Reino Vegetal

A good option if you're in Central. The place is spacious and I didn't feel out of place bringing a book.

If you're vegan, just be careful to make sure that what you're getting is what you want it to be. To double check is always good when it cones to vegan places in Brazil

I was really pleased with all the things I tried on the buffet, and I tried many of them!

If there is passion fruit pie available (labeled vegan), I highly suggest you get one. It is perfect!

Due to difficulties do find the "condensed soy", vegan version of sondensed milk used in Brazilian dessert recipes, Margarida, the owner of the restaurant, decided to make them with the conventional ingredient when the vegan version os not available.
Margarida promised me the salt lunch is still vegan.
Before get any dessert, ask her (she stays at the weighing machine) about milk on the desserts, even the vegan ones are labeled now.

A simple restaurant with a very tasty food for a reasonable price.

I visted this restaurante in 2003 and 200, then on the first floor and reminiscent of vegetarian places and the young art and student patronage in Covent Garden, London. The food was excellent then but this time, June 2008, it is under new management and more typical of other Brazilian vegetarian restaurants. A good variety vegan and vegetarian and well patronized by the office and shop workers.

I visited five of Rio's happycow-listed buffets during my recent stay in the city, and this was the best of the lot. Fully vegetarian, probably fully vegan, with a good variety of tasty items at a decent price.