6 Best Vegan Restaurants near Syosset

“We had an incredible dinner. The service was impeccable and the food delicious.“

“The food was excellent! Had the Fried Calamari (but you can order grilled), and the Mediterranean Octopus salad. Both were good but we all really loved the octopus! We had the Mixed Grill which consists of lamb chop, pork chop, skirt steak and chicken. menu says "serves 2" but it easily fed 4, and I don't think I'll finish what I took home in one sitting! Also had the Mixed Grill Vegetable which goes well obviously with the protein dish. Had a Greek beer and a glass of Greek red wine. Very friendly service: the bartender, greeter, our waiter, all gave good vibes. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!“

“So good! I ordered the Hit the Road Jack bowl with a few additional toppings and kale slaw for pickup. The order was packed well, and both were delicious. The kale salad is creamy but no drowned in dressing, and the bowl with the two sauces was perfect. A much enjoyed break from fried food and heavy meals while traveling for work.“

“Delicious ramen shop located in the Japanese grocery store! Easy to miss. The store is located behind the Hanamaru Zakka and the art store. The ramen shop is located in the back of the store. Order at the counter and mostly self serve. They have a lot of different ramen and udon options. I got the original ramen and my friend got the udon. Consensus was to get the ramen. The ramen tasted amazing! Price was a bit expensive. The staff are nice, and the parking lot has lots of space.“

“Vietnamese food was something that took a long time to get to Nassau County. I use to only get it when on business trips. Now I come here as often as I can. Every item on the menu is excellent. Beef Pho is so good! Atmosphere is nice and clean and the service are great too. I'm going again today!“

“This is our go to family place for great Chinese when some in your party prefer Japanese. Both are done well, but I really love their Chinese menu. It's huge. Their soups - wonton and egg drop don't taste like the typical take-out. Lighter and more flavorful. They have great noodle bowls, like noodle soup with wontons, which I usually have to go to Flushing or Chinatown to find decent noodle soups. For appetizers - Their scallion pancakes are light and crispy. Our main courses - Beef with Broccolli - flavorful while not overwhelmed by too much sauce, and savory more than sweet. Their scallops with vegetable sauce was light and satisfying. Their sushi bento box was fresh and plentiful. Oh and defintely order a Japanese beer, like Asahi, or a Mai Tai, if you've had a stressful day!“