Indian Veg Bhelpuri in Islington

By far the best culinary and spiritual experience I have ever had in my life. Safa is an incredibly gracious host and the food and the ambiance both perfectly fit the prerequisites for a transcendental experience. 100% will return and can not recommend strongly enough.

Cool unique place, only veg and vegetarian food available. Open buffet for affordable price and good quality! Recommended :)

Not to bad , price increase as you can see , everything is up on cost so it's no surprise it's the new normal sadly, still fairly decent food tho. They prefer cash here also .

We booked a table for a small 50th birthday party and had an excellent time. The food was delicious and great value for money. The staff were very accommodating and helpful. The restaurant was busy, but not full. We arrived at 7:30pm and we were put under no pressure to leave before we were ready to go, which was fairly close to closing time. Well done Indian Veg we all look forward to seeing you again soon.

Great value veggie Indian buffet. Lovely fresh salads and mixed dishes. Recommend the Aloo Paneer and Dall. Quirky posters promoting healthy style eating. Be kind and stay well

This is one of those places you either love or hate. Personally love it, buffet all you can eat, relaxed, calming and staff that are happy to engage and be friendly or just leave you to it. Decent location too that suits the type of place it is, set back from the main streets etc.Food is always good, if you a big eater this is def worth the money!I've even taken my 4 yo daughter here and she loved it. Long live the buffet!

This resurant is simply amazing. The food is very tasty at a really great price, especially for London prices. It's a proper quirky little place with the most insane amount of information about healthy living and vegetarian/vegan life style benefits plastered all over the walls. It's quite intense all the info but brilliant. Real Character. More places like this in the world please

This place right here, Indian Veg is the hidden gem of authentic Indian cuisine. For a meat lover like me who went in with an open heart to not expect much from a vegetarian diet, I was so so wrong. Ideally located only 3mins walk from Angel Train Station with lots of buses and along the White Chapel Market, you gotta eat here 💯First impression... Warm, clean and friendly. Wide variety of meal options, all vegetarian with lots of healthy facts plastered all over the wall. I was amazed by some of them actually and after speaking with the owner who clearly runs the place with lots of love and passion before profits, feeding 100 homeless people daily which amounts to 700 weekly, I'm in awe. Not only do I have lots of undying respect for the owner, every single dish were mouthwatering and free from any nasties like msg. I swear down, I never ever thought I'd like vegetarian food but I'm definitely half converted after visiting Indian Veg. Put it this way, I won't be buying meat in a hurry after I use up current stack in freezer.For a foodie like me, I couldn't manage more than 2 plates and there was no corkage fee to Bring Your Own Wine/Beer. Glasses were supplied too freely and the food supplies kept coming. Though you serve yourself but please, take small portions at a time so as to avoid wastage. Oh did I mention too that the All You Can Eat buffet is a tenner? Yep, very cheap and cheerful with quality homemade vegetarian, healthy meals. Every single person that were eating there were all friendly as we all spoke about how amazing the place was and for so little price, it should be put on the very top of The Best Places To Eat In London, England, UK.

Without a doubt, London’s best Indian buffet. Not only was the food delicious and full of variety, Mr. Safa (pictured) was a wonderful host and took time to speak to us in detail about his story, the early days of the restaurant and more. He even kindly gifted me one of their famous novelty mugs (as a birthday present)!The interior is a delight, filled to the brim with all sorts of vege/vegan paraphernalia, jokes & anecdotes. It really is one of London’s hidden gems - I just hope more people discover it! 🥦 🌽🥕 🥑🍆🍅

Fabulous food (…I forgot to photograph it and, three plates into the all-you-can-eat challenge I can’t move my belly back to the buffet bar…) the walls also feed your mind.Quirky, cheap, accommodating, this restaurant – which incidentally also feeds the homeless – needs to be on the want-to-go list of any aspiring vegan/vegetarian visiting London.