Arbol de Seda

Known because of being owned by LGBT rights activists, it is also known for the delicious food the chef makes. It is mainly Latin American food but also offers pizza. The food does relie a lot on mushrooms, garlic and onion, which can be a problem for strict hindus. It works with a list of dishes of the day that changes every day. The dishes always come with soup (usually a delicious bean soup), a salad (frequently a delicious ripe mango salad) and a drink (creative home-made fruit juices with or without sugar). The main dish tends to be big and rich. The cakes and desserts are delicious and they have 3 vegan options, and 2 of those are also gluten-free and sugar-free. In general though the vegan options in the menu are a minority.

Amazing food. Much to choose from and all very good and tasty. And what I maybe like most: its very healthy, most meals are packed with tons of veggies/nuts and/or avocados. Good price as well.

I got soup, falafel wrap (that came with salad) and a drink (green tea), as well as a dessert (vegan tira misu - WHAT?!) for less than 6 mil. Great price and great meal. The soup was delicious and creamy and the salad had raw mango on it. The chef was sweet and able to speak english as well. Recommend it :)

I have never written a review before, but the food and service in Arbol de Seda are so amazing that the experience is worth sharing. I had the chance to try several items on the menu, and every single one of them was delicious. My boyfriend is not vegetarian, and he loved eating there. The ingredients are healthy, the menu is super creative, the staff is friendly, and value is incredible for the everything they offer.