Macaibo - Altona-Altstadt

I have discovered this amazing little jewell restaurant which serves vegan and omnivore options, so it is perfect to go with non vegan friends. Vegan options are limited but good quality. They serve tasty traditional street food with ingredients that are hard to find like kochenbanane or maniok, guaba… They serve natural tropical fruit- juices. Price is good since some ingredients are not that regular, location is cozy and food quality is good. Paid 40€ for 6 dishes and 2 natural guaba juices

Food: 4/5 Vegan options (variety): 4/5 Vegan labelling: 5/5 Value for money: 4/5 Portion size: 4/5 Atmosphere: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Location: 4/5 Reservation recommended: yes Would I visit again? yes Visited: 9/2020

This restaurant sells traditional street food made out of nothing than super cheap ingredients: corn, beans, cheese (vegan cheese tho is NOT available! . The food origines in venezuela, where it's a must everything's cheap and easy. The meals require no time or money. You would expect them to be WAY cheaper, but they aren't: 6€ for a incredibly small portion which is morea a very little snack than a meal. Plus, vegan options are very limited and not very creative. You get no price reduction if ordering something without the cheese. The food was okay, but I wouldn't recommend to est here as it's not worth the money at all.

I have discovered this amazing little jewellery restaurant that serves vegan and omnivore options, so it's perfect to go with non vegan friends. vegan options are limited, but good quality. they serve delicious traditional street food with ingredients that are hard to cook bananas or manioc, guaba. They serve natural tropical fruit juices. price is good as some ingredients are not that regular, location is cozy and food quality is good. paid 40€ for 6 dishes and 2 natural guaba juices

Food: 4/5 Vegan options (variety): 4/5 Vegan label: 5/5 Price/quality ratio: 4/5 portion size: 4/5 atmosphere: 4/5 service: 5/5 location: 4/5 reservation recommended: yes I would visit again? yes. visited: 9/2020