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Offers varied vegetarian lunches which includes salad, soup, main course and herbal tea. Vegetarian lunches are mostly vegan or have a vegan option. On Saturdays a special Bolivian peanut soup is offered. In the afternoon there are natural fruit juices, hot beverages like tea and coffee as well as some vegan pastries, beer and wine. Open Tue-Wed 12:00pm-3:00pm, Thu-Sat 12:00pm-10:00pm. Closed Sun-Mon.
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Last update on 20 Jun 2024 by ontbijtjezondereitje
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Added by Yakuvegetarianfood on 24 Oct 2018
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4 Reviews
First Review by Canadaorca
ontbijtjezondereitje
Points +864
Lovely local place to eat - Edit
Really nice local place to eat vegan! Daily menu for 18 to 23. Really cheap for what you get and the owner is very friendly! Location is different. Its in the local market so I will change will take some days in Happycow!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-06-20
Pros: Price is cheap, Friendly owner, Local
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DavidUgaldeBedoya
Points +37
Very good home made food - Edit
Good size and good taste. Price from 18 to 23 Bs. depending on the number of dishes. Totally recommended! 2nd floor of local market.
Read morePros: Taste, Size, People
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Will_K
Points +584
Go show them some love - Edit
They are open Tuesday-Friday from about 1pm onwards at the market building (2nd floor), and Sunday he cooks from his house (which is the address shown in the app).
Read moreWe went here a couple times for lunch, and the owner is lovely, large tasty portions, and only 18 bs/person. Mostly vegan, unless you specify cheese.
Updated from previous review on 2023-06-07
Pros: Mostly fully vegan , Lovely owner , Cheap & yummy
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Canadaorca
Points +38
A Vegan Gem in Samaipata! - Edit
By Samaipata standards, Yaku is a bit of a walk (about 5 blocks in total!) from the main square, and has moved from its former location near to the fruit and vegetable market (it's now about four blocks to the west along Calle Arenales). But it's certainly worth the short walk to get there!
Read moreThe daily set menu will provide a delicious three course meal (soup, salad and main course) for an absolute bargain...we paid just 18 Bolivianos for a mouth-watering quinoa soup (the best we've had in Bolivia), a fresh and satisfying salad and then a curried lentil and vegetable stew with rice. We have healthy appetites, and yet still battled to finish so much delicious food. Our chef/host was very hospitable and spoke excellent English, and there's an indoor area to eat on those cold winter nights when the pretty outdoor seating area is just a bit too chilly. Friendly dogs and a kitty there too (but then, that's pretty standard in Samaipata, where the four-legged locals are as friendly and welcoming as the two-legged ones)!
Updated from previous review on 2019-07-08
Pros: Bargain price, Delicious taste with fresh ingredients, Friendly host
Cons: Uncertain hours: it may be open, it may not!
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