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Went there friday at 8pm and it was closed. Couldn't find any sign on the kiosk, their facebook page or on their website telling me when they are open. Won't bother visiting again.

They have the "proteins" in a case just inside the kiosk. Not sure if they make the patties/falafel/dogs at a central location and then package them and deliver out to the kiosk or if they buy pre-packaged ones. They remove the proteins from the package and then assemble the sandwiches at the kiosk with all the fixings. We ate the "hot dog", which was slightly spicy on a white loaf with lettuce/pickles/cucumbers(wish I had taken a picture). It was tasty. We don't typically eat packaged foods, so didn't try anything else. I can see how this would be popular when you want something fast and inexpensive. When we talked to another owner of another vegan shop, they indicated its been successful and the kiosk is continually re-stocked. It's so popular they are open until 4a. I would say it's good for what it's intended. Quick, easy, fast food.

A small vegan kiosk behind the National Museum of Finland. The kiosk was opened in August 2016 and will be fully functioning later this year, but is already offering something for everyone. The location is central, but not noisy and there is a nice small park to sit down and enjoy your food. Here you can try popular vegan food in Finland: Vihis (a vegan pie) and pulled oat, a new Finnish vegan "meat" made of oats.