You live or work in the 11th arrondissement and are looking for a vegan restaurant in 75011 Paris for lunch, dinner or a takeaway order. The area is not short of plant-based places, including an organic canteen, Japanese cuisine without animal products and plant-based pastry.
We have brought together the establishments identified in the arrondissement, along with their specialities, advertised opening hours and price ranges. And because a few metro stops can sometimes be enough to completely change the scene, we explain how to reach us in Vincennes in under 15 minutes, for a 100 % plant-based Vietnamese dinner.
Vegan restaurants in 75011 Paris, the best places 2026
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- Vegan restaurant 75011 Paris: an overview of the 11th arrondissement
- Brunch, gluten-free options and plant-based pastry in the 11th
- How to reach Mây Bay from the 11th arrondissement in under 15 minutes
- What you come here for that 75011 rarely offers
- Prices, booking and takeaway
- Go further with a vegan restaurant in 75011 Paris
- FAQ about the vegan restaurant in 75011 Paris
Vegan restaurant 75011 Paris: an overview of the 11th arrondissement
Overview of vegan and plant-based establishments in the 11th
The 11th arrondissement offers a rich selection of plant-based options, spanning the Popincourt, Oberkampf, Voltaire and Bastille neighbourhoods. Three types of venues stand out: establishments with a 100 % vegan menu, plant-based restaurants offering clearly identified vegan options, and traditional restaurants that set aside a few dishes for vegetarian diets.
This distinction matters, because a menu free from animal products does not involve the same level of requirements as a simple menu adaptation. If you have a food intolerance or allergy, the best approach is still to call the establishment to check the allergens and the preparation conditions in the kitchen.
Soya Cantine Bio, located at 20 rue de la Pierre Levée, remains one of the neighbourhood’s leading venues for plant-based and organic cuisine. The establishment advertises service from Monday to Saturday from 12pm to 3pm and then from 7pm to 11pm, as well as a vegan brunch on Sundays priced at 35 euros, in the form of an all-you-can-eat buffet including bites, hot dishes, plant-based pastries, some of which are gluten-free, and a drink, from 11.30am to 4pm.
Mori Café, at 2 rue des Taillandiers, offers plant-based Japanese cuisine with service advertised on Mondays from 12pm to 3pm, then from Tuesday to Saturday from 12pm to 9pm, with the kitchen closed between 3pm and 6.30pm, and closed on Sundays.
In Popincourt, Véro l’autre cantine, at 30 rue Popincourt, is regularly mentioned among the area’s vegan canteens, as is Friendly Kitchen at 8 rue Popincourt, whose services are listed from Wednesday to Saturday during short lunchtime and evening slots. On boulevard Beaumarchais, Land&Monkeys offers bakery-style plant-based food with sandwiches and pastries. For something sweet, VG Pâtisserie, at 123 boulevard Voltaire, has a rating of 4.4 out of 5 on Tripadvisor, with creations such as a plant-based fraisier or an iced almond milk latte.
This information comes from the official pages and local listings consulted; they change quickly and should be checked before you travel.
| Address | Neighbourhood | Positioning | Useful landmark |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soya Organic Canteen | Rue de la Pierre Levée | Vegan and organic, brunch | Sunday brunch advertised at 35 euros |
| Mori Café | Rue des Taillandiers | Plant-based Japanese cuisine | Closed on Sundays |
| Véro the other canteen | Popincourt | Vegan canteen | Quick lunch format |
| Friendly Kitchen | Popincourt | Plant-based cuisine | Short time slots, Wednesday to Saturday |
| VG Pâtisserie | Boulevard Voltaire | Plant-based pastry shop | Rated 4.4 out of 5 on Tripadvisor |
| Mây Bay | Vincennes, 15 minutes away | Vietnamese 100 % vegetarian and vegan | Dine-in, takeaway and gift vouchers |
Good to know
The ratings, average prices and opening hours listed on booking platforms change frequently. Whether you are looking for a weekday dinner or a brunch, calling the day before remains the most reliable way to confirm a table.
Brunch, gluten-free options and plant-based pastry in the 11th
Vegan brunches, gluten-free options and pastries
The Sunday vegan brunch is in high demand in the 11th. Soya Cantine Bio meets this demand with its buffet option, designed for groups who want to sample lots of things without having to choose. For a sweet break during the day, VG Pâtisserie caters to those looking for vegan pastry in Paris 11, with extended opening hours from Wednesday to Saturday and an opening on Sunday. Gluten-free diets are also catered for, with several addresses offering suitable preparations, to be confirmed on a case-by-case basis depending on arrivals.
However, this offering is still very much centred on organic canteen-style or plant-based bakery cuisine. If you are looking for plant-based world cuisine, served at the table, with a genuine progression from starter to main course and dessert, the choice narrows considerably in the 75011 district. This is precisely where crossing the ring road makes sense.
How to reach Mây Bay from the 11th arrondissement in under 15 minutes
Quick access from the main neighbourhoods of the 11th arrondissement
From Bastille, line 1 goes directly to Vincennes without changing. From Nation, the RER A takes you to Vincennes in just a few minutes. From the Voltaire neighbourhood or Boulevard Beaumarchais, allow for a short connection before joining line 1.
In practice, a door-to-door journey of around fifteen minutes is enough for most of our customers coming from the 11th, less time than queuing on a Saturday evening on Rue Oberkampf. By bike, the route along Cours de Vincennes is direct and flat, and the Bois de Vincennes makes for a pleasant continuation to the evening.
We are a 100 % vegetarian and vegan Vietnamese restaurant, and this is at the heart of our concept: a place to savour fresh, healthy dishes in a contemporary, relaxing setting. You will find no meat products here, yet no lack of flavour, because Vietnamese cuisine has always made use of fresh herbs, long-simmered broths, rice, tofu and mushrooms. Our full map and our detailed concept can be viewed online.
What you come here for that 75011 rarely offers
Vegan pho often opens the discovery, with its vegetable broth infused with spices and herbs served separately. The Bun Cha Gio, our rice vermicelli with crispy vegetable spring rolls, remains our signature dish, a plant-based version of the dish that many people know as bo bun.
The Banh Cuon, steamed rice crêpe filled with, and Ha Cao, vegetable dumplings, make up light starters, while Bà Dung’s Hotpot, Vietnamese-style curry served with plain rice, warms up winter evenings.
For something sweet, Che Chuoi with bananas, tapioca pearls, coconut milk and peanuts, or Vietnamese coffee with coconut milk flavoured with pandan, prolong the journey.
Key points
A romantic vegetarian dinner is as much about what is on the plate as it is about the pace of the service. We favour well-spaced tables and a calm succession of courses, so that the evening lasts without dragging on.
Prices, booking and takeaway
The average spend we observe is between 25 and 30 euros per person for a full meal, which remains consistent with the ranges practised by comparable vegetarian establishments in the 11th arrondissement, generally between around twenty and thirty euros depending on the booking platforms. For a business meal or a larger party, the budget naturally rises with shared starters and drinks.
Many of our customers also leave with a bag of dishes for the evening, a habit we make easier with the online takeaway order.
Three uses are most common among visitors from within Paris, and each requires different preparation:
- The business lunch, with an online booking to secure the table and an expense receipt provided at the end of the meal.
- Dinner for a couple or family, early in the evening, to enjoy a relaxed service.
- Takeaway orders placed by phone or online, collected within a few minutes on the way home.
Booking is still strongly recommended, both in the 11th arrondissement and at our restaurant, particularly on Sundays for brunch and in the evening at the end of the week. You can book your table, consult our evening and weekend menu, or give a gift voucher for a birthday or professional thank-you.
Go further with a vegan restaurant in 75011 Paris
The 11th arrondissement offers a great variety of plant-based venues, from brunch buffets to vegan patisseries and Japanese cuisine without animal products. If you are looking for a vegan restaurant 75011 Paris for a quick lunch or dessert, the neighbourhood has plenty to offer.
If you are looking for a real 100 % plant-based Vietnamese meal, served at the table, with homemade broths and fresh herbs, fifteen minutes on the Metro is enough to broaden the choice. We welcome you in Vincennes, just a few stops from Bastille and Nation, and our customers’ reviews remain available to consult on our website.
FAQ about the vegan restaurant in 75011 Paris
Can a group meal or a business lunch be organised at Mây Bay when coming from the 11th arrondissement?
Yes, we take group bookings and provide a detailed invoice for an expense claim. We recommend booking several days in advance and specifying the exact number of guests, so that we can prepare the room and adapt the pace of service to your time slot.
Do you offer an option for giving a plant-based meal as a gift?
We offer gift vouchers, particularly for our tasting and prestige menus. It is a popular option for a birthday or a professional thank-you, with the voucher then being used on site at the time of booking.
Are there any carefully crafted non-alcoholic drinks on the menu?
Yes, our menu includes Vietnamese infusions, fresh coconut juice, teas and filter coffees prepared in the Vietnamese style. These drinks pair well with spicy dishes and are suitable for business lunches.
How does takeaway ordering work when coming from Paris?
The simplest option is to order online or by phone, specifying a collection time. The bag is prepared for that time slot, so you avoid waiting and the texture of fried dishes is preserved, while broths are transported separately.
Is it suitable for children and families?
Yes, vermicelli dishes, steamed dumplings and rice pancakes are generally popular with younger diners, as they are not spicy by default. We can adjust the seasoning on request when placing the order.
