Best Vegan Restaurants in Dubai: Six Places for Six Different Meals

Dubai’s vegan options range from all-plant-based cafés to restaurants where a dedicated vegan dish sits beside meat and dairy. That distinction matters when you are choosing where to eat. This guide keeps the two formats separate and gives one current menu price for each place; delivery-app prices are labelled as such, and none of the dish prices is a full-meal estimate. Checked 7 October 2026.

Choose by the kind of meal

Fully plant-based menus

SEVA Table — breakfast in a leafy Jumeirah garden

SEVA Table is the choice when breakfast can turn into a longer café visit. The operator describes the Jumeirah 1 café as 100% plant-based; its own page places it at Villa 5 1/B, Street 27B, and lists daily opening from 8am to 10pm. It also describes the space as a garden café and a phone-free experience, so the appeal is as much the unhurried setting as a quick plate.

For a savoury breakfast, the current Deliveroo menu lists the Seva Eggless Omelette at AED64. It is made with chickpea flour, spinach, mushrooms and tomatoes, with avocado and fermented cashew cream cheese. That is an app-listed delivery price; check the venue’s linked Qlub menu for the dine-in menu and current prices. The operator’s café description calls the menu 100% plant-based; it does not publish a cross-contact guarantee, so anyone with a serious allergy should ask the team directly.

Planet Terra — comfort-food range in The Greens

Planet Terra gives you a sit-down café menu with more range than a single cuisine: breakfast, salads, bowls, wraps, desserts and “vurgers.” The operator describes the menu as vegan and plant-based and places the café in Panorama Building in The Greens. Visit Dubai’s venue profile describes its indoor tree, lake-facing terrace and dog-friendly outdoor seating, details that make it a neighbourhood café stop rather than a grab-and-go burger counter.

The current Deliveroo listing prices The Signature at AED63. This vurger has a seared mushroom-and-seitan patty, vegan cheddar, tomato, lettuce and house sauce, served with a choice of garden salad or fries. The figure is the delivery-platform price, not a dine-in quote. Because the live platform listing also contains some ambiguous generic labels such as “bacon slices” and “whipped cream,” stick to the clearly described plant-based items and ask the restaurant about any item whose ingredients are unclear.

Vegan Burger — straightforward fast food, with a meal option

Vegan Burger is the simplest pick when the plan is a burger and a side, not a long café meal. The operator calls it the UAE’s first 100% plant-powered brand and lists Dubai Mall, Al Ghurair Centre and JBR branches. The Dubai Mall food-court branch is open until midnight Monday to Thursday and 1am Friday to Sunday; the JBR branch is listed daily from noon to 3am.

At the Dubai Mall Deliveroo branch, a Cheeseburger is AED49 or AED62 as a meal with a side and drink. The menu describes a plant-based patty, plant-based cheddar and vegan sauce. Those are delivery-menu prices, and the delivery total can change with address and fees. For a late JBR stop, check the operator’s branch hours first; the price above belongs to Dubai Mall, not JBR.

Soul Santé Café — plenty of choice beyond one signature dish

Soul Santé Café works for a group that wants a broad café menu rather than a burger-only stop. The operator currently describes the business as a 100% vegan café and lists its address at Vincitore Boulevard, Barsha South. The online menu runs from breakfast and smoothies to pizza, biryani, salads and desserts; a diner can choose between dishes such as Pulled Jackfruit Tacos and Cauli Biryani.

The operator’s current online menu lists Pulled Jackfruit Tacos at AED46 and Cauli Biryani at AED44. These are prices on the café’s online ordering storefront, not verified dine-in prices. The two examples show how the menu spans a plant-based taco filling and a rice-based main. The operator does not publish café hours on the menu page, so check before travelling to Barsha South.

Top Vegan — loaded pitas built around house-made plant proteins

Top Vegan is a JLT stop built around loaded pitas and protein shakes. The operator says its dishes use 100% plant-based ingredients and are made by vegan chefs. The pickup address is Preatoni Tower, Cluster L, JLT, and the operator lists hours from 7am to 10pm.

The JLT Deliveroo menu lists the New York BBQ Pita at AED56. It combines house-made neo-meat steak, smoky BBQ sauce, vegan mozzarella and cheese sauce with sun-dried tomatoes and greens. That is the app price for one pita, before any delivery fees; it is not a set meal. If you want collection or a direct order, the operator’s ordering page lists pickup at the JLT shop and a separate Dubai delivery charge and lead time, which should be reconfirmed before ordering.

A clearly marked vegan section at a mixed-menu restaurant

Love Grass Restaurant — Ethiopian fasting dishes with injera

Love Grass is the most distinct choice here if you want Ethiopian injera rather than café-style bowls, burgers or sandwiches. The restaurant serves meat and dairy as well as a separate “Vegetarian & Fasting Dishes” section; its own menu marks multiple dishes in that section vegan. It is therefore a vegan-friendly option, not an all-vegan kitchen. The current delivery listing places it in Hor Al Anz East, while Zomato’s venue listing identifies the nearby Abu Hail area. The operator lists daily hours from 9am to 11:30pm.

The operator menu prices Beyaynet at AED50: peas, shiro, tomato, carrot, potato and lentils served with homemade injera. Other clearly vegan-labelled choices include tegabino at AED35 and fasting firfir at AED35. The current Deliveroo listing gives a different price for its delivery Beyaynet platter (AED65), so choose the operator menu price as the restaurant-menu reference and check the app for delivery. Because the same kitchen also prepares meat, butter and cheese dishes, ask staff about preparation and cross-contact if that matters to you.

Before you go

For an all-plant-based restaurant, start with SEVA Table, Planet Terra, Vegan Burger, Soul Santé or Top Vegan. For a specific vegan meal within a wider Ethiopian menu, Love Grass has clearly marked fasting dishes and homemade injera. The prices above identify a named dish or combo on the stated menu; they are not like-for-like estimates of what a full visit costs. Confirm the branch, current menu and final delivery or service charges when you order. No DubaiTable URL has been assigned; `/article/best-vegan-restaurants-dubai` is a provisional route suggestion only.