Day cafe operating during school semesters only, in the RMIT University City Campus cafeteria. All vegan except cows' milk. Offerings include raw vegan, gluten-free, sugar-free, and low-fat meals from soups and salads, to mains, desserts, snacks and drinks. Relocated from level 4. Open Mon-Thu 8:30am-2:00pm. Closed during school breaks.
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RMIT University, 360 Swanston St, Bldg 8, Lv. 3, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 8006
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9 Reviews
First Review by chickodoo
novog1
Points +1432
Delicious & cheap - Edit
Delicious cheap healthy vegan food
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-08-29
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Aloo
Points +7251
Tasty curry - Edit
I visited when it was end of term and they were reducing stock, so there was not a lot in the cabinets. I was after a salad, but unfortunately they didn't have enough to make me that - but I did get a very tasty eggplant curry.
Read moreTasted fresh and authentic Indian style. Nice place to sit, friendly staff.
I noticed some vegan sweets available as well.
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KillerZombie
Points +174
Uni based vegan cafe - Edit
Run by student service volunteers, some nice vegan lunch options, pity it serves milk (they reckon that they can't sell coffee w/o cow milk)
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Agata F.
Points +70
99% vegan cafe on campus - Edit
I think that a lot of people here review this place as if it was a vegan restaurant. But it isn't, it's a cheap cafe for students and RMIT staff who want to grab a bite. They have cake, wraps, pies, salads and curries. I had a curry which cost me 6 dollars - bargain - and while it certainly was not the best curry ever, it was worth it: a generous portion served with quinoa. Overall, I'm quite amazed that a place like that exists on campus. I'd recommend it if you're in the viccinity, but it's not exactly worth a trip if you're staying further away from the centre.
Read morePros: Cheap, Convenient if you're visiting the campus
Cons: OK but not amazing food, Serve cow's milk , Not extremely easy to find
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Foodifulvegan
Points +20
amazing food! bring your ear plugs if you want serenity - Edit
Love the soy chicken burger! Easily the best thing I've had so far as a lot of other dishes I make at home anyway so it's great to have a 'wow' factor eating something you wouldn't usually make at home. The only negative for me is the music. It's so bloody loud in there I sometimes confuse it for a night club. Probably a tactic to move people on but it goes noticed!
Read morePros: unique food , tasty , wow factor
Cons: music way too loud, my ears hurt , is this a cafe or nightclub
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blinki
Points +955
Great Muffins - Edit
Staff are friendly. Prices are reasonable but not especially cheap. I had a falafel wrap which was pretty average. Then I had a muffin which was amazing. I'd not go out of my way to go back for lunch but it is very convenient if near by. I will be going back for muffins. It's a uni cafeteria but very pleasant as far as cafeterias go though busy at lunch time.
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anarchistanimal
Points +563
Nice stall - Edit
This stall in the RMIT cafeteria serves great, healthy vegan food. I had a lentil and quinoa stew and a raw bliss ball, which were both scrumptious. Prices are reasonable.
Read morePros: Great, healthy vegan food
Cons: Cafeteria setting
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Steve_vegan
Points +119
Fast, friendly vegan food in Melbourne - Edit
I had a great lunch here today, Pumpkin Masala. The food was great and the staff very friendly.
Read morePros: VEGAN!!!, Delicious food, Affordable
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chickodoo
Points +58
Simply amazing! - Edit
I ventured to Melbourne today in the quest to eat at some vegan places I'd seen on here. After getting a junk food fix at Lord of the Fries I decided a visit to RMIT to find this place was a must. I'm so happy I did, the food was incredible and the people working there were friendly and helpful. I had the salad of the day which was a quinoa, beetroot and I think kale mix, with a warm pumpkin, celery and pasta bake. Desert was a beautiful choc brownie which melted in my mouth and a cranberry coconut slice. It was so hard to choose a desert as there were so many muffins, slices, cakes, cookies, balls etc to choose from. If only my belly could fit more in! The pricing was slightly expensive but justified by the quality of the food. I'm very jealous there was never a vegan cafe at my uni! I'll definitely be going back next time I'm in the city
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Friday July 20, 2012
Pros: 100% vegan, service: friendly & helpful, wide food range and quality
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