An all-vegan grocery store with a kitchen. Prepares traditional Nicaraguan food such as nacatamales, baho and indio viejo. Also sells foodstuffs in bulk, ice cream, and soaps & body care products. You can order to-go via WhatsApp; or eat there. There are two small tables and they welcome dine in. To see what they have, use their most up to date social media platform Instagram (isupermercadoida). Located in the same plaza as Sports Deport; one block from Club Terraza. Open Mon-Sat 9:00am-5:00pm, Sun 9:00am-3:00pm. Contact them via WhatsApp to get their hours as they are subject to change.
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Plaza Boulevard, Semáforo del Club Terraza Media Cuadra Abajo, Managua, Nicaragua
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5 Reviews
First Review by TofuTyrant
amberleeoh
Points +74
Glad this exists in Managua - Edit
I did not eat at the restaurant and look forward to doing so one day. The grocery section is limited. I was hoping to find tofu here.
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mrmrsgould4
Points +215
Amazing food, creative cuisine! - Edit
Ate here almost every day during my stay in Nicaragua. This location is both a supermarket and resturant. Food was always delicious and satiating. If you order your food when you get there it can take a while as it’s made to order, however you can order ahead via WhatsApp, or even the day before. They have a new menu weekly which is the same options as their meal plan offering for the week. Saturdays there are even more options, including breakfast. They also offer traditional Nicaraguan dishes and tasty desserts!
Read morePros: Clean, inviting atmosphere , Friendly staff , Healthy, made to order dishes
Cons: A bit of a wait for food as it’s made to order
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iloveveganicecream
Points +962
Great (only) option in Nicaragua - Edit
The food is really good, and it’s the only vegan restaurant in Managua as far as I know. The food takes a REALLY long time, so I’d recommend ordering ahead via WhatsApp if possible or just hanging out there for a while. At least you know it’s fresh😄
Read moreWe have been here a few times and tried the tres leches, brownie, albóndigas de lentejas, pasta de pesto, and desayuno nicaragüense.
For some reason, when you ask for the menu they just give you the “meal plan” one - there is a much larger menu that you should ask for. They don’t have printed menus. The easiest way is to message them on WhatsApp and ask for both menus that way.
They have A/C and they gave me the WiFi password when I asked.
There’s a rumor online that the owner is related to the Nicaraguan president. The staff denied any relation when another patron directly asked.
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LaraDalinsky
Points +41
¡Vegan cafe and groceries! - Edit
This small market has a nice bulk section with a selection of spices, gluten-free flours, refillable soaps, and grains. You can even bring your own containers to reduce waste. There is also a small freezer with vegan ice cream, kimchi, and desserts for sale. My favorite part of Ida however is their cafe. You can order affordable traditional Nicaraguan dishes to go or eat there, like nacatamales, that are difficult to find (I'll usually text them via What's App to order ahead of time). Recently, they also started offering up other tasty plant-based fare like pizza, pasta, burgers, salads, pancakes, and french toast. Some of those entrees run a little higher at around $8-10. I highly recommend their veg burger accompanied by tomato-watermelon panzanella salad and finished with fresh strawberry cashew ice cream!
Read morePros: Offers gluten free products , Friendly staff , Veganized Nicaraguan dishes
Cons: Closes by 5 - put in pickup orders for dinner
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TofuTyrant
Points +156
Delicious Traditional Nicaraguan Food! - Edit
This is a fantastic place that offers traditional vegan Nicaraguan food--something very rare in Nicaragua. The food is delicious. They use meat substitutes very sparingly and rely more on the vegetables to take the place of meat. The food is wrapped in a very traditional manner and you can bring your own bags for carry out. You can eat there if you'd like; but this is not a restaurant. Think more of a little cafe in a grocery store. They are very friendly and communicate readily via WhatsApp.
Read moreThey are located in the same plaza Sports Deport; one block from Club Terraza.
Pros: Inexpensive, Traditional food
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