Vegan
Juice bar
African
Ghanian, West African
Owned and operated by a vegan woman. Serves traditional Ghanaian cuisine, like banku, fufu, jollof, red red. Located in a busy part of the city and is very popular, so know it will be packed. No Wi-Fi or bathroom. Holds educational events on making the transition to veganism. Exact address unknown, but is located across the street from the post office so please inquire inside. Open Mon-Fri 9:00am-5:00pm.
5 Reviews
First Review by Starkey
JohnSpaulding
Points +34
Great Spot!!! - Edit
Don’t let the appearance fool you, this hole in the wall is a gem!
Read moreI absolutely loved the rice balls and soups!!
Pros: Food, Food, Food
Cons: No outdoor seating
Guest
bramhubbell
Points +896
Great local place - Edit
It’s a little hidden, but great location in the center of town. They only have a few choices, but they were tasty. Helpful service.
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tiffanyopoku
Points +19
Tofu kebabs & wheat kebabs were really good. I enjoyed both. - Edit
I really enjoyed both tofu and wheat kebabs. The wheat kebabs had a more meatier texture. The tofu reminded me of extra firm tofu the extra firm tofu back home. The veggie pie was also really good!
Read morePros: No meat served throughout restaurant, Affordable prices , Decent portions
Cons: Closes restaurant early , No menu available
Guest
SarahCoppes
Points +152
Nice place - Edit
Still there. Homemade Tofu khebab is the best, ask for a plate. Everything is vegan and traditional Ghanaian.
Read morePros: Low price , Local food
Guest
Starkey
Points +27
Saarnak Vegetarian Food and Health Shop - Edit
When you visit Kumasi, you must visit the Saarnak Vegetarian Food and Health Shop. The woman who owns the place has been vegan for 30 years and continues to promote a vegan lifestyle in her community. This is one of the few places I found in Ghana to have traditional Ghanaian food that is completely vegan. The food is excellent and the service is great too! Make sure to tell the owner you're a vegan and she will get very excited!
Read moreThe health shop (which is attached to the restaurant) has vegan food, supplements, and books for purchase. It is small and there is not much selection, but there are some great things available for purchase.
How to get there? It is across the street from the post office in downtown Kumasi. The cross streets are Old Station Rd and Stewart Ave. Once you get to the post office, ask someone where is “Saarnak Vegetarian” and they will tell you!
Pros: Traditional Ghanaian Food that is Vegan, Inexpensive, Friendly staff
Cons: Usually crowded, Small space, seating sometimes limited, Noisy
Guest
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