Find Vegan & Vegetarian Restaurants in Amritsar (6)

• D.S. Restaurant

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220/111 Purani Lakkar Mandi, Amritsar, India

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Cuisine: Lacto, Indian, Western, Delivery, Take-out, Indo-Chinese

Vegetarian restaurant located on the main tourist street near the Golden Temple. Serves Indian food plus Chinese and Western snacks.

• Majha Kulcha Shop

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outside Devi Wali Gali (at near Jaura Pipal), Amritsar, India

9899808691

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Cuisine: Lacto, Indian

Serves Amritsari naan also called Amritsari kulcha which is stuffed with mashed potatoes, onion (optional), and lots of spices. Vegans please inquire.

• Shudh Dhaba

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opposite Dharam Singh Market, Amritsar, India

1835026600

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Cuisine: Vegan-friendly, Lacto, Indian, Take-out, Indo-Chinese

Vegetarian restaurant near Harmandir Sahib Golden Temple, describes itself as a food court.

• Subway

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Golden Temple Rd, Amritsar, India

1832550123

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Cuisine: Lacto, American, Indian, International, Fast food, Delivery, Take-out, Fusion

All-vegetarian location of Subway sandwich chain. Offers multiple veggie patty variations with different international flavors, plus multiple breads and vegetables.

• The Bachan's Vishno Kundan Dhaba

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Railway Rd, opposite railway station, Amritsar, India

9988430931

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Cuisine: Lacto, Indian, Indo-Chinese

Family restaurant which serve vegetarian food such as dahi, rice, thali set, Manchurian, dal, potatoes, and paneer (cheese). Has a first floor seating quiet with fan.

• Golden Temple

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Golden Temple Rd, Amritsar, India

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The temple offers free vegetarian meals daily. To find the serving area, head to the south section of the temple complex and follow the crowd to where volunteers are handing out silverware & plates. Wasting food is not allowed, so decline any items you don't wish to eat. The rice porridge is made with coconut milk; the chapatti is typically coated with butter.