a noodle dish which they liked - large portion size so they couldn't finish it!
Read moreCons: No kids menu and most dishes are spiced
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princesssje
Points +831
Yummie - Edit
Fully vegan restaurant in de food hall. Just love it. We had the falafel and the aubergine wrap. Portions are big enough to feed you for the rest of the day. Chocolate moose as a dessert.
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Martastian
Points +1754
Good dumplings! - Edit
I was very happy to see a fully vegan place at this market. I only tried their 'wontons' and they were really good! I'd say they are more like fried gyoza/mandu than wontons but still good dumplings! The staff was lovely and they also do a very nice fresh orange juice.
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VeganJo
Points +464
Tasty and 100% vegan - Edit
I've eaten here 4 or 5 times and it's always been great.
Read moreHad the wontons, empanada, kibbeh, babaganoush, muhummara, spicy noodle bowl and the Thai dish. All excellent tasty meals.
Pros: Great spices and flavours, Reasonable price, Quick
Cons: It gets crowded at Victoria market
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KatieRG16
Points +81
Beyond Disappointing - Edit
I had the “moussaka” and it tasted like uncooked and unseasoned tomatoes dumped over some eggplant and poorly cooled onions. It was awful. If I could give this one star, I would. I had high hopes for a vegan restaurant. I am so disappointed.
Read morePros: Lovely counter service
Cons: Awful food, Expensive for little value
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Vickylin
Points +366
Tasty but confused! - Edit
Ordered 2 small moussakas for a quick hot bite. We were given a pager, food only took a couple of minutes. What came out was a delicious onion aubergine and tomato layered dish with a ?tahini sauce on top. It was delicious but a COLD dish. Never having had a cold moussaka before I wish it had specified this somewhere and I would have chosen differently.
Read morePros: Good flavour profile, Quick service
Cons: Not clear advertising
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asicnoeley
Points +163
great lunch - Edit
The food here was great! We got moussaka, loaded fries and a fries wrap. I really enjoyed the food and would definitely go back!!
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