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Pastel da Augusta
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Vegan-friendly
Fast food
Beer/Wine
Bakery
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Small pastry shop inside a gallery that offers 4 vegan pastel choices: palm heart, soy meat with tofu, chicory with tofu, and tofu with guava paste. Sugar cane juice and beer as beverages. Open Mon-Thu 10:00am-11:30pm, Fri-Sat 10:00am-6:00am, Sun 12:00pm-11:30pm.
9 Reviews
First Review by kennyp353
LaysToschi
Points +15
Não vale a experiência. - Edit
Pedi pelo delivery e os pastéis vieram com sabores errados, muito oleosos e sabor enjoativo.
Read morePros: Bastante opção vegana
Cons: Pastel bastante oleoso, Queijo vegano com gosto artificial muito forte
Guest
ThomasVegano
Points +2504
Snack Paulista - Edit
I was happy when I heard about this place, right in the heart of Augusta St. They have about 6 different vegan flavors for pastels. Pastels are nice, although vegan cheeses usually don’t melt easily, they should have left it frying longer as the cheese was still cold inside (I had three pastels), overall pastels are good. I quite disappointed by the Coxinha de Jaca. Sugar Cane Juice was delicious. Overall great option for traditional Paulista Snacks.
Read morePros: Location , Staff
sharpiestealr
amigo, mas você recomendaria esse pastel? eu tenho um amigo que é vegano e gringo (eu não sou), e eu tou pesquisando lugares pra levar ele pra experimentar pastel quando ele vier pra cá!
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isazoz
Points +113
Bom - Edit
Gostei mas só tinha uma opção de pastel vegano
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Fernanday
Points +303
Vegan option - Edit
They have one single option for vegans and that's ok, the palm heart pastel, a Brazilian snack. You can drink a cane juice.
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fmvicentini
Points +23
Not worthy - Edit
Actually there is only one vegan option and it is not worthy. Really frustrating.
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vivianspbrazil
Points +370
Pastel and churros - Edit
They have the tipical brazilian snack - Pastel which are really good and a brazilian version of the spanish churros vegan. However the filling its not good of the churros just the pastry, Besides that it is the place in Augusta to try Caldo de Cana- sugar cane juice.
Read morePros: Cheap, Taste
Cons: Same oil as the other pastéis.
Guest
etosanches
Points +94
Good but not at all - Edit
They use the same oil to fries all foods. vegans or not.
Read morePros: Nice options
Cons: Same oil to all foods, vegan or not.
Guest
Oisin
Points +91
All right, but just all right - Edit
I had a vegan ‘presunto e queijo’ (ham and cheese) pastel, and while it was perfectly fine and tasted all right, it was nothing special. I’ve had better pastéis in Brazil with only cheese (though admittedly those have been with milk cheese, not soy cheese).
Read moreThe pastéis were more expensive than in regular pastelerias, but not by an insane amount (most were R$ 7.50 [around $2] apiece, where they would normally be R$ 5–6).
As the previous reviewer mentions, there is only one vat of oil being used to fry all the pastéis, including the ones with meat (and I couldn’t find anywhere that mentioned what type of oil it is). I’m not fussy in that regard, but people who are serious about being completely vegan may want to look elsewhere, as it means their vegan pastéis are not actually vegan (or vegetarian) at all.
Pros: All right pastéis
Cons: Not actually veg*an due to oil used
Guest
kennyp353
Points +1674
All fried in the same oil - Edit
Owned by the guy that owns Hot Dog Augusta, which has lots of vegetarian and vegan options. And this place has proper vegan pastels. However it's all fried in the same oil as meat pastels. And whilst they're unlikely to burst, I still felt uncomfortable eating one.
Read morePros: That it exists
Cons: Same oil as meat pastels
Guest
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