Krishna Veggie

Krishna is located in Palermo, just a few minutes from where we're staying, so we decided to check it out.
It's a little pricey, but seems to be about average for the neighbourhood. The venue seems quirky, and it has a lovely atmosphere with a very friendly staff, but the low seating wasn't particularly comfortable.

They have a separate English language menu, as well as a menu with only their vegan options. This hits a stumbling point if you don't speak/read Spanish, because the English menu doesn't note which dishes are vegan.

As other reviewers have mentioned, there isn't a lot of variety on the menu here, but we enjoyed the things we ordered. Worth noting, this is the only place we've seen in Buenos Aires so far that serves alcohol-free beer! I was in straightedge vegan heaven. The potato and pea curry with coconut rice was delicious, very mild but this allowed the more subtle flavours to come through.

Not many options as you will find in other places.
The atmosphere is unique though.

Un lugar acogedor en el medio de Palermo Hollywood. El menú es variado pero se basa más en platos hindúes. Tiene opciones veganas. Muy recomendable.

The food was good, I had bifecitos de seitan with their veggie contorno. The restaurant itself is cozy in a sort of kitsch-krishna way. Good location.

Looks cute. In the evenings you have to knock to be let in thy bolt the front door. The service was bad the older Krishna gentleman seemed to have a hard time being nice. I ordered a tofu steak with veggies and a millet crocket. I usually like Krishna food and search it out as it is veggie and karma free, so i was very disappointed by every entry, the tofu steaks were so greasy they were swimming in some unidentifiable oil, the millet cockets had no flavor at all just some crunchy substance and the side dish of the daily veg was to salty and unidentifiable. left a tip thinking how we should be nice to people who need it the most and the older waiter gentleman definitely needed it.
will not go there again.

I did not like this place.

Too expensive, the staff is rude and the food is just ok.
The place is beautiful, true... But that only made me expect more than they actually deliver.

I do not recommend.

This place is located in a very fancy area of Buenos Aires, Palermo neighborhood. Thus the high price is expected - I spent some 90 pesos in an indian dish.
However I also expected the food to be unbelievably good and the portion to be well served - given the salty price... and I was somehow disappointed. Don't go there if you're starving (which was my case). You'll leave there wanting more food.
It is a bit far away from the subway (Line D - Scalabrini Ortiz station is the closest), I don't think the 8 block walking plus bus or metro would pay off the visit if you're staying in areas such as the Microcentro.
The ambience and the staff are very nice though. It's all decorated with Indian/esoteric motives and it's very relaxing.

Very nice waitress, the food was a bit bland but okay, especially for that price. I'll probably drop by for lunch again if I'm in the neighborhood.

We loved the food, the place and the staff is great!

Despite the potentially misleading name, this place is open in the evenings as well as at lunch time. What isn't misleading from the name is that this place is a Hare Krishna eatery.

There's seats outside and 2 rooms inside one of which thankfully is airconed. There's a menu in English as well as Spanish. I went twice and on each occasion the person serving me didn't speak any English. I asked what was vegano and this seemed to be perfectly understood. The girl who served me 1st time in particular was very nice.

I asked about the thali and was told this could be adapted for vegans. It was pretty good and more than enough to fill me without the need for anything else. 2nd time I went I had the millet croquettes which were served with a pretty boring salad.

There's a standing charge for eating in of 6 pesos added to the tab. Even so this place was good value with the tahli being under 50 pessos. Location is in Palermo.

Krishna has a beautiful space, with low seating, recorded chant music, colorful setting, and a bright, light setting on a quiet street. The menu is ala carte and is not very extensive, and relies heavily on seitan and tofu. The 2 of us ordered the thali, kachori, empanada of the day and the millet croquet along with ginger lemonade. The lemonade was a small serving but very refreshing. The rest of the items, specially the empanadas and the kachori were on the bland side. Even though chutneys were provided as relish, we were not able to finish it all. For an inexpensive city for veg food like BA, the total bill was on the high side.

We ate outside on a beautiful sunny fall day and had a delicious lunch. The ginger lemonade is really good. I had their promotion of the day which was a vegetable mixture inside a doughy bowl topped with grated cheese. My boyfriend had their wraps.

The food was different from the usual Argentine fare and a refreshing and healthy meal!

So we both love Indian food, and really wanted to check this place out. After spending a few hours trying to find it, we were ready to eat! When we entered the place, we were very excited, and were seated and brought a vegan dip which was very good. Then we told them that we were vegan, and they got a little weirded out. We asked them if they could make us something from the menu, but vegan, and they basically told us that the only vegan food they had was a salad. When I told them that if I wanted a salad, I could have eaten anywhere, they offered us a different salad. We told them that if the only vegan food a vegetarian restaurant could offer was a salad, than we would eat elsewhere, they sent us on our way. We ate at Bio instead, which is not far from here in a taxi.

The food was pretty good. There was more than enough of a vegan selection and I had a tough time choosing. The interior is decorated in a pretty crazy fashion as noted in other reviews, but they forgot to mention the disco ball accompanying all of the religious imagery. Definitely a place I will not soon forget. The waiter was pretty rude, but the place was really busy and he was the only one working so maybe a little more forgivable.