Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Indian
Organic
Take-out
Menu changes daily. Ask for the vegan menu at the counter. Sells vegan biscuits from a non-profit from Germany. Party of 6+ people should notify in advance. Has a vegan mango lassi for lunch. Tram: Olivedalsgatan, Vastra Gotaland. Accepts cash. Please note that many businesses in Sweden are cashless. Open Mon-Fri 11:30-15:00.
6 Reviews
First Review by teafour2
Vackerdam
Points +2860
Very good!! - Edit
For 110kr a good amount of food, i got surprised that they have vegan cookie, vegan mango Lassi so as the samosa, though you need to mention if you are vegan because the restaurant is vegetarian. Super recommended!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-04-17
Pros: Tasty, Many vegan , Cozy and peaceful
Guest
Textplorer
Points +54
Hare Krishna, Hare Rama - Edit
This is a chain of restaurants around the world that belongs to the Hare Krishna movement. The movement is vegetarian in their belief, so therefore it is not a all vegan place. The food is typical indian inspired, ie small masalas, currys etc. Very authentic taste thou and worth a visit.
Read morePros: Vegan options
Cons: No drinks, just water
Guest
StinaSamuelsson
Points +315
Great food - Edit
Great food, but I don’t understand why it’s not an all vegan place since they got everything in a vegan version. How hard can it be to just use that instead?
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swedenrose3
Points +49
It was ok - Edit
I ate at Govinda's in Lund and was super happy with the food, so I was excited to try the one in Gothenburg. There was nothing wrong with it, but it didn't live up the same flavor and atmosphere as the one in Lund. It was actually a smidge bland, which I was not expecting. However, since it is a lunch place, you should keep in mind that it all depends on what is on offer for the day.
Read moreThe portions were small, but I was full, so no complaints there. The meal was nutritionally balanced.
Pros: sauces and chutneys, price
Cons: only opened for lunch
Guest
yorkie77
Points +45
Friendly and Tasty - Edit
A popular place for locals, but only open Monday to Friday for lunch. With a different option on offer each day. Simple and tasty food, which includes bahjis, mild but spiced curry, soup, poppodums, bread, salad, chutney's and seconds if you can manage it. Staff are lovely and speak English. 75kr and a mango lassi is also included.
Read moreGuest
teafour2
Points +221
Pretty good - Edit
Let's be clear, Govindas is a Krishna place and Krishnas are about simple living, so don't expect anything flashy. The place has a very calming atmosphere - the food selection changes daily and while everything is vegetarian, not all is vegan. We had some very nice bahjis and a mild curry and rice dish and poppadom (buffet style - they serve you a plate - you can go back for seconds if you wish. It wasn't expensive and the food was decent enough.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Friday April 06, 2012
Cons: small portions but can go back
Guest
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