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Find your next vegan meal in Belfast

Looking for vegan restaurants in Belfast? Compare Asian-inspired dishes at Jumon, a cooked vegan breakfast at Harlem Café, seasonal restaurant dining at Home and an Indian dinner at Bengal Brasserie on Ormeau Road. These four profiles help you decide where to eat vegan in Belfast, with menus, addresses, ordering notes and optional restaurant photos and maps.

This is a vegan-friendly dining selection, not a list of four entirely vegan businesses. In particular, Jumon's linked menu includes honey, egg and cheese alongside vegan-labelled dishes. The numbers identify the profiles rather than a ranking from personal visits.

Researched 29 September 20263 restaurants + 1 caféBreakfast, noodles, seasonal meals & Indian dining

Vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants in Belfast

Start with the meal you need: a morning café stop, a booked restaurant sitting or a later dinner on Ormeau Road. Keep each menu with its specific address. A vegetable-based description is not enough on its own; the individual cards explain the vegan labels and adaptations worth checking before ordering.

For a cooked breakfast

Harlem Café publishes a named vegan breakfast with plant-based sausages, vegetables and sourdough. Choose that plate rather than the ordinary Irish breakfast.

For Asian flavours

Jumon distinguishes vegan dishes from vegan-adaptable ones. Use its own dietary key when choosing noodles, curry or sharing plates.

For an evening restaurant meal

Compare the seasonal vegan choices at Home with the separate vegan menu at Bengal Brasserie Ormeau.

Restaurants and a café in this guide

Editorial selection · not a ranking

Jumon — Fountain Street

McAuley House · Belfast city centre

Vegetarian with vegan choicesAsian-inspired dishesVegan adaptations identified

A menu with clear vegan choices, not an entirely vegan kitchen.

Jumon's linked menu labels Malacca Laksa, Pad Thai and Korean fried broccoli as vegan. Other dishes, including its ramen and fried rice, are marked vegan-adaptable rather than vegan as standard. This makes it a useful place to compare a noodle or curry meal with smaller sharing plates, provided the order follows the dietary key. This profile covers the Fountain Street restaurant in Belfast.

Read the menu key On this menu, “v” means vegan and “va” means vegan adaptable. The JFK cauliflower has a honey glaze, while other standard dishes include egg, ricotta or smoked cheese. Do not assume the whole menu is vegan. The linked PDF was uploaded in 2025; confirm the current selection and sitting when booking.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusVegetarian menu with vegan-labelled dishes and explicit adaptations; not fully vegan.
AddressMcAuley House, Fountain Street
Belfast BT1 5ED
VisitingUse the Belfast booking link for available sittings. A consistent current weekly timetable was not verified.
Contact028 9013 5160, as published on the operator's current website.

Official sources: Belfast address, telephone and booking link · Operator-linked food menu and dietary key, visually checked.

Harlem Café

Bedford Street · Belfast city centre

Named vegan breakfastDaytime caféCheck the complete plate

A specific cooked vegan breakfast rather than a vague meat-free option.

Harlem's breakfast menu describes a vegan plate built around plant-based sausages, spinach, a Portobello mushroom, tomatoes, beans and sourdough. A vegan breakfast also appears in its lunch section, with a slightly different description. This is the clearest morning-food starting point in the shortlist, while the wider café menu contains meat, eggs and dairy.

Before you order Ask for the named vegan breakfast and confirm its current accompaniments, spread and drink. The vegetarian Belfast bap contains egg, and the menu does not identify the ordinary pancakes as vegan. Check availability for your meal period rather than assuming every breakfast dish is served all day.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed café with a specifically described vegan breakfast.
Address34 Bedford Street
Belfast BT2 7FF
Published kitchen hoursMonday–Friday 9am–2:30pm; Saturday 9am–3pm and 5pm–9pm; Sunday 9am–2pm. Breakfast menu: 9am–noon.
Contact028 9024 4860 · [email protected].

Official sources: Vegan breakfast, address and kitchen timetable · Operator website.

Home Restaurant

Wellington Place · Belfast city centre

Vegetarian & vegan menuSeasonal lunch & dinnerSample dishes change

Choose a seasonal restaurant meal with the vegan preparation made explicit.

Home provides a vegetarian-and-vegan menu alongside its wider mixed selection. Its published examples include spiced hummus and a spinach-and-celeriac balti with rice and chickpea fritters. Other dishes require an adaptation: a salad may contain feta, and potatoes may come with herb butter. Use the dedicated menu to discuss the current vegan choices rather than relying on the appearance of a vegetable-led dish.

Before you book Menus are seasonal samples, not a guarantee of a particular dish. Confirm the vegan version and your table sitting. The contact page currently lists Wednesday as closed, even though some sample-menu descriptions refer more broadly to weekday availability.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed restaurant with a separate vegetarian-and-vegan selection and adaptations.
Address22 Wellington Place
Belfast BT1 6GE
Published hoursMonday, Tuesday, Thursday noon–3:30pm and 5pm–9pm; Friday–Saturday noon–3:30pm and 5pm–9:45pm; Sunday 1pm–8:30pm. Wednesday closed.
Contact028 9023 4946 · [email protected].

Official sources: Vegan-labelled sample dishes and adaptations · Address and current published opening days · Seasonal-menu notice.

Bengal Brasserie — Ormeau Road

Ormeau Road · South Belfast

Separate vegan menuIndian restaurantEvening service

Build an Indian dinner from a dedicated vegan selection.

Bengal Brasserie Ormeau publishes a separate vegan menu, including potato chaat, mushroom poori and vegetable curries such as jalfrezi, madras and bhuna. Vegetable sides include aloo gobi. This is an evening restaurant option away from the city-centre addresses above. It is not an entirely vegan restaurant, so start with the dedicated list and make the vegan requirement clear for the whole order.

Before you order Confirm rice, bread, dips and cooking fats with staff, rather than adding accompaniments from the wider menu without checking. This card covers the restaurant at 455 Ormeau Road, not another branch. Reconfirm kitchen last orders before arriving near closing.

InformationDetails
Vegan statusMixed Indian restaurant with a dedicated vegan menu.
Address455 Ormeau Road
Belfast BT7 3GQ
Published hoursMonday–Thursday 5pm–10:45pm; Friday–Saturday 5pm–11:30pm; Sunday 5pm–10:30pm.
Contact028 9069 2229 / 028 9064 7516 · [email protected].

Official source: Vegan menu, exact branch address, hours and contact.

Vegan breakfast and brunch in Belfast

Start with a named vegan plate

Harlem Café is the breakfast lead in this selection. Its named vegan breakfast is different from its ordinary Irish breakfast or vegetarian bap. Confirm the current plate, breakfast cutoff and plant milk for your drink, especially before a fixed departure.

Keep lunch and dinner in their own time slots

Home and Bengal Brasserie are included for later restaurant meals. A restaurant's vegan menu does not establish breakfast service. Check Jumon's booking calendar for your intended sitting rather than treating it as an early-opening café.

Plan your Belfast vegan dining

Save the precise branch

Keep Fountain Street, Bedford Street, Wellington Place and Ormeau Road distinct in your plans. Use the route link for the restaurant itself; the City Hall title illustration is destination context, not a photograph locating all four venues.

Use each menu's own key

Jumon distinguishes vegan and vegan-adaptable dishes. At other restaurants, a vegetarian dish may need a specific substitution. Confirm sauces, cheese, bread and sides as part of the complete meal.

Check your date and food window

Restaurant hours and kitchen hours are not always identical. Allow time to order and eat, check closure notices and confirm the available table sitting. For a particular dish, ask about current availability before travelling.

Compare the current menu

Use current eating-in prices and check any service charge. Seasonal or older sample menus explain the style of food, not a guaranteed price or dish. Discuss allergies and access requirements separately with the venue.

Continue with Derry / Londonderry, browse the Northern Ireland restaurant hub or return to the UK vegan dining hub. For Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick, use the separate Republic of Ireland hub.

Belfast vegan dining FAQ

Are these four Belfast venues fully vegan?

No. The selection covers vegan dishes in vegetarian or mixed-menu venues. The individual profiles explain the menu and any necessary adaptations.

Is everything at Jumon vegan?

No. Its linked menu identifies vegan dishes and vegan-adaptable ones, while other descriptions include honey, egg or cheese. Follow the dietary key and request adaptations explicitly.

Where can I start for a cooked vegan breakfast?

Harlem Café publishes a named vegan breakfast. Confirm the current plate, your intended day and the meal's service window.

Does this guide cover a specific Bengal Brasserie branch?

Yes: 455 Ormeau Road, Belfast. Keep that address with your booking and directions rather than assuming another branch has the same menu.

Where do the restaurant photos and maps come from?

Optional Google photo and location panels load after consent and retain their attribution. Photographs can include non-vegan food. The title image is a separate AI-generated Belfast illustration.

Research notes

Researched 29 September 2026. Operator websites, menu pages and the operator-linked Jumon PDF were checked. Jumon's weekly timetable was not consistently verified; Home's sample menus and published closure day are distinguished. This is desk research, not a personal taste test or kitchen inspection. Reconfirm current food, prices, hours, access and reservations directly.

The title image is an original AI-generated Belfast travel illustration, not a photograph of a recommended restaurant.

Optional Google photos and mini-maps load only after Google Maps consent in the central privacy settings. Food in third-party photographs is not necessarily vegan. Ordinary text and links remain available without consent. Privacy settings.

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