My friend took me here for lunch. I think it was the first time I've had Nepalese food, but…read morecertainly not the last. Nothing special about the space. Looks like they took over an old diner, and didn't spend any money on the decor. But looks are always secondary to the food. I tried the following; - Everest Combo Momo: Excellent. All 4 types of momos were the same dumpling, but prepared and served differently, and were equally delicious. The accompanying chutney made it even better. - Everest Sekuwa Set: Good. A nice. A good sampling of various dishes, all new experiences for me and all good. Chicken was a bit spicy for the uninitiated. Service was nice enough and food came out quickly. Overall, a good visit. I will be on the lookout for momo in the future!

Very clean place and friendly service. Huge menu. We tried the NEPALI NON VEG THALI SET WITH GOAT…read moreCURRY (MASU BHAT). The goat was flavourful but not too much of it. The sweet sauce was delicious. We had momos too. Like deep fried dumplings with a light curry. I'd go back just to try some more things! Worth checking out!

Excellent concept, chill atmosphere, yummy eats and friendly staff!…read more I just moved around this area and was highly recommended to check this place out. I love to eat vegetarian as much as possible and this place has many tasty options. Lots of salads, vegetables, healthy options and some vegetarian junk food. They charge by weight and I found the price to be quite reasonable (cost around 30$ for two people and it was a ton of food). Desserts are a bit on the pricier side and we didn't try any this time. They also do takeout at a slightly discounted price! Will definitely be returning here!

Très jolie resto végétarian ou tu paye selon le poid de ton assiette. C'est vraiment excellent et…read morele choix est très varrié. Petit parking a l'arrière. Le staff est super friendly et la place cozy on si sent bien.

I enjoy getting take out from Mad Radish every so often when I'm in the mood for something healthy,…read morebut I'm too tired to cook myself. I have tried their Thai Curry Salad as well as their Maple Farm Bowl. Both were satisfying, but the new Maple Farm Bowl is my fav. It comes with a choice of Luisa's chicken or cilantro-lime tofu. I picked the tofu this time since I have tried their chicken before and the tofu was tasty, not too soft or too firm. The Maple Farm Bowl also has curry cauliflower, roasted sweet potato, feta, brown rice, mixed greens, crunchy chickpeas and maple chipotle dressing. I like to order my dressing on the side typically, so that I can control how much I want. The Maple Farm Bowl was pretty delicious and I wouldn't change anything about it except that I feel like the crunchy chickpeas don't really go with the rest of the Bowl. I think if they weren't crunchy then they would, but the crunchy texture just seemed out of place to me when I was eating it. Maybe others would like that though. I've never sat down to eat at Mad Radish, but the ambiance seemed nice enough and clean. The service has been good the times that I have picked up with my order ready to go. I hope that the Maple Farm Bowl stays on the menu and isn't a limited time only dish!

I ordered take out...made my own burrito bowl and rosemary focaccia…read more The Base: mixed greens Protein: Luisa's Roasted Chicken Toppings Cilantro Roasted Corn & Onion Mix, Black Beans, Carrot & Daikon Matchstick Fries Creamy Cilantro Dressing & Mexican Caesar Dressing The bowl was good and the focaccia was delicious. I paid around $18.

The Short Version: Small casual vegetarian restaurant…read moreinside an International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple. Very affordable and food tasted good. The Long Version: I feel like many large urban cities have a restaurant called Govinda's that is inside an International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON) temple (these were called Hare Krishna temples when I was growing up). This one is in Ottawa. I've been to the one in Toronto. And I know there's one in Montreal, although I've never been there. All these restaurants are of the same concept. They serve vegetarian food, it's usually a buffet, and the prices are very affordable. At this Govinda's the all you can eat buffet is $14 or $12 if you're a student (need to show student card) or a senior (65 or over, I'm assuming if you look young for your age they might ask for ID, lol). The takeout price is $10 and you get a tray with a little bit of everything. I got the take out tray. The takeout tray contained white basmati rice, pasta salad, green salad, daal, a kidney bean curry, some stewed cabbage, and a piece of banana bread. It was quite a lot of food for just $10. And what I really liked about it is that the curries were not oily at all. I find a lot of curries way too oily but these ones were great. The lentil curry (daal) and the bean curry were very flavourful. The stewed cabbage was good too. The green salad had romaine lettuce, cucumbers, and tiny pieces of bell pepper. It came with a creamy salad dressing. A bit too much salad dressing for my liking, but it wasn't too soggy and the dressing wasn't too oily. The pasta salad had some tofu crumble in it. It was okay but had a strange medicinal taste to it. The best part was the banana bread. It was a little crunchy on the outside and soft and moist on the inside. Very delicious and not greasy at all. The dining room is small and feels like you're at a friend's house in the basement. Staff were very welcoming and friendly. Some people are hesitant to go to these restaurants as they think those belonging to the temple may try to "convert" them. This has never happened to me neither in Ottawa or in Toronto. Be advised that you must remove your shoes and leave them in the boot trays in the foyer before entering the restaurant or the rest of the temple. So don't wear your Louboutins or Jimmy Choos, LOL. And make sure you wear matching socks with no holes in them. Haha. This location is on a residential street and in the University of Ottawa area. All other customers during my visit were students. I feel this place is a hidden gem. It serves healthy, delicious and inexpensive vegetarian food, so I'm a huge fan. Street parking only. Review #52 (2026)

I'm not normally into vegetarian food, but this is a great spot to go as the weather gets cooler if…read moreyou're around uOttawa campus trying to eat on a budget. This is hearty food with plenty of lentils, pasta, rice, chickpea salad and delicious curries like their paneer curry. There was also some delicious banana bread on the side for dessert. Next time, I'm going to get their zucchini pakoras. Remember to take off your shoes once you get inside. The lady is very nice. I believe it used to be buffet (get your own) style but now she portions things out for you. You will be full for the entire day for $15.

When my friend and I walked in to get some work done, the staff were automatically welcoming; it is…read moreevident that the staff care about good service. The food itself was amazing, and contained lots of healthy microgreens. This place is great for those that care about their health and want high quality service.

I am not sure if I was hungry if the food was actually good the experience was fantastic. They took…read moretime to make the dish and it felt very fresh and tasty! The restaurant is in a cute area in Ottawa downtown. Highly recommend this for vegetarians!

I ordered delivery from Brampton Authentic so I can't comment on accessibility and bathrooms…read more My friends and I were craving Indian food and have had mixed success with this in Ottawa. After experiencing Toronto's amazing Indian food, I was worried Ottawa's wouldn't measure up; I was wrong. Brampton Authentic offers amazing, flavourful and authentic Indian food. The portions are amazing, and they offer vegan and vegetarian dishes. The food arrived promptly and was hot. The dishes are large and included rice. I ordered two mains with Naan and rice and it fed four people with lots of leftovers and with tax and tip was about $65.00. I ordered way too much food. I'll be ordering from here again.

We had already had some food at home and were looking for some good naans and rotis and picked up a…read morevegan Mixed Vegetables curry just in case. The inside is clean and new. Carrom Boards available for patrons to enjoy. Glad that they knew what dishes are vegan or can be made one. The naan is not and roti is vegan if taken without butter. The naan and rotis were good and just as Punjabi restaurants in GTA (Brampton?). The vegan mixed vegetables curry was a huge disappointment. Not great tasting and bit more In the greasy side. The quality and taste is one but even the container provided was hardly 1/2 full. For almost $20! Not too sure we would buy even a paneer curry 1/2 full for that price.

Great food, typical and reasonable $. Great service and cozy…read moreambiance. The exterior is not what you get inside.

I've recently fallen in love with green curry. I did forget to ask about the spice level (and I…read moredon't handle spice too well). My first bite, the spice immediately hit the back of my throat and I started to cough and tear up haha. I got over the spice eventually and enjoyed my dinner. The eggplant which I thought was a nice touch, could have been left out. There was absolutely no flavour and super mushy. The skin was too hard to chew. The host/waiter (same person) was super friendly and made our night that much better. It's a small restaurant, because of this I felt like my friend and I had to keep our noise level down. That didn't bother me too much.

Delicious burgers and fries every single time. Fully vegan fast food joint resembling McDonald's !!read more

Hate to give a bad review to a vegan place but...... I'm…read moresitting outside to write this because of the overpowering grease smell in the restaurant ( I can still smell it, a shower and laundry will be needed I think). The fries and onion rings were good, the burgers were meh, drowning in some kind of sauce. Place was not clean.

This place came highly recommended. Now I were to rate them…read morejust on apps they would be a 4 star. The main fish was just OK and the pasta being overly oily. The scallop crudo being on best app IMO. The tuna was OK and so was the welk which surprised me as being a menu item. Service is decent but being priced at this level I think 3.5 stars as the mains didn't do it for moi.

We had to book our reservation 3 weeks in advance because of the time slot, and the day. Saturday…read moreat 530. I guess itsya popular time to eat! 3 weeks was worth the wait, as the anticipation of what we were about to enjoy grew stronger. Bread to start, with whipped butter. Hot from the oven. Soft, pillows of carb goodness, with a touch of salt. We started with the TOMATOES WITH FIOR DI LATTE AND RICOTTA STUFFED ZUCCHINI BLOSSOMS which was devine. My main was the ROASTED RAINBOW TROUT WITH BOILED POTATOES, PASTIS HOLLANDAISE AND SEA ASPARAGUS and hers was SWEET CORN AGNOLOTTI WITH BUTTER, PECORINO AND JALAPEÑO. Both dishes were faultless. We finished with Eton Mess with meringue, whipped cream and stewed rhubarb for dessert. It looks like a LOT, but the meringue is mostly air, so we tackled it with ease. And, it wasn't as sweet as expected. Americano to cleanse the palate. Fortunately, we found a parking spot right around the corner, so our full bellies didn't have to go too far.

Freshii is a healthy foods chain all across Ottawa. Everything was freshly prepared and the service…read morewas prompt. If you are looking for low-carb alternatives to fresh food, freshii is the way to go!

Very friendly and swift service…read more The burrito was absolutely fantastic! It was actually the best burrito that I ever had at any Freshii! Thank you so much for such tasty and healthy food!