Montreal…meet Nofish. The latest vegan restaurant by Montreal chef Christian Ventura. With a vegan restaurant empire across Montreal, with eateries such as Sushi Momo, Bloom, Bvrger and LOV, Chef Ventura has proven himself as the master of vegan foods yet again.
If you think you've tasted all that Montreal has to offer, think again. The Palais des Congrès is stirring up the city's food scene with a fall festival that might have you reconsidering your dinner plans. Montreal's Vegan Festival (FVMtl) is a hotspot for those who've sworn off animal products or are just hungry for something different. Attendees will have a front-row seat to live cooking demos, the chance to sample inventive vegan dishes, and opportunities to mingle with top chefs in the industry.
A Montreal Indian restaurant is now offering a lunchtime thali tray and it's completely vegan. Tula, which translates to "balance" in Sanskrit, first opened its doors back in February and claims to be one of the only plant-based Indian restaurants in the city, with healthy, filling and affordable options.
If you think you've tasted all that Montreal has to offer, think again. The Palais des Congrès is stirring up the city's food scene with a fall festival that might have you reconsidering your dinner plans. Montreal's Vegan Festival (FVMtl) is a hotspot for those who've sworn off animal products or are just hungry for something different. Attendees will have a front-row seat to live cooking demos, the chance to sample inventive vegan dishes, and opportunities to mingle with top chefs in the industry.
The Montreal Vegan Festival (FVMtl) is no garden-variety gathering. It's a green gala where produce takes centre stage, taste buds tango with tofu, and compassionate cuisine is celebrated as the future of food. Now in its 10th season, the festival's plant-based delights are plentiful and early-bird tickets have sprouted, ripe for the picking.