Satori

It is in overall nice and cozy, and swedish-vegetarian mainstream cafe, where you will always find a sitting and be able to join your lunch or fika, but I wish they had more options for vegan, it does on description they do, but every time I have passed by for a fika, I have not seen vegan small sandwiches and cakes, but I do love their three soup everyday meal!

They have nice pizza, nothing special though. The buffet is all carbs, also ok but nothing special. Sallad, ok. Prices are ok. Cakes are ok. It is a good go-to-place if you are in the area. But I prefer other places.

If you are in a big company it is a nice place, the space is big but still cosy.

I had a savory pizza with cheese, olives, paprika, arugula and home made pesto. Everything blended together nicely, with a lovely atmosphere in the center of Malmö. There was a lot of space, and it was not hard to find a table to sit at and feel comfortable in.

The staff were friendly and clear about what was vegan. They also put notes on butter and bread which was vegan and not, so that you don't have to ask.

For only 89SEK you have get an amazing breakfast buffet with 2-3 different breads, (also) vegan butter, (also) vegan cheese, loads of fresh vegetables, a bunch of fresh-baked, super delicious muffins & cakes (many of which are vegan and/or gluten-free). They also serve smoothies, juices and coffee, and they are all included in the price.
I am definitely coming back here as soon as I get the chance! (If you come for the breakfast buffet though, count on it'll take them 30-40 min extra from their opening time to serve all that's included in the buffet.)

I've been to Satori a few times, both for lunch and coffee breaks, and would only recommend it as an option if you are in the middle of Malmö and don't want to go too far for food.
Satori is very similar to other coffee chains like Starbucks and Espresso House, except that they also serve pizzas and a lunch buffet. The price range and vibe are the same, with big comfy chairs, and industrial scale baking/cooking/drinks-making.
I've often found Satori to be chronically understaffed though, so DO NOT come here for a quick lunch at 12. I've queued for 30-40 min just to get a basic lunch deal.
The pizzas are tasty though and the lunch buffet is ok. Generally quite cheap ingredients (like bread, potatoes, beans) but it fills you up. The selection is limited but it's all vegetarian and like 90% vegan.
The cake selection is extensive but expensive (especially the raw items). There are always several types of vegan cake though.
Personally I prefer the more personable Kafé Agnez which is only 5-10min walk away.

A clean and nice looking place that mostly offers salads and soups apart from the buffet style lunch on weekdays. The food was good and considering it's close to the centre the price is okey but I was far from blown away...

It was best vegan food in Malmo. Smoothies, muffins, salads, pizza – all was delicious. Interior is also pleasing, big portions and centrally located. It's only a pity we found Satori Cafe on last days of our trip. Five stars definitely.

When visiting Satori, I expected the prices to be insane based on their high-class, luxurious and cozy interior. To my surprise, the prices were OK and the food was impeccable: I have never ever in my whole life eaten a more fancy and tasty vegan pizza, I swear!
It's a good place to hang out with friends and enjoy some high-class meal for an affordable place once you are in the city center.

Found this place through this app and I wasn't disappointed. I left feeling very full!
The buffet is 100% vegan minus the butter and the pizza but vegan options are on offer.
The buffet doesn't have endless choices but it's not needed, everything was delicious! Would definitely return if I'm ever in Malmö again!

Really liked this place. Liked the decor, found the staff helpful, and thought the food was very good - would definitely return... But it would be nice if the buffet had a little sweet to finish.

The buffet is almost vegan - except for the butter, where they do have a vegan option, but also regular butter ("Bregott" is the regular kind"). You get to choose between the sides of a vegan pizza slice or soup (mushroom was the soup of the day when I was there) - I opted for the soup, which was probably my favorite thing about the brunch. The hummus had a bit of a weird texture, and the rest of the brunch consisted of a few bean salads and potato salads.

The plate you're given, which I'm not sure if can be refilled, looked sort of small, but I was full when I left.

Tea or coffee with free refills is included in the price, and you can even get it to go in small or bigger cup.

Very friendly service, and very good for families - a lot of small children around.

I liked this place, but one of my new favorites Lotta Love Cafe, is basically around the corner, so I'd honestly rather go there.

Great lunch buffet, which is completely vegan except for the pizza-- but they have vegan slices available. They have an assortment of bean salads, a green salad, pasta, yummy hummus and great bread (with vegan butter). The coffee is cheaper if you buy it with lunch. The place is big with lots of comfy chairs, booths and couches. Has wifi. Pretty busy around 12-2 but you never have to wait too long.