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Where my bookworms at?

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From K-pop to K-drama to K-beauty, Korean enthusiasm has swept the globe. In particular, Korean skincare and cosmetic products have become increasingly

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Vegan leather or faux leather is a wide variety of synthetic products that look like leather. It can look like the real thing but you can’t clean them in the

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Pako salad, also known as ensaladang pako, which is among our most loved salads is usually prepared using fresh tomatoes and onions that add flavor to the vegetable fern's distinct taste.

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Pako salad, also known as ensaladang pako, which is among our most loved salads is usually prepared using fresh tomatoes and onions that add flavor to the vegetable fern's distinct taste.

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Going vegan is easy nowadays but staying vegan is not. Here are some tips on how can you go vegan and stay vegan.

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An updated list of accidentally vegan street foods that are available in the Philippines. Vegan spring rolls, rice cakes and desserts. Try them now!

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Updated List of Vegan Restaurants, Vegan Stores, Vegan Food Delivery in the Philippines, Vegan Food Delivery, Vegan Stores Near Me, Vegan Breakfast

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vegan food 🥦

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An updated List of Vegan Restaurants, Vegan Stores, Vegan Food Delivery in the Philippines, Vegan Food, Vegan Restaurants Near Me, Vegan Stores Near Me, Vegan Food Delivery, Vegan Breakfast

Yes, some restaurants deliver! You might want to bookmark this. 😉 

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In case you’re curious.

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VEGAN FOOD STORES IN THE PHILIPPINES

METRO MANILA

Bahay Kubo Kitchen

Berde Eats

Don Criz Healthy Options-Online Grocery

Good Clean Cart

Green Note Kitchen

GreenGrub

Healthy Options

Healthy Velights PH

Jack’s Produce

KindCart

Love Vegan

Made Vegan

marikinavegan

NutriFresh Option

Plant-based Option’s

Santana’s Hummus

Simply Vegan

The Plant-based Pantry

The Real Happy Cow

The Superfood Grocer Philippines

The Vegan Grocer Ph

The Vegan Shop

Try Vegan

Vegan Options

VegFuzion 菲玄素食

Vejoint

Vegood

Vegrinderia

Vutcher

LUZON

Daniel’s Choice

VegAlley

Vegetari Healthy Bites

VISAYAS

VGN MNL

MINDANAO

Namaskar Green Market

Note: Some vegan restaurants also deliver. Check to see if you have one that delivers in your area.

MORE HERE: http://veganpinay.life/vegan-food-stores-in-the-philippines/

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ACCIDENTALLY VEGAN FOODS IN THE PHILIPPINES

You might find some of these vegan-by-default or also known as Accidentally Vegan Foods in the streets.

Banana cue– bananas in caramelized brown sugar on a skewer

Biko– a rice cake made of coconut milk, brown sugar, and glutinous rice with coconut milk curd on top

Carioka– rice balls in caramelized brown sugar on a skewer

Champorado (without milk)– glutinous rice cooked with chocolate and usually served with milk

Espasol– a rice cake cooked with coconut dusted with toasted flour

Ginataang bilo bilo– a sweet coconut milk soup with rice balls, sweet potatoes, bananas, and tapioca

Ginataang mais– glutinous rice and corn cooked in coconut milk

Kalamay– a very sticky rice cake with coconut milk curd on top

Kamote cue– sweet potatoes in caramelized brown sugar on a skewer like banana cue

Kutsinta– a rice cake made from tapioca flour with anatto seeds for color.

Lumpiang toge (without meat)– deep fried spring rolls with bean sprouts and carrots wrapped in paper like wrapper. This usually has meat but can be subtituted with tofu.

Mani (peanuts)- can be boiled or fried

Palitaw– a flat rice cake with grated coconut, sugar and toasted sesame seeds

Puto bumbong (without butter)– steamed rice cakes cooked in bamboo tubes topped with grated coconut and sugar

Putong bigas– steamed rice cake

Suman sa lihiya– a greenish steamed rice cake wrapped in banana leaves with sweet brown sauce

Suman malagkit– steamed rice cake wrapped in coconut leaves, banana leaves, or palm leaves

Taho– silken tofu with caramelized sugar and tapioca

Turon– bananas wrapped in paper like wrapper. It sometimes has ripe jackfruit for added flavor.

Some recipes might be slightly altered so a good rule of thumb is to ask the seller if it contains milk, butter, cheese, eggs or honey before buying.

Need more? Here are some Vegan Restaurants in the Philippines that you might want to check.

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