Vancouver Restaurant owner, Lovena Galyide serves best Vegan/Vegetarian dishes
May 2, 2018
Vancouver Restaurant serves some of the best Vegan/Vegetarian specialties at the Indigo Age Cafe in Downtown Vancouver area. This one of the few, Gluten Free,Raw Vegan and High Tea restaurants serving Ukrainian foods
Vancouver, Canada - May 2, 2018 /PressCable/ —
After many years of continuous research, studies indicate that the world would save billions of dollars in the annual health budget if majority of the population would emphasize plant-based diet.
Other than gluten free foods being affordable, they are also very healthy, as a result, the economy will save money on hospital admissions as well as time lost when sick employees miss work.
Starting a vegan lifestyle is as simple as choosing a healthy life as well as making more money by being productivity at work.
For the best delicious vegan cuisine made with natural, organic, and local ingredients, Indigo Age Café is the one shop stop for all fresh and healthy Ukrainian vegan delicacy.
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Their menu includes, main entrees, desserts, appetizers, and a variety of tasty beverages including high tea. This vegetarian restaurant is located at the heart of downtown Vancouver and is an exquisite destination for a refreshing smoothie among other different raw vegan foods.
Indigo Age Vegan Café website provides additional information here
Indigo Age Café is always ready to serve their customer’s appetite by preparing meals from seasonal ingredients which are free from palm oil and canola, nothing is deep fried, and everything is non GMO.
People travel far and wide to satisfy hunger from their ever-tasty delicacies. The testimonials on their social media handles such as twitter, Facebook and on Yelp, Google, and Groupon is a proof that the customers are happy for the services they get.
The 100% gluten free delicacies at the restaurant include juicy mini burgers, stuffed tomatoes and mushrooms, pakoras, wraps and fresh vegetable Indian Samosas. Their salads and soups include green sprout, Thai Salads, Caesar, miso seaweed soup, pumpkin, kale and squash.
Other foods include cabbage rolls, buckwheat kasha, salad rolls Ukrainian borscht and sun Portobello burgers and an assortment of smoothies, hot drinks, milkshakes and pressed juices that are also completely gluten free and vegan.
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Finally, the dessert served at this vegan restaurant meet every appetite and they come in different ingredients of coconut cream pie, tiramisu and beery cheesecake. The chefs at Indigo Age Café are highly skilled in their art of food preparation and pay great attention to details in every stage of preparation including special orders and foods for those people with dietary restrictions.
And with the many dietary healthy options at the restaurant, there is every reason why people always stream this place for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Contact Info:
Name: Lovena Galyide
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Indigo Age Vegan Gluten Free Cafe
Address: 436 Richards Street, Vancouver, BC V6B 2Z4, Canada
Phone: +1-604-622-1797
For more information, please visit http://indigoagecafe.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 339036
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