Vegetarian Restaurants in Queens, New York

Vegetarian Restaurants in Queens, New York
Queens is one of the five boroughs of New York City and is, according to their official web site, "the most diverse community in the nation." Attractions include the Queens Botanical Garden, the Queens Museum of Art and Shea Stadium, home of the New York Mets baseball team. Outdoor lovers will appreciate the number of parks, including Flushing Meadows/Corona Park (host of the US Open Tennis Tournament), Alley Pond Park (which features a wooded hiking trail) and Cunningham Park (which includes tennis, baseball and bocce ball courts). Vegetarians can find a variety of ethnic vegetarian restaurants in Queens.

Bourekas Bachar Brick Oven Pizza

Bourekas Bachar serves Italian, Turkish and Israeli food, including pizza, falafel and bourekas. All of their food is certified kosher by the Vaad Harabonim of Queens. They also serve fish---good for pescetarians or vegetarians with meat-eating friends---and low-fat pizza and falafel. Prices are reasonable and they offer online ordering and free delivery within a three-mile radius.

Bourekas Bachar Brick Oven Pizza
149-09 Union Turpike
Flushing, New York
(718) 591-3111
queenskosherpizza.com

The Oneness Fountain-Heart Vegetarian Restaurant

Oneness Fountain-Heart offers a very reasonably-priced menu inspired by a variety of ethnic cuisines, including Thai, Mexican and Greek. Most of their dishes are built around meat substitutes such as soy burgers, tofu and wheat gluten. Try their Ponderosa, a veggie burger built from a hickory-smoked Portobello mushroom cap, vegetarian bacon, grilled onions, sprouts, lettuce, tomato and tamari mayo on a whole grain bun.

The Oneness Fountain-Heart Vegetarian Restaurant
157-19 72nd Avenue
Flushing, New York
(718) 591-3663
oneness-fountain-heart.com

Buddha Bodai Vegetarian Restaurant

Buddha Bodai serves reasonably to moderately priced Chinese food. The dishes are mostly familiar, including General Tso's chicken, egg rolls and sautéed rice noodles, but with vegetarian meat substitutes. Other interesting dishes to try include vegetarian jellyfish or snails and pumpkin mushroom soup. They also offer a lunch special from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on weekdays.

Buddha Bodai Vegetarian Restaurant
4296 Main Street
Flushing, New York
(718) 939-1188

Annam Brahma Vegetarian and Indian Restaurant

Voted "The Best Vegetarian Restaurant in Queens" by the Queens Tribune, Annam Brahma serves Indian and American food, including curries, vegetable kebabs and veggie burger platters. They also offer a special Chinese menu on Tuesdays, Italian on Thursdays and a reasonably priced international food buffet on Sundays. Try their extensive menu of non-alcoholic specialty beverages, including flavored hot chocolate and herbal teas.

Annam Brahma Vegetarian and Indian Restaurant
84-43 164th Street
Jamaica Hills, New York
(718) 523-2600
annambrahma.com

Happy Buddha Vegetarian Restaurant

Happy Buddha's menu, inspired by Buddhist philosophies, includes a variety of organic Asian food, including Chinese, Japanese and Indian dishes. They also offer a wide selection of organic teas and juices. Try their vegetarian fish, such as faux shark fin soup, soy tuna or crispy fried "eel" (black mushroom). The food is reasonably priced and includes a few selections for less adventurous eaters, such as pasta with soy meat balls.

Happy Buddha Vegetarian Restaurant
135-37 37th Avenue
Flushing, New York
(718) 358-0079
happybuddha.com

Article Written By Mara Shannon

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