20+ Best Vegan Restaurants in Metro Manila (Even Meat-Lovers Will Love)

Julie Anne L.
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Plant-based dining in Metro Manila has come a long way. A few years back, it wasn’t easy to find options beyond basic salads or fries. However, the city now boasts a growing number of restaurants that make plant-based meals more satisfying, accessible, and flavorful for everyone—vegan or not. Here’s a list of the best vegan restaurants in Metro Manila that go beyond skipping meat. They show just how creative plant-based food can be.

Best Vegan Restaurants in Metro Manila You’ll Love

The Farmassist

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The Farmassist is a small spot across from a McDonald’s that’s serious about eating with purpose. They believe food can be medicine and prove it with their 100% vegan dishes. It’s all about eating clean without sacrificing flavor. They’ve also become officially Halal-certified—the first of its kind in the metro.

iVegan Cafe

Sitting in the middle of the business district, iVegan serves natural and tasty plant-based versions of both Asian and Western classics. From Filipino silog meals to Mediterranean wraps, their diverse menu is great for those who want variety without the meat.

Cosmic (Poblacion)

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Cosmic Poblacion gives Filipino comfort food a full vegan twist. Think crispy “bagnet,” kare-kare, and sisig—all without any meat, but still rich in flavor. The place also offers fusion favorites like vegan lasagna and miso ramen, making it a great stop for budget-friendly meals that are packed with flavor.

  • Price:  ₱₱-₱₱₱
  • Website: https://cosmic.com.ph 
  • Address: G/F, 4980 P. Guanzon, Poblacion, Makati City, 1210 Metro Manila
  • Phone: 0915 365 8758
  • Email: crew@cosmic.com.ph
  • Open: Wednesday to Monday, 10 AM-5 PM

Green Bar

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Green Bar has come a long way from being a small cafe. Founded in 2014, it has since become a premium destination for plant-based cuisine. The place is run by two sisters who started with a dream to serve healthy comfort food without harming animals. They now serve comfort classics made from scratch. Their “meats,” “cheeses,” and sauces are all made in-house.

  • Price:  ₱₱₱ – ₱₱₱₱
  • Website: https://greenbarmanila.com 
  • Address: 106 Aguirre, Legazpi Village, Makati, 1229 Metro Manila
  • Phone: 0917 808 2506
  • Email: jaderanisantos@gmail.com 
  • Open: Sunday to Thursday: 8 AM-10 PM; Friday to Saturday, 8 AM-11 PM

Vege Select (formerly Quan Yin Chay)

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Vege Select (formerly Quan Yin Chay) is renowned for its Chinese-style vegetarian street food, particularly its skewers. It’s the kind of place where you grab a tray, pick your favorites, and enjoy a casual but flavorful meal.

Greenery Kitchen

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Greenery Kitchen is a homegrown spot that grew from cooking for friends to catering across the city. Their focus is on Filipino favorites with a vegetarian twist—such as lumpiang shanghai and vegetarian barbecue. It’s a solid choice for those who miss the taste of home but want to eat a plant-based diet.

Greens Plant-Based Vegan Restaurant QC

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This restaurant has been around for over two decades. Family-run and consistent, Greens keeps things simple, hearty, and accessible. Their menu consists of hearty Filipino and International dishes, all made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients.

Corner Tree Cafe

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Corner Tree Café was founded by Chiqui Mabanta in 2009. It’s one of Metro Manila’s pioneer vegetarian cafés. They closed their flagship store in 2024 but recently reopened in Poblacion. The new place has a relaxed feel and offers both vegan and non-vegan options. It’s a solid choice for brunch or casual meet-ups of health-conscious diners.

Harvesters Vegetarian

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Harvesters Vegetarian specializes in Filipino-Chinese comfort food that is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. They don’t use onion or garlic, making it ideal for those following Buddhist vegetarian diets.

Latasia Fusion

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Established in 2006, this restaurant brings together Latin American and Asian flavors. Their vegan fried “chick’un” is a standout, especially for those who miss crispy textures.

WILD Plant-Based Café Bar

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It’s a fully vegan restaurant with a modern café feel. Their menu spans from burgers to smoothie bowls, and they even have soft-serve and cocktails. It’s a favorite among younger diners and those who enjoy plant-based versions of café staples.

SHAKA – Burgos Circle BGC

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SHAKA, originally from Siargao, has now made its way to Burgos Circle. The menu has expanded beyond smoothie bowls to include hearty all-day breakfasts, burgers, and pad thai. It’s now fully vegan and great for those who enjoy laid-back dining with a health-conscious twist.

The Vegetarian Kitchen

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It’s a family-owned restaurant that serves an extensive menu of hearty and flavorful vegan comfort food. Besides offering ready-to-eat meals, the restaurant also hosts plant-based cooking classes that often utilize simple, everyday ingredients.

Daily Veggie n Cafe

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Daily Veggie has been serving Filipino-Chinese vegetarian dishes since 2000. They’re a pioneer in à la carte vegetarian cooking. Currently, they also offer plant-based groceries, sauces, and frozen meat alternatives. This spot has become a one-stop shop for plant-based eaters.

Odd Cafe

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Odd Cafe, hidden inside a Makati office building, is a quirky little spot offering plant-based drinks and café food. The setting feels modern and relaxed, and they’re also pet-friendly. It’s also a great spot for virtual work. 

The Wholesome Table BGC

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While not fully vegan, they offer a variety of plant-based options and use locally sourced, organic ingredients. It’s a more upscale option, ideal for clean eating without sacrificing taste.

  • Price: ₱₱₱
  • Website: https://thewholesometable.com/bgc-branch 
  • Address: Bonifacio High Street Central, 30th St, Corner 7th Ave, Taguig, 1635 Metro Manila
  • Phone: (02) 8867 0000
  • Open: Monday to Thursday, 11 AM – 10 PM; Friday, 11 AM – 11 PM; Saturday, 8 AM – 11 PM; Sunday, 8 AM – 10 PM

Nonie’s Alabang

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Nonie’s brings their Boracay roots to the city. They follow a slow food philosophy and prepare everything in-house—from breads to sauces. Their vegan menu is well-rounded, offering dishes like sisig, kare-kare, and even mango sticky rice.

  • Price: ₱₱₱
  • Website: https://nonies.com.ph 
  • Address: Molito Lifestyle Unit 18 Building, 4 Alabang Zapote Road, cor Madrigal Ave, Muntinlupa, 1214 Metro Manila
  • Phone: +63 956 081 3020
  • Email: info@nonies.com.ph 
  • Open: Saturdays to Sunday, 8 AM–10 PM; Monday to Friday, 10 AM–10 PM

Hummus Elijah

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It’s a popular Middle Eastern spot where most dishes are vegan-friendly. Their menu revolves around  Middle Eastern/Eastern Mediterranean staples, specifically chickpea-based hummus and falafels.

Veggie Guys

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Veggie Guys recreates Filipino street food with a plant-based twist. They make vegan versions of isaw, crispy pata, bistek, and more. 

101 Hawker Food House

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Open since 2010, 101 Hawker Food House offers Asian hawker-style dishes adapted for Filipino tastes. While not fully vegan, they offer vegan-friendly choices inspired by Singaporean street food—great for when you’re craving something savory and filling.

Happy Garden Cafe by Bizu

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Focused on fresh food, Happy Garden Cafe offers gluten-free and vegan options in a peaceful garden-inspired space.

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Hey, it's Julie! Fueled by coffee and cuddles from my 5 feline overlords, I'm on a perpetual quest for the perfect plate. When I'm not exploring new restos, you'll find me curled up with a good book or planning my next adventure.

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