De Foodhallen is a modern, slightly posh indoor food court, optimistically claimed to resemble old famous food markets abroad. It features around twenty food stalls, some of which have vegan options. Order your food at a stall and sit down on one of the many tables. Below we highlight the food stalls which have vegan options. De Foodhallen is part of the larger De Hallen complex, featuring various restaurants, shops, a cinema and an annex of the local library.
Update September 2016:
Some food stalls in this overview are disappearing, these are the new additions.
Update July 2018:
For an overview of the current stalls please see here.
Viet View
Viet View is a stall serving Vietnamese streetfood. They have three items on the menu which can be made vegan: the bahn mi roll (ask without chili mayo), rice paper roll and fried spring roll.
Friska
Friska specialises in ‘healthy sushi wraps’. Instead of rice they use for example quinoa. The wrap called Man-Go-Nuts is vegan and is made with couscous, mango and chickpeas.
Green Brothers
Green Brothers is one of the few vegetarian food stalls at the Foodhallen. They serve the famous (and recommended) vegan Dutch Weed Burger. Other vegan options include a salade (if you leave out the cheese) and a flatbread topped with avocado.
Filiz Manti
Turkish specialities is what’s on the menu at Filiz Manti. Vegan options include dolmas, red lentil köfte, stuffed sundried eggplant and grilled vegetables.
Maza
Maza is mostly known as a brand selling hummus and the like to be found in supermarkets. At this stall they offer a range of entirely vegetarian mezze, some of which are vegan, like hummus and falafel.
Meneer Temaki
Meneer Temaki specialises in cone shaped sushi rolls. The ‘Spicy Vega’ is vegan, containing daikon, avocado, carrot, cucumber and chili.
Unfortunately it seems like the info is a little bit outdated. We just came here and it was quite hard to get vegan food. The Green Brothers and Filiz Manti are not here anymore. Some other vegetarian stand is here but their food is not vegan.
Thanks for the info!
We visited today and there are plenty of vegan options. Even on a Sunday!
Viet View was delicious, and a lovely contrast to the vegan junk food scene in Amsterdam.
Padron is all vegan. Sushi & Poke Bowls has tofu options. Fento has lots of delicious options for vegans too. Maza is still there, so plenty of hummus/falafel options. Pastramin has a ramen noodle dish for vegans. There is a vegan ‘chicken’ sandwich too at one place. So plenty to choose from. Awesome vibe and great selection of beers of course. Thanks for the post 👍
Thank you!