I can't believe I have never been to this place until now. This place is awesome! It's open 24 hours and the inside is soooo relaxed and chill. It does get busy, but it's worth the wait. The thai nooodes was amazing. It was vegan pad thai where the sauce was tasty and the dish was filling, it hardly felt like vegan. I also loved the milano quesadilla platter which included salad, fries and miso gravy. The carrot, ginger, yam soup was also perfect for the cold day. The food was not only good, but the portions were pretty big too. Definitely will be back to try out other dishes :) read more

What a unique place! My visit to the Naam began with a long wait (well worth it for the food.) We went on a Wednesday night and waited about 40 minutes for a table for four. I don't know if they take reservations but if I could turn back time I would have tried to make them. Once we finally got into Naam there was loud music (not the musical taste of my table) and we were luckily seated at the outdoor patio where it was less distracting. The service was on the slower side. Our waiter was friendly and knowledgable though, which almost made up for that. I was there as a part of an eclectic group - one vegetarian, two foodies, and one staunch carnivore who waned nothing to do with the restaurant. Given that mix, I'd say the menu was great at giving us all what we were looking for (or keeping us from being totally unhappy, in the case of the carnivore.) We started with the guac and chips and an order of the seasame honey tofu. Both were good, but the guac has a poor guac to chip ratio. They needed to double the guac. I had the pad Thai and would recommend it. It's a huge portion and I only finished half. That was what our carnivorous friend SHOULD have eaten. Everyone else at the table had different burger platters. The fries were good, and all of the burgers seemed good to me. The brown rice patty (California burger) was the least exciting and tasty option. Nobody ate their side salads because there was so much food, but the Naam dressing was tasted and approved of. The restaurant had a hippy vegetarian vibe, so if you don't like that or are bringing carnivores to eat with you, this may be a place to skip. Otherwise very fun place to check out. read more

The Naam - Pad Thai - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I love The Naam. When you're in a long-distance (transnational!) relationship, you try to describe your day in enormous detail. You want to live vicariously through each other, so the distance doesn't seem so great. And so, leading up to my visit to my boyfriend in Vancouver, I got to hear over and over again about his escapades to this 24/7 vegetarian mecca. We decided, because of the price, that we would go one time during my visit. And it was easily the best meal I had in Vancouver, probably one of the best in my life. We ordered the cashew & avocado enchiladas, along with the Thai noodles (we have a thing for pad thai), and split both. I think the enchilada was the highlight of the meal, but we devoured both, incessantly murmuring to each other how delicious it all was. I also got a cider, expecting the usual Woodchuck/Hornsby's deal, but instead got a bottle of something that tasted more like a brut apple champagne. I've craved it, frequently, ever since. Completely worth waiting in the fast-moving line for. My boyfriend's moving back to the States in a few months, and I'm over the moon-- the only drawback is not having another excuse to go to Vancouver and hit up The Naam. read more

Cheap breakfast before 9pm for $5 ! Very substantial for my taste, and the miso gravy with the Naam fries is the BOMB! Also, I highly recommend the chilli deluxe with salad and toast with vegan carrot butter spread -- WHOLESOME GOODNESS read more

The Naam - Naam fries and miso gravy - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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It's such a weird spot, the servers are perma stoned and I have no idea if the place is clean... BUT love this place so much!! I go all the time. There's something about it that brings me back time and time again and I really can't explain it because this is not normally the kind of place I would enjoy. I think I just love the consistency with the meals... They serve up some good grub that I never feel guilty about.... I've never been disappointed. Do not have high expectations when dining here and do not come if you are in a rush. Expect to enter the twilight zone and enjoy the ride. Come with an open mind. read more

The Naam - Happy hour menu - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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What can I say - my Food Pervert has put our experience at the Naam in perfect sentence structure. Having read and hearing that it is overrated, and the service stinks... it is hard not to have a worry in your mind, especially when you're celebrating the birthday of a food expert. Surely enough, it took a while before the waiter actually came to take our order, but good company really makes time go by quicker. The orange strawberry juice was so fresh, and the food we ordered was just what I had imaged. Portions were large, and I felt like a big seeing how we finished everything on our table and everyone else seemed to have leftovers. I completely understand why everyone raves about the miso gravy - it's so odd but good at the same time, you know what i mean? You can identify it so clearly, but it is so surprising that miso can also be gravy.... or the joys of new cooking inventions. The chocolate carrot cake was moist, but dense, but sweet, and chocolately, yet still tasting carroty at the same time - so YUM. Surprisingly, our server ended up being super nice and really cool. We were his last table during his shift, and I can completely see someone wanting to get out asap and giving you bad service because they've had a long day at work, but he was attentive, friendly, and offered good suggestions. So Happy Birthday to my special lady! I'm so glad she had a great meal! read more

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My first visit to the Naam one sunny, late- fall afternoon, was free from the infamous line-ups that plague this place most other times of the day and in particular, on the weekend. Instead, I was treated to a four place table to myself, enough room to keep the daily paper open to both pages while I ordered split pea soup with salad and Naam bread. The soup was wonderful, thick and tasty and perfect soaked up with the Naam seed bread. The salad was massive and was graced with sprouts, carrot and beet shavings and various types of lettuce with the popular Naam dressing of vinegar, green onion, parsley and sesame tahini. A perfect veggie lunch for under 10 bucks and I even took part of it home with me! When I mentioned this was my first visit, my server was eager and willing to give me suggestions and upon my indecision to choose a soup flavour, she brought me two spoons with each soup so I could take a try, very appreciated! The menu is varied and all vegetarian with vegan options always available. Mexican dishes pop up here and there as they are the perfect vegetarian foods, and the fries with miso gravy are famous, that's on my agenda the next time around, as is a seat on the patio should a sunny day show its face again! The Naam also features live music in the evenings from the talented locals of the area. I haven't lunched by myself in quite some time and this made me remember the simple pleasure of my own company. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I've realized it's a big mistake to get any of their Enchiladas. They are not enchiladas, they are just crap stuffed inside a tortilla and topped with cheese. The best thing I've had here is the The Naam bowl. I don't know if it says much, but the fresh veggies, sauce and brown rice taste good and it's nice to get when you don't want to do dishes. I recently got the Enchilada with chili in it after hating the (avocado cashew one) and it was like eating chili in a tortilla with cheese on top. It's just odd and not executed well and the chili is just beans, there's no veggies in it at all and it gets really much just eating beans by themselves. I like vegetables with my beans. I really like the potato wedges. The miso gravy is tasty, but don't kid yourself it's not healthy. Oil is the second ingredient in it. So this is disappointing. The salad dressing I never really like but I eat the salad anyways as it's nice to have. I think they could come up with a much better dressing. I come here because it's open all the time and not too far from me, but I can't say that I like the service, the wait times of half the items that are mediocre on the menu. read more

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I going to call the Naam a High Self Esteem / Low Self Esteem Restaurant. What do I mean? People (Myself Included) like the place because it has a reputation of feeding you Healthy food. You feel The Naam is improving your sense of health/self worth after your visit. I call it a Low Self Esteem Place because frequently you have to wait in a long unconformable line to get a table and be served by people who have PHD's in indifference. OK so why are people coming back here time and time again to have and experience that is mixed at best? The Food is Tasty and Full of Fat. All the Fat Comes from Vegetarian Sources but there is plenty of fat in those Naam Fires and Miso Gravy your ordering. You know darn well your not going anywhere and you have been drinking coffee or beer. During that time few extra words may slip out that you always really wanted to say. Or Maybe you wanted to take some extra time to look at the creatures around you. Human are Creatures of Habit and Naam can be Habit forming. It hits a certain sweet sport that Human Being want to Experience, Again and Again. P.S. The Naam is privately owned company and I bet the owners are doing just fine with this formula, read more

I've heard several people describe The Naam as one of the last remaining links to the ultra-hippie West 4th Avenue neighbourhood of the early 70s. These days, it's more about the yuppies who drop in for a bite after yoga, and the UBC students who monopolize the patio as they study for exams over dandelion tea. Oh, and it's also about long lineups. Be warned that a long queue is common at this vegetarian restaurant, which seems devoted to serving all the things your mom assured you were really good for you, even if they looked positively gross. Huge salads, burritos, veggie burgers, and, of course, tofu are the staples, but the menu is surprisingly diverse and offers treats for any time of the day (literally The Naam is a 24-hour operation). read more

The Naam - The Naam menu - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Our experience at The Naam was a good one! Hubs and I were having the munchies last night at 10. We decided that we would have a night of fun out, a something that we hadn't done in a long time. As I had already planned to visit The Naam weeks ago, it was the perfect time to give it a try. So off we went to Kits for another vegetarian experience! The interior of the restaurant was very retro, but this makes sense as the place is very, very old. When we got there, there was a lineup but no worries, we had all night! Hubs and I chatted when we waited and finally they gave us a little table for two near the entrance. Didn't take as long as I thought, but maybe we should come later next time to avoid the lines. Hubs got the gold dragon bowl on my recommendation and I got the Thai variation. When the bowls came, they were filled to the brim with fresh vegetables. Delicious! The sauce in my Thai bowl was tasty as well; it went with the rice and toppings perfectly and I was literally shoving food in my mouth because I was starving haha. Had a taste of hub's bowl and I didn't like it as much. I thought the miso gravy was too vinegary and the "Naam fries" were soggy and reminded me more of roast potatoes. I preferred mine but he really enjoyed it. Ah, to each his own I suppose. The portions were really big though. We didn't even need desert. As for the service... What can I say. We had to wait and it was IMPOSSIBLE to flag someone down because they were too busy. In fact, our waiter said that he had 12 tables to deal with. Like what?! If you have that kind of business please hire more people! I didn't really like his tone but I figured, meh. He's being worked like a dog so it was forgivable. -1 for the service. Otherwise, I would come back. Probably at a less crowded hour. read more

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Sure the service is slow, sure the wait is long, sure your meal occasionally comes to you luke-warm. But let us be honest with ourselves, there is a reason why The Naam is one of the most popular restaurants on the West Side. I suspect the reputation of this place hinges on two important features 1) it is open all night, every night (not Christmas but I went here at 4am on New Years once and service was pretty darn quick!) and 2) While the front-of-house staff are run of the mill Kits hipsters, the kitchen is chocker-block full of amazing little Indian women who work miracles with a bowl of mushroom broth. I am not kidding... the Naam broth is what brings me back time and time again. Also, nothing puts the kozy back in Sarkozy like a plate of vegan quesadillas and a piping hot (if you are lucky) dragon bowl. Finally, I really appreciate that this place makes every attempt to blend into its surrounds. Specifically, the Naam supports a lot of local artists and musicians and is a true staple in the community. Thus, while I often grumble over the wait to get in, the wait to place an order, the wait to get served, and the wait to pay... the Naam holds a special place in my heart and is one of the first places I take out of town visitors and in-town friends for a yummy meal and great people watching! read more

The Naam - Saturday at 10pm - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Had dinner here a few nights ago, and while my view of the night is probably colored by the excellent company I had. Still! The food was definitely good and plentiful. I had the Naam burrito - which was MASSIVE - and a cup of the cauliflower soup. The soup definitely needed salt, but I never fault a restaurant for that kind of seasoning as they leave you a nice salt-shaker on the table for you to doctor to your own taste. I actually prefer when restaurants undersalt for that very reason. I did like the peanut sauce in the Naam burrito. It definitely tasted made-fresh, as did the veggies. I also liked the live singer. She was very good, and wasn't super-loud, so I could still chat with my friend. Overall, the place was very homey, and comfortable feeling. Thanks for the good meal! read more

The Naam - Busy evening at Naam! - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The Naam is a famous fixture in the Kitsilano dining landscape. Extremely casual and friendly. I've been there several times over the years, but in my recent visit I ordered a quesadilla (your choice of dairy cheese or vegan cheese). The food was fine and presented well, but the "salsa" was actually some kind of spaghetti sauce, which was odd. I'd happily go back, but with more time to spare, as the service is very "relaxed". read more

Blah! I would not go back to the Naam... every time we drive by, the place looks packed with a line up out the door, so I thought it must be good, right? Well, the food is mediocre at best. The floor and carpet in this place was sticky, it was noisy and the service was just OK. The tables are really, really close together. The good thing was that our food came quickly once we did order. I had an Asian curry that looked great, lots of colourful veggies etc, but it was practially tasteless. For a curry I expect FLAVOUR. This was not flavourful. Long on vegetables and short on flavour. It was also obviously put into the bowl in a slap dash manner. It could have been done with a little more care and the rim wiped off. My friend had the Dragon Bowl. This dish consisted of Naam fries, cheese, miso gravy, steamed veggies, sprouts, carrots, and deep fried tofu. Overall, she thought it was pretty good with nice flavour coming from the miso gravy. I thought it was OK, but again pretty bland. I'm not sure that I would go back to the Naam again. I like that it is open 24 hours, but the recipes fell flat for me. They need to kick it up a notch and clean the floors properly. read more

The Naam - Chili -Bowl ($5.95), the Gold Dragon ($10.95), and the Popeye Pizza-Small ($9.95). - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The Naam seems to strike up a passion of hatred in some, indifference in others, and pure loyalty in yet another set. With 30 years of serving up plates to a rather particular neighborhood, some strong opinions are bound to emerge. I avoid this spot during the dinner rush and much prefer to stroll on in for a midnight snack. There's something to be revered in a 24-hour restaurant. Like its Broadway neighbor Calhouns, The Naam can pretty much do no wrong in my estimation. I feel like it's always there for us hungry, post-drinking, homeward stumblers. The restaurant atmosphere is warm and homey: bright paint, posters and flyers galore, and mismatched tables and chairs. I've had a delicious chili burrito here, made with lots of beans and fake meat that looks like ground beef. I've also enjoyed the milkshakes, the dragon bowl is packed with veggies, and the baked goods make a nice after-dinner treat. A full schedule of live music offers slots to lots of local names every night of the week. That's an impressive sense of community and worth the trip alone, without even considering the food. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Open 24 hours; light but tastey food in generous portions (all vegetarian); probably serves more tofu and soy products than a Chinese restaurant; and live music! Amusingly 'West Coast' and a superb meatless option for diners. Highly recommended. Overall I quite enjoyed my time here, chatting with the performer between stuffing my face with the Gold Dragon Bowl - fresh greens and the Naam fries are a must (think poutine with miso gravy!); Naam Steak Platter - delicious vegetable and nut filled steak; Deep Fried Tofu with teriyaki sauce - well seasoned and saucy, yet tofu maintained some texture; Noh pie - honestly a bit of a disappointment, it wasn't as creamy as I had envisioned, but rather a sticky soft blob that was overtly sweet; lastly a blueberry tofulati soy shake topped off the meal. While fresh and delicious I felt like I could whip it up at home in my magic bullet. Atmosphere is casual, and I love the fact that it's a 24 hour vegetarian joint. Perhaps I don't have to run to Denny's after a late night every time anymore! read more

The Naam - Naam Steak Platter - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Just gorgeous. I ordered the NAAM burger platter ant it tastes great I will go there again read more

The Naam - NAAM burger platter - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Yes, the Naam probably has the slowest service in all of Vancouver, but the food is so worth it. The vibe is truly hippie and super rustic. As for the menu, I've never tried anything I didn't like. The Dragon Bowl is amazing, I won't even order anything else anymore. The real bonus though, is that they're open 24 hours! And believe me, you won't have to wait too long on Monday night at 2am. read more

The main advantage of this place is that it's open 24 hours and not too expensive. The food was quite bland and little on the boring side. The desserts were dry and tasteless. Also, the service was quite slow ... There is a cool hippie vibe here so if you're into that it's fun to check out. The art work on the walls is fun too. read more

Wholly vegetarian with an array of options (vegan, gluten free) to suite your hungry palette at any time of the day. My time of choice to come here is 12:30-1am and the place is surprisingly hoppin'. The last time I was there I had the Raspberry Chocolate Cake and the Steamed Soy Milk. Boy do I love soy milk, it tasted even better steamed. Okay, sure, I could have bought a carton and steamed it myself for $3.50, but those are the choices we make. From my understanding the majority of goods are made in house. I know for sure all the baked goods (pies, cakes, cookies, etc.) are. My dining partner and I can eat here for under $30. I say that's a good deal for a healthy conscience and a full belly. read more

The Naam - Bad photo, good food. It was the mood lighting at 1am. - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The naam is a vegetarian/vegan restaurant that is open 24 hrs and a cult favourite among UBC students. I went for brunch once and it was pretty bland but this time around was a lot better. I got the golden bowl which had delicious chunks of potatoes inside mmmm carbs. Also I never ever eat sprouts at home that was fun, they tasted pretty fresh. The bowl is really big so there is absolutely enough food. The gravy was surprisingly quite fantastic, I just wished that there were some garlic, which would have made it even more delicious. read more

This place is my guilty pleasure. I love it here so much. The food is mostly comfort food- which is good for late night after going out. Dishes are huge and generous and full of heart and flavor. Service has mostly been good each time I've been there. It can be a bit lacking when its busy, for obvious reasons. No shade, I get it. read more

Came here for early dinner. This place was not what I was expecting. Ordered a pita pizza, a Maui-Maui Burger, which is a Seven-Star burger served with mushrooms, pineapple, water chestnuts & teriyaki sauce and the seven star burger. Maui Maui was just broke apart in your hand. The pineapples were chunks so when you bit into it, half the burger fell out of the bun. The seven star burger was just bland. Service was fine, was not too busy for early dinner. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Slow service but pretty good food. Big servings and filling, just don't get a boiled egg on the side, it's grey on the inside and disgusting. Pretty good overall for vegetarian food. Pretty affordable. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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EDIT: Friend got food poison here last week! This place is said to be convenient because it is near campus and open 24h which is a plus when you are wanting some veggies late at night. But I can also see why it needs to be open 24h because it usually takes 1h+ for food to arrive. This seems to be a common experience a lot of people are having with this place from unhelpful staff to a very slow kitchen. Last time we tried to order food via phone at around 9pm and they said they wouldn't even accept phone orders at all because they had no one to take the order (keep in mind someone picked up the phone to tell me that no one could write the order down for the kitchen...). For sure a place that doesn't needs a repeat visit as Vancouver has plenty of other vegetarian and late night options. read more

The stars are for my emotional attachment to this place (so many memories over the past 20 years!) and the ambiance more than the food. Once you've eaten here once that's probably all you will ever need to since it all starts to taste the same. Everything is hearty and sticks to your ribs vegetarian. They have a yummy, distincitive bread that's good with their special jam for breakfast. It's not bad but it's not super creative gourmet either. It's warm and cozy and a good place for a bowl of soup on a rainy day. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

So it was my first time to a vegetarian restaurant, and admittedly I went very reluctantly. You see, to pay for a meal (especially at a place where parking for free is difficult) without meat, is against my principles. But, tis a new year and I opened just the slightest bit to go against my principles. I told the waiter, who was very accommodating I might add, that this was my first time to a vegetarian place, and that I would let him choose something on the menu for me, that would convince me that meat is not necessary in every meal. Basically, give me all you got, because this may be the only chance. He smiled and said, "Got it. Something that will blow your mind. Do you like cheese?" I told him yes, and he left. (This was fun, as I very much enjoy surprises.) So the dish he chose for me: the cashew and avacado enchilada platter (picture posted). Naam salad: The salad was phenomenal. Very refreshing, very light, yet flavorful. But was I impressed? Well, I equate it to going to a steak house and finding the steak phenomenal. It should simply be the case. Sesame fries with miso gravy: high marks. Very good combination. Now the main. I would hardly call it an enchilada. Now I'm no expert on Mexican food, but it was more of an avocado dip casserole with a toritilla on top. It was sort of like warm baby food topped with tortilla and cheese (and I seriously don't mean this in a negative way). A friend and I split an order of nachos, which I began to use as a base for my enchilada. So basically I began to eat my main, as a dip. Overall, I am quite, quite full. It seems the money used for meat goes into portion size, which equals, pretty massive portions. The fries you get are probably about an entire potato and a half's worth. Unfortunately, I would have to say, the waiter was not successful in convincing me to turn vegan (or whatever specific kind of vegetarian class this restaurant fits under. I really don't care to study all the differences.) The platter with tax turned out to be about 20 dollars. So you ask me, "Would you pay $20 for a meal with no meat again?" No. I would not. All that aside, the atmosphere is cozy, the service is slow but friendly, and a ton of people seem to like it. The waiter suggested I come again and try the dragon bowl. I'll let you know if that ever happens. Also I got two cookies on the way out. Sounded interesting! Bee pollen and ginger pecan. read more

The Naam - Avacado enchilada platter - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Updated since a year ago: Since its a Vancouver staple an updated review seems in order. The Naam is listening to our Yelp reviews. The main point being service was very prompt this outing..seems like they definitely hired more servers and have alot of new staff on. Second complaint in previous review from a year ago was the bread and potatoes from my naam burger were burnt/overcooked. This time around they were cooked/toasted less...great! Also, what else is different from a year ago is that they have a happy hour menu now...good prices on sleeves of beer. So good to see the Naam stepping it up and listening to customers complaints it needs to represent this city at this level. read more

I'll miss this place as it's now on the market . A lot of us got our start here. 1975. In the early days no eggs or alcohol was served . It was definitely the place to go and meet up with friends . Delicious food. read more

The food is amazing but the service is ridiculously bad. It was dead in there and the service was still pathetic. We waited for menus, waited forever to order, even though we could hear the staff chatting away about their social lives. The server didn't write our order down so we had to go up and ask for our drinks after about 15 minutes. I had to ask the busser for a take-out container to dump the rest of my food in myself. Then we got the hell out of there. read more

This place has the best vegetarian cuisine and even the most dedicated meat eater will love eating here - it is just so good! I never liked beets but I do enjoy the way they incorporate them into their dishes. I had a particularly wonderful dinner here on the night I was originally introduced to this restaurant with someone special, so keep in mind that it makes for a great date night as well! read more

Not only is The Naam a vegetarian and vegan restaurant, but it's also a retro, lively, and picturesque locale. We went here for dinner after performing a concert and we were planning to bring our vegan friend with us, but they weren't able to go. So we stuck to our plans and came here. We were able to be seated quickly (there were only 3 of us) despite the place being quite busy. It's a small place with small tables, but the dishes that we ordered fit quite nicely. I ordered the Naam Steak Platter, and my friends got Thai noodles and Crying Tiger Thai Stir Fry. We were able to sort of talk, but the music was pretty loud. It took exactly 34 minutes for the food to arrive, but the wait was worth it. My steak platter was tender, meaty (it's not meat though), and the miso sauce paired really nicely with both the "steak" and the veggies. The Thai noodles were slightly spicy, but it was exactly like Pad Thai and it was delicious as well. The Stir Fry was also spicy and delicious--it reminds me of red curry if anything. Overall, the service was good, the ambiance was fun, and the food was fantastic. I would come here again. read more

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My experience was unpleasant because of the poor service and mediocre food. We got the famous potatoes with gravy and although the gravy tasted great, potatoes were dry and cold. I got the Thai bowl which was extremely salty to the point that I only ate half of it. Also very little dressing for the size of the bowl. My boyfriend got a curry which was average in taste and a burger which tasted terrible. The only hit were the tacos: big, filling, flavourful and unique. Service was slow, ignorant and quite frustrating. We waited for our food for over an hour with no one giving us any updates, filling our water glasses or asking if we need anything. They were all sitting at the dessert area talking and socializing. Will not go back anytime soon. read more

Fabulous and exciting vegetarian good. Great service and interesting drinks. Three of us had a burrito, a Buddha feast and a type of pad Thai. Fresh and crispy all our meals were huge. A place to gladden every vegetarian's heart at value for money prices. read more

Been here lots of times and it was great. Just been here today and had a horrible experience. Was about ordering the Teriyaki stir fry and wanted to ask if I can get fries instead of rice or noodles. The waitress asked me, if I wanted the brown rice, and I said that I actual don't really like rice and certainly don't want noodles. I wanted to ask to substitute it with fries but she just said rice is good with it and turned around and left.So I got the Teriyaki stir fry and ate like half of it and wanted to take the rest home, but after I ate the half of it, the rest was all too soggy and literally swimming in the teriyaki sauce and was overpowering the taste of the veggies. When the waitress came and asked me if I wanted to take it home, I told here that it was too soggy etc and she asked me if I wanted more rice with it. And I replied that I actually don't like rice for the second time. Then I asked to order fries and some salad for take out.When she came back with the machine and food to pay I also had to do all the transactions by myself. She just punched in the prize and I had to do everything myself. I noticed it, because the machine said at one point, now give to customer. awful service read more

A little apprehensive as this is my first time at an all vegetarian restaurant. I'm relieved to see soy burgers and fries on the menu, but ordered the gold dragon bowl and a berry lassi. Everyone looks lean and healthy, so that's inspiring. I'm clearly a tourist here. Comfortable vibe, at 5:30pm on a Wednesday I was seated immediately. 20 minutes later there is a line up out the door. I like the miso gravy, it is more substantial than miso soup. My first impression is that it's not much food but I'm unable to finish it. It's more tofu and cauliflower in one serving than I've had a year I like the art on display. read more

The Naam - Vegetarian Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Home to the original veggie burger. The Naam has been doing it way before anybody as Vancouver's oldest natural foods restaurant, open since 1968. In fact it was here that I had my very first restaurant veggie burger in 1994 and I thought I was accidentally served a meat patty! The Naam is still serving solid healthy-hippy vegetarian fare to this day. Open 24 hours too. The bottled Naam Miso Gravy is delicious and I always have one on hand - my favourite sauce on everything from Buddha Bowl to burger. read more

24 hour vegan and vegetarian food? Sign me up. The portions at the Naam are huge and the menu has plenty of options. Be prepared for a bit of a wait for a table, even if you're going fairly late at night. The highlight on the menu for me is always the sesame fries with miso gravy. I've never tasted anything like it! I would also highly recommend the Cali Burger. The platters come with the sesame fries and a side salad as well. This place has great food, good service, and a really cool vibe. Definitely a must-try if you are in the Vancouver area. read more

I love this place. It was the first place I ate when I came to Vancouver and I keep coming back because it continues to have some of the best veg/vegan food in town for the price. the location is killer and the vibe of the restaurant is as real as it gets. Plus you can't beat the hours. There is nothing on the menu I haven't enjoyed. I look forward to my next time dining at the Naam. read more