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Vegan-friendly
Western
Take-out
Fusion
Vegetarian cafe at Yangon Yoga House serving mostly vegan food (except for yogurt and bee products). Est. 2016. Relocated from 36/38 Alanpya Pagoda Rd. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-7:00pm.
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Last update on 27 Nov 2023 by TatianaKwamsu
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Added by Tammi555 on 02 Nov 2016
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55 Reviews
First Review by Katwelo
sho
Points +71
Delicious wrap and blackbean bowl - Edit
We ordered take out food from their website (it goed through fb as well) and couldn’t be more happier with the dished. So many fresh ingrediënts and vegetables gave us a good healthy feeling. It’s worth to try it for sure.
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Julien_blutopia
Points +496
Tout simplement l’endroit parfait ! - Edit
J’ai été au Nourish café 5 fois en une semaine. Quand on a trouvé la perfection, pourquoi chercher ailleurs ? L’endroit est très calme, lumineux, spacieux et chaleureux. Tous les plats que j’ai testés sont extra ! Smoothie bowl, pita, platter. Le wifi est excellent. Idéal pour travailler.
Read moreEt gros plus : le restaurant est très proche du zero-plastique ! Seuls quelques produits en ventes sont emballés dans du plastique. Bravo !
Pros: 100% Vegan , Top qualité , Proche du zéro plastique
Cons: Très au dessus de la moyenne au niveau du prix
Guest
MarjoDsgln
Points +256
Excellent - Edit
Such a nice place! I've had the combo meal with a half pita, pumpkin soup and kombucha. Everything was honestly excellent, the soup was a bit spicy that was so nice. The staff is very friendly, and the atmosphere cosy
Read morePros: So many vegan options, very tasty food
Guest
agric3
Points +206
Saviour for Yangon - Edit
So glad to find this place. A little on the pricey end for Myanmar but the food and coffee is excellent as well as the ambiance. Went back a few times and enjoyed each meal.
Read morePros: Food, Ambience
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NoaBancover
Points +38
Perfect vegan restaurant. - Edit
100% Vegan! We ordered pasta, shwarma, salads andshakes - every dish was just perfect. I wish I could order the whole menu.
Read morePros: 100% vegan, very rare in Myanmar.
Cons: Very expensive.
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peterstuckings
Points +530
Hard to beat in Yangon - Edit
Fresh, light, healthy meals. Loads of vegan options (all vegan? I'm not sure). Really enjoyed lunch and an afternoon lounging session here. Not far from city centre. Seems to be a very female-oriented space, maybe due to the poor male representation in the vegan/yoga scene, not sure😉Come on, guys! Get some vegany goodness and yoga chillness into youze. Ok, over & out.
Read morePros: Peaceful, Healthy
Cons: A little pricey
Guest
JonJon
Points +21070
Fresh, tasty and healthy food - Edit
Nourish Cafe offers mostly Western and Mediterranean food, mostly vegan except some bee products. The food is very fresh, finely prepared with many flavors. I tried their shawarma sandwich, their roasted veggie and cashew nut cheese wrap and the pumpkin soup. The last one was very tasty, as well as the sandwiches. The place is new and pleasant, the staff is really friendly but the food is expensive for Yangon. A good place if you miss healthy and tasty Western food!
Read morePros: good food, nice place, friendly staff, plenty of vegan choices
Cons: not 100% vegan, expensive
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stam
Points +2489
SO. Good. Cannot stop eating here. - Edit
Fresh, delicious food! Love their falafel and sabiche sandwiches, smoothie bowls, smoothies, pretty much everything. Best vegan food in Yangon (and there’s a vegan beauty salon next door too!).
Read morePros: Fantastic food, Comfortable seating, Good sized portions
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Greenemango
Points +20
Good, fresh food - Edit
The soba tofu bowl was very good and the cashew milk chai (unsweetened) hits the spot. I’m careful with eating fresh cut vegetables in Myanmar as I’ve had a few bad experiences. At Nourish this was no problem. Also a great spot to work with very friendly staff. Be prepared to be in a room full of foreigners though! It’s definitely a North American/European vibe.
Read morePros: Good vegan food, Great drinks
Cons: Expensive for Myanmar (good for tourists)
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JustineCass
Points +106
Unexpected veggie oasis - Edit
So many options. Delicious food. Great atmosphere. Yoga classes necrosis are great as well. Expensive for Myanmar but worth it as a treat.
Read morePros: lots of Vegan options
Cons: Expensive
nourishcafebangkok
Thanks for your review. Glad you enjoyed some yoga next door too!
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LilacHippy
Points +13526
Only Vegan Place in Yangon! - Edit
Although it's not 100% vegan due to maybe some honey in drinks, all the food is. This makes it the only vegan joint in Yangon or the closest you will find. It's all the only western style veggie place. They sell things like smoothie bowls, vegan cheese wraps and avocado toasts. The food and drinks taste great and it's a nice place to sit, with cool air-con to escape the city's heat. Prices are obviously higher than local prices. Wish I had a chance to come back here again.
Read morePros: Delicious and healthy, Modern setting, Lots of vegan options
Cons: Bit pricey, Not 100% vegan
nourishcafebangkok
Thank you for your review :-)
Read moreJust in case a reader is confused I feel I should clarify that some of our foods do contain local honey (granola, honey and mustard dressing, sticky ginger tofu) but none of our drinks. We also sell a local brand of yogurt in our retail fridge, but there is zero dairy in any of our recipes from the kitchen. Our sister restaurant in Bangkok is 100% vegan.
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cashewcheese
Points +24
good - Edit
I thought it was the best in yangon that I had. There didn't seem to be much else that caters to western vegans. I thought it had a good selection and enjoyed all the meals i had there. would be able to eat here every day if I had to live in yangon. thank god i don't live in yangon.
Read morePros: good selection, healthy, good english
Cons: a tid expensive
nourishcafebangkok
Thanks for your review, it's appreciated. We have a sister restaurant in Bangkok if you're passing through there on your travels!
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alexita119
Points +28
Delicious, but keep in mind - Edit
It’s located on the back of a tiny street so if you’re coming in a taxi, drive slowly, otherwise you will pass the entrance. The ambience is wonderful, very clean. The food is good, not great compared to other vegan restaurants in southeast asia. But probably the best you can get in Yangon. Don’t expect to have a real açai bowl, it’s basically a banana berry smoothie bowl. It’s quite expensive for Yangon, but then again... most vegan-chic places are expensive. Brunch is delicious too!!
Read morePros: 100% vegan, very clean
Cons: expensive, portions are medium to small
nourishcafebangkok
Thanks for your review. Unfortunately we're not able to get frozen acai in Yangon, like we do at our sister restaurant in Bangkok. We do use real acai powder in our acai bowls in Yangon so you are arguably still getting the health benefits. This is the method used by many places selling acai bowls in countries where the frozen acai is not available.
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redsox
Points +112
Great western vegan food but pricy - Edit
Went there for a light dinner and had 2 wraps: roast veggie and pesto. There were both really tasty - nice sauce, fresh ingredients. Portions could be a bit bigger considering the price.
Read morenourishcafebangkok
Thanks for your review. We regularly review our prices and portions and take reviews into account so thank you for your feedback.
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Karloos
Points +57
Amazing smoothies and take away meal packs - Edit
Google maps is right... Its between the main roads down an alley way opposite the Park Royal Hotel.
Read moreGreat smoothie bowl and the best iced cold pressed americano i gave have ever had!
I have actually changed my trip so I can come back to sample more from the menu!
They do meal packs to take away which was perfect for the over night bus
The owner was also super helpful about travelling and places to see.
Pros: Huge selection , Meal packs , Best coffee
Cons: Could be easier to find
Tammi555
Thank you for your lovely review, we're very glad you enjoyed your visit and hope you had a great rest of your time in Myanmar.
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Milliez
Points +142
Expensive, lack of flavour, good smoothies - Edit
For one meal I paid the price that we use to pay for four meals in other vegan/veggie restaurants in Yangon. The bowls and sandwiches were good, but the flavours and ingredients were not exceptional enough to justify the prices. Unfortunately, we feel that it excludes the local people to enjoy this kind of restaurant and contributes to the idea that veganism is unaffordable.
Read moreI ordered smoothie with açaí and other fruits. It was was good, but do not expect the real taste of açaí, as it is just prepared with a bit of açaí powder, not with the pulp as it should be.
Tammi555
Hi Carol,
Read moreWe are sorry you were less than satisfied with your visit. To be able to provide the kind of food we felt was lacking in Yangon is was impossible to make it affordable for the economic strata of locals you are presumably referring to (we do have lots of Myanmar natives as customers). There are lots of cheap street food type places available to them and that is simply not our business model. The last thing we want to do is give the impression that veganism is unaffordable but we also want to provide an alternative to other locally available dishes for anyone wanting to eat vegan, and that means often using expensive products we bring in from abroad as there are still many things common in other parts of the world, unavailable to us in Myanmar. Some ingredients may not even be noticeable to you in a dish, or might seem commonplace to you but actually we are having to go to great trouble to procure them.
Regarding taste, we are always looking to improve our recipes but we are trying to be as healthy as possible and most people's idea of great taste comes from an excess of fat, sugar and salt. Attempting to make these as minimal as possible while retaining flavour, is a constant battle but your comment is noted.
We are not able to procure the frozen Acai berry, which has only just recently made its way to a city as big as Bangkok. Until that is available to us we are only able to use the powdered form, which still gives the nutritional benefits. Acai is not actually a very popular flavour in itself and even when buying Acai bowls and smoothies elsewhere, where the frozen puree is used, it is always mixed with other fruits to give better flavour.
Guest
mamanoley
Points +507
Perfect Vegan Escape - Edit
This place is actually totally vegan! Lots of delicious options - over two days (yes we went back) we tried the iced chai, the Pina colada smoothie (SO GOOD), the tofu shwarma, green tea leaf salad, vegan burger, roasted veggie salad and the black bean glo bowl! We also tried the peanut butter bar, banana oatmeal cup, banana muffin and kombucha! My FAVORITES were the pina colada smoothie, peanut butter bar, black bean bowl and kombucha! All very fresh and delicious ingredients :) amazing service too and is attached to a yoga studio!
Read moreThe green tea leaf salad we were excited for but ended up not really enjoying it due to lack of flavor, we also wished the shwarma had come with some kind of sauce because it was missing a flavorful kick too. Other than that we loved the place and would definitely recommend it!
Free WiFi and water, good music and clean modern vibes :)
Pros: Fresh ingredients , Completely vegan , Lots of options
Cons: Some dishes were lacking flavor
Tammi555
Thank you for your lovely review. We're always working to improve recipes and have already changed the recipe for the shwarma to add more flavour. We will revisit the Tea Leaf Salad too.
Read moreWe do use honey in 3 of our recipes (granola, energy bar and Asian noodles, and sell a local yogurt in the cafe shop, so that's why we can't list as 100% vegan.
Thanks again!
Guest
Livetoeat99
Points +20
TASTY! - Edit
I can't get enough of the food at Nourish! It is fresh, healthy and tasty! I eat there very often and I enjoyed most of the dishes, from the killer burger to all the pita bread sandwiches and salads. My personal favorite at the moment being the vegan shawarma in pita bread and the roasted vegie salad. The coffee smoothie is a great way to start the day, together with the brunch on the weekend. Really life changing for Yangonites - finally somewhere that serves healthy food, and at a reasonable price point. Great spot to hang out during the day and get some work done with the decent wifi. Staff extremely friendly and capable most of the time.
Read morePros: Tasty, healthy, Food that can't be found anywhere else in Yangon
Cons: closed on friday/sat night
Tammi555
Thanks so much for your great review!
Read more"Staff extremely friendly and capable most of the time" made me laugh!
Compared to many other places, we do feel very lucky to have such great staff and they are improving all the time but thank you for your patience and understanding when needed!
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carrierheaume
Points +18
vegan heaven - Edit
Traveling as a vegan in Myanmar can be difficult. Actually, it's hella difficult. So this place was HEAVEN for me. It's a yoga studio and a vegan restaurant, with kind people and amazing healthy food. Go here now.
Read morePros: a full vegan menu, great prices, yoga classes & apparel available
Tammi555
Thank you so much for your great review! It's very appreciated. Hope you enjoyed the rest of your travels :-)
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PeterRichards
Points +290
Exceptionally tasty, western veggie menu - Edit
Nice layout. The food is really delicious, with excellent quality ingredients and very filling portions. Friendly welcome by local and international team. It's not easy to find. You need to go about 150 meters down a very small alley, which is diagonally across the street from the Park Royal Hotel.
Read morePros: great quality, interesting menu
Cons: a bit expensive, but still good value
Tammi555
Thank you very much for your review, much appreciated :-)
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AlexChung
Points +44
Please be Critical Consumers - Edit
This seems to be the only place in Yangon where you can get western vegan food (e.g. veg burger), so if that's what you're after, this is the place. The food however, is average, the portions are small, and most dishes are in the 8-10$ range. If you get a drink or anything more than just a main, you'll be spending about 15$. While travelling, we try to be supportive of locals bringing accessible (which includes being affordable by the standards of average wage in the area) vegan food to the local scene, and a white man bringing overpriced western vegan food catered towards tourists doesn't sit so well with us. Please remember that in Myanmar you are really in a heaven for Indian and Nepalese food which is often vegan. In Yangon, there are even a few strictly vegetarian Indian/Nepalese restaurants here where most items are vegan. These restaurants are much cheaper and much more authentic for your Burmese experience.
Read moreTammi555
We're very sorry you were not 100% happy with your visit to Nourish.
Read moreOur "average" food is thankfully loved by many but we are continuously trying to improve recipes.
The most expensive item on our menu is actually $7.40, most coming in at under $6.
However, we have never claimed to be providing cheap local cuisine. We provide healthy international food for locals (who deserve to have more vegan choices than Asian only) and foreigners (those living here and those travelling through). To do this we need to use certain ingredients which are more expensive than the ingredients found in local cuisine. However, we try to source as much as possible from Myanmar, to support the local economy, we also pay our taxes and employ, train and support local staff. Our margins are actually less than a local restaurant so your term "overpriced" is obviously relative.
Economies grow because of small to medium business enterprises, whoever they cater for.
The vegan movement grows because of an increasing availability of various vegan foods, giving all consumers more choice.
We're not sure how Indian and Nepalese restaurants give you a "much more authentic Burmese experience" than any other style of food on offer in the city but we fully support all the other vegan options in Yangon and encourage visiting vegans to try them all. Please remember to be sure to try actual Burmese vegan food too!
Lastly, we strongly oppose your racist and sexist terminology. Nourish is owned by 4 people and we are not all white and not all men!
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SoniaGivray
Points +1593
Salimos encantadas y con barriguita llena. - Edit
Muy agradable este local, la carta muy interesante. Me pareció caro para precios de Myanmar la verdad, otra cosa que no aprecie es que los Bowls ya están preparados y no sabes de cuánto tiempo, mis hojas verdes estaban mustias y el brillo se pierde. El wrap ídem, ya están preparados a mi me gusta se haga al momento. Mi hija pidió la hamburguesa y si la hicieron al instante.
Read moreLos postres diferentes versiones customizadas de una tarta de zanahorias por ejemplo.
Agradable para pasar buen rato y amortizar el gasto.
Solo vegetariano y vegano.
Pros: Local acogedor, carta
Cons: precio, tienen Bowl y wrap ya preparados no sabes de cuand, Caro
Tammi555
I'm sorry I don't know your language but thank you very much for your 5 star rating and presumably kind words!
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LaceyGibson
Points +234
Delicious and nourishing vegan food! - Edit
Nourish Cafe offers a variety of delicious vegan food, including a selection of creative options that cannot be found anywhere else in Yangon.
Read moreMy favorite is the Naked Burger, which includes their famously yummy veggie burger atop a bed of fresh salad. I also LOVE all of the Smoothie Bowls. The raw cacao version is a chocolate-lover's paradise, made with homemade coconut cashew milk, frozen bananas, raw cacao, a heaping handful of homemade chocolate granola, and fruit/nut toppings. I hear that they will also soon be expanding their menu to include yummy vegan baked goods! I can't wait to see what they create next.
Each of their menu items are perfect treats to compliment their wide selection of great quality yoga classes. I always feel satisfied leaving this wonderful community ambiance knowing that I've just nourished my body as well as the planet by making these scrumptious and sustainable food choices.
Pros: Delicious vegan food, Great yoga classes, Wonderful community atmosphere
Tammi555
Thank you Lacey, great review! And coming from someone we know reviews many vegan places, it means a lot. Hope you are enjoying life since leaving Myanmar!
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trisarahtops18
Points +101
Lovely atmosphere, and great vegan food - Edit
Nourish became a bit of a haunt for me whilst in Yangon. The food is amazing, especially the breakfasts and the burger, and it's a lovely place to sit and relax. The staff were lovely, and their iced lattes were a lifesaver on humid Yangon days! Well worth a visit.
Read moreTammi555
Thank you for your kind review, it's much appreciated :-)
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HaileyPoLa
Points +1118
so happy to find healthy food in Yangon - Edit
The second day after I arrived in Yangon I went to Nourish, which was def the right choice. The food here is healthy, clean and delicious, and the cafe itself has a nice ambience. I've experienced how greasy and salty Burmese food is being able to eat healthy food here is a huge relief. I love the burger, the sourdough, acai smoothie and chocolate chia pudding!
Read morePros: food , atmosphere
Tammi555
Thank you for your lovely review, we're glad you enjoyed your time with us and noted the lack of oil and salt (which is often actually MSG) compared to other places in Myanmar.
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Norachistinegisela
Points +13
Indeed an Oasis - Edit
Wonderful relaxing refuge from bustling Yangon.
Read moreBest vegan burger in town and I dare say I have ever had. Other items on the menu are equally delicious offering interesting flavours and the desserts are not too me missed.
The Yoga studio next to it has fantastic classes ranging from relaxing yin to spicy 2h vinyasa fun.
Overall a gift to this city.
Pros: Nice music, Yoga, Informal
Tammi555
Thank you for your lovely review, much appreciated :-)
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Hladayveganlife
Points +28
Vegan oasis - Edit
Cozy, relaxing, and peaceful interior decor. The food is absolutely amazing and is the first Western style Vegan cafe in Yangon. All their menu items are vegan except for two desserts, one contains honey and the other is yogurt.
Read moreThe handmade vegan Burger patty was delicious. Mix of beans and various seeds it wasn't dry at all. loved the seasoning used in the patty. highly recommended for fellow vegans in Yangon.
Pros: lots of vegan options for main dishes and desserts
Tammi555
Thank you for your kind review, we hope you are still enjoying the cafe, as I assume you are a Yangon resident rather than travelling through :-)
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