Paradise Food - Skopje

I like this place, but there are two important factors that can be extrapolated: 1) almost all eating is cold and it should not be. 2) it is an adventist guided restaurant with many god-worming donnerbögen around the square and a special, chatting personal member that may initiate unpleasant talks with them about it. in relation to the first there is both a hot and cold Bain-Marie, but the hot is down on the back with curry, lenses and etc shirrer, and they cannot notice it, and it can also be empty when they arrive. I often ate here and never managed to get a hot meal. the main bain marie on the front of the counter is filled with cold, boiled foods that are not heated again when they buy it. sometimes this is good (pizza, the burgers are quite good cold,) but sometimes it is not (the potato-based dishes are tastless if not heated.) I don't know why they usually sell cold eating that should be eaten hot. concerning the second, good. it can believe elements of the adventists that they do not like this, regardless of whether they want them or not. to be fair, it happened only once, but I certainly did not initiate it, and it was unpleasant when I professed total inattention in very conservative religious practices. the net (cold or otherwise) are above average and some dishes are excellent. the service is generally good, most of the employees have very good English, there is a great choice of vegan desserts and prices are pretty good. they can also buy in-house tofu and from and locally made vegan sausages that are good but conservative free, so need to be consumed within a few days. while they are open until 8 o'clock, there are often very little food after about 18 o'clock and they are no longer ready. Previously closed on Friday and closed all day Saturday is quite uncomfortable given the other vegan options in skopje. my tip: if you have a oven or a microwave in your house, buy them early in the day and take them to warm up to dinner home. especially on Friday. the in-house music is terrible, terrible inoffensive cafe jazz that lets me cry.

I was here a few times. I really recommend it. Nice atmosphere. Several meals ordered. Delicious and quite expensive. I wish the food in the refrigerator / shelf would also be written in English, but I understand it could be too much. Updated by previous review on 2022-11-30

I always come to this place. Many options, delicious food and deserts, clean and comfortable.

The place is beautiful, clean and bright and very central. There is a fair variety of food, and much of it is simple and easy. I ate from the weight offer 9 choices, and I mixed and tuned) eggplants, Idli, Pulao, although there are other choices on the menu, as well as a selection of candy. Everything is well marked, but only in Macedonian easy for Cyrillic readers, but less so for others. The candy was also labeled gluten-free, honey-free, and I forget another category. Everything is 'vegan', but the honey-free mark indicates that some of the sweets can have honey; I didn't investigate that though they looked good. Prices were good for a central location. A reasonable full plate cost me about 250 Denars $4 5.)

This place is serving only vegan food pls change it to vegan restorurant