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The Vegan Hippo


What an amazing place to visit. Not only is the food amazing but they are completely Vegan.

On our recent visit we tried their new Sticks of Joy which was Jackfruit with mushrooms, pepper, aubergine, and onion with a side helping of relish.


It was so yummy and had a small hint of spice, i could have eaten alot more of these. Nomnomnom.


We then had spicy courgette burger. It was very nice with plenty of spice, wasn't really my thing as I'm not a courgette lover but it was still good.






The Jackfruit burger was yummy and really filling but really messy as it didn't want to stay in the burger bun at all.....i would highly recommend giving this a go though, just make sure you have plenty of napkins.




















The bean burger with onion and garlic sauce was amazingly yummy and would defo recommend it to anyone. It tasted as good as it looks.





For pudding we opted for a vanilla slice. I haven't had one of these since turning vegan. I have to say that it was one of the best i have ever eaten.




I would highly recommend The Vegan Hippo to anyone visiting London, just make sure you leave some for our next visit lol

Thankyou for reading VB80

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