I've recently become vegetarian and this place in Milan is something of a treat for me now. Mainly frequented by workers for lunch and people of a more diverse sort by night, it offers vegan and vegetarian dishes, also for delivery at € 19.00 per kilo.
The variety and quality of the food is matched by the pleasant and professional attitude of the international young people working there.
Some of their dishes are:, Amarento with tofu, Oats with lemon gratin, Azuki, Boulgur of durum wheat, Carrots with sesame and oregano, Couscous with mixed vegetables, Daicon with black sesame, Chickpea flour with carrots, zucchini and pepper, falafel, Polenta with seitan sauce, Savoy with black olives, Baked pumpkin with oregano and thyme, Zucchini with baked peppers and sunflower oil, Vegetable soup with herbs and potatoes. All of them are exceptionally prepared and cheap!
I warmly advise you to stop by, for a quick and nutritious snack at lunch or for a more thorough dinner!
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