Ovsyanka Oatmeal Organic Andropov

To find a little tricky, they have to enter the market room and go to the end. right next to a meat shop they find the caffe. it is quite tiny, not much space to eat and not many tables. we had to wait one because they had no falafel left and prepared new ones. everything is fresh and eating was absolutely delicious. they also sell some vegan products (cheese, sausage, various types of milk, crude iron, sgushyonka (condensed milk), tofu etc).

Only the mute to be the first on the market deserves 5 stars. the friendly owners inspired me next to others to become vegan and two weeks after meeting them I did. eating, although very well prepared, is a bit on the experimental side of the dinge like burger with vegan cheese or Japanese gluten-free cold noodles. perhaps more mainstream vegan foods like hummus, toast with avocado, avocado salat with roasted cherry or a quinoa dish would convince more carnivores. cozy place in a market room, good to hang out a bit.

The location can be a bit challenging to find, as you have to navigate through the market room to reach the café located next to a meat shop at the end. Despite its small size and limited seating, we found the food to be fresh and absolutely delicious. We had to wait for them to prepare new falafel as they had run out, but it was worth it. In addition to their tasty offerings, the café also sells a variety of vegan products such as cheese, sausage, milk alternatives, condensed milk, tofu, and more.

Only the courage to be the first on the market deserves 5 stars. The friendly owners inspired me next to others to become vegan and two weeks after the meeting they did. Food, though very well prepared, is a bit on the experimental side of things like burgers with vegan cheese or Japanese gluten-free cold noodles. Perhaps more mainstream vegan foods such as hummus, toast with avocado, avocado salad with roasted chickpeas or a quinoa bowl would convince more meat eaters. Cosy place in a market room, good to hang out a bit.

Finding this restaurant may be a little challenging as it is located at the very end of the market hall, next to a meat shop. The cafe is quite small with limited seating. We had to wait for our food as they had run out of falafel and had to prepare more. However, the wait was worth it as the food was fresh and delicious. In addition to their menu, they also sell a variety of vegan products such as cheese, sausage, different types of milk, raw bars, condensed milk, tofu, etc.