Where to Eat Vegan in Canggu: 8 Top Plant‑Based Restaurants & Cafés
Canggu’s vegan dining scene has blossomed over recent years — surf culture meets raw bowls, healthy brunches, decadent burgers and gourmet vegan dishes. Whether you want laid‑back comfort, breakfast-style bowls, or something more refined, there’s a spot for you.
1. I Am Vegan Babe — Trendy, Social Vegan Brunch & Burger Spot
Located on Jalan Tanah Barak, I Am Vegan Babe is a lively, stylish vegan café that’s become a go‑to spot for plant‑based dining in Canggu.
What to order: Think hearty burgers, generous Buddha bowls, creative comfort‑food dishes, wraps, decadent vegan desserts — even indulgent “bakon”‑style breakfasts for those missing savoury richness.
Why it stands out: It’s 100 % vegan, with a menu that’s bold and generous rather than restrictive — ideal for travellers or newcomers to plant‑based eating who still want satisfaction and variety.
Best for: Breakfast, brunch, casual lunches or a fulfilling dinner after a day at the beach.
2. The Shady Shack — Garden‑Chic Vegan Café with Global Vibes
Set in a relaxed garden‑chic space, The Shady Shack serves up a fully vegetarian menu with plenty of vegan‑friendly (often vegan by default) dishes. Its laid-back, bohemian vibe complements its food philosophy well.
What to try: Vegan burgers, colourful salads and bowls, rice‑field ambience, raw or cooked dishes, healthy desserts, comforting brunch options.
Why it stands out: It’s become something of a staple for daily vegan dining — accessible, unpretentious and friendly whether you’re a solo traveller, couple or family.
Best for: P relaxed meals, brunch, or nights when you just want nourishing vegan food in a calm, informal setting.
3. Peloton Supershop — Creative, 100% Vegan Café & Casual Eatery
Peloton Supershop — often dubbed “Pels Supershop” — is a fully vegan, plant‑based café in Berawa (just a short ride from central Canggu) attracting locals and travellers alike.
What to expect: Creative and ever‑changing menu including vegan pancakes, burgers, fresh salads, hearty mains, desserts and healthy drinks. Their dishes cater to both comfort and conscious eating.
Why it stands out: It offers a vibrant, welcoming vibe, affordable pricing (despite high‑quality plant‑based ingredients), and a menu that appeals to both longtime vegans and newly curious diners.
Best for: Breakfast meetups, brunch with friends, or easy casual dinners — especially if you appreciate variety and value.
4. Manggis in Canggu — Simple, Honest Vegan Comfort with Local Influences
A family‑run café blending East and West flavours, Manggis in Canggu delivers straightforward, satisfying plant‑based meals for those who value comfort and familiarity.
Menu highlights: Think jackfruit rendang, vegan “nasi campur”-style dishes, mixed bowls, hearty pastas or salads — food that feels familiar yet plant‑based.
Why it stands out: It’s accessible, down‑to‑earth, and ideal for those who want a vegan meal that doesn’t feel “health‑food only” but nourishing and flavourful rather than fancy.
Best for: Lunch or dinner after a surf or a day out; travellers wanting simple, honest vegan food.
5. Burgreens Canggu — Plant‑Based Chain Doing Vegan Comfort Food Well
Part of an Indonesian plant‑based restaurant chain, Burgreens in Canggu offers a broad, accessible vegan menu mixing Asian flavours and Western comfort.
What to try: Vegan burgers, bowls, comfort mains, healthy dishes, and often allergen‑conscious options.
Why it stands out: It balances reliability and variety — a good fallback when you want a safe vegan meal without fuss, particularly when travelling with mixed‑diet friends.
Best for: Casual dinners, relaxed lunches, or those new to plant‑based diets seeking comfort food that fits their tastes.
6. Kasto Italian Vegan Restaurant & Pizza — Comforting Italian‑Style Vegan Cuisine
For those craving vegan versions of Italian comfort food, Kasto offers a warm, welcoming alternative — skilfully veganising classics with local ingredients.
What to taste: Vegan pizzas, tapas‑style small plates, veganised Italian mains like parmigiana, homemade bread — dishes that evoke the indulgence of Mediterranean cooking but without animal products.
Why it stands out: It proves that comfort food need not compromise ethics — a social dinner spot that appeals even to non‑vegans. Great for groups or relaxed evenings out.
Best for: Dinner with friends, date nights, or anyone craving comfort‑food warmth in a vegan context.
7. Secret Spot Canggu — Laid‑Back Vegan & Vegan‑Friendly Café for All-Day Eats
Secret Spot in Canggu (and nearby Berawa) is known for its relaxed vibe, plant‑based offerings, and friendly atmosphere — a nice option for simple yet satisfying meals.
What you might order: Vegan‑friendly pizzas, pastas, burgers, salads, easy mains — often with a laid‑back café vibe that works for any part of the day.
Why it stands out: It blends convenience and comfort — a good fallback when you don’t need fine dining, just reliable plant‑based food in a chill environment.
Best for: Casual lunches, easy dinners, or a low-key meal after surf or exploration.
8. Kynd Community — Colourful, Social Vegan‑Friendly Café Experience
Though originally launched elsewhere, Kynd Community’s vibe fits well with Canggu’s energy: bright, modern, plant‑based dining with an emphasis on fun, social eating.
What to try: Smoothie bowls, vegan burgers, colourful plates, desserts — dishes that look as good as they taste.
Why it stands out: It offers a vibrant, upbeat atmosphere — nice for brunches, social meals, or relaxed dining when you want vegan food that feels contemporary and fresh.
Best for: Brunch with friends, relaxed lunches or casual, colourful dinners.
What This Variety Says About Canggu’s Vegan Scene
Wide range of cuisines: From Asian-fusion comfort and Indonesian‑style vegan meals to Italian vegan pizzas, burgers, brunch bowls, and raw‑inspired café dishes — there’s something for every taste.
Accessible and inclusive: Whether you’re a committed vegan, a curious flexitarian, or travelling with mixed‑diet friends, Canggu’s vegan restaurants offer flexibility, variety and welcoming menus.
Blend of comfort & health‑consciousness: Many spots emphasise wholesome, nourishing food, often using local produce — but don’t sacrifice flavour or comfort.
Friendly atmosphere for all: From garden cafés to casual eateries to social brunch spots — the vibe tends to lean relaxed, social, inclusive.
Quick Guide: Which Spot for What Mood
What You’re Looking For… Head to…
Casual vegan comfort food & burgers I Am Vegan Babe, Burgreens, Manggis in Canggu
Relaxed garden‑style café meals & bowls The Shady Shack, Secret Spot Canggu
Affordable fully vegan café with variety Peloton Supershop
Italian vegan comfort food Kasto Italian Vegan Restaurant & Pizza
Colourful vegan‑friendly brunch & social vibe Kynd Community
Mixed cuisine, plant‑based meals with flexibility Burgreens, Secret Spot, Manggis
Easy breakfasts, healthy bowls and wholesome food The Shady Shack, Peloton Supershop, I Am Vegan Babe
Canggu offers more than surf, sand, and sunsets — it’s a vibrant hub for plant‑based food lovers. Whether you’re drawn to hearty vegan burgers, colourful smoothie bowls, comforting Italian‑style vegan meals, or relaxed garden cafés dishing out wholesome fare — there’s a place for you.
Take your time exploring: a lazy brunch at I Am Vegan Babe, a sunset dinner at Kasto, a nourishing weekend bowl at The Shady Shack, or a casual lunch at Peloton Supershop. The variety makes it easy to eat well, kindly and joyfully — whether you’re a long‑time vegan or just curious about plant‑based eating.
Camilla Clare is a naturopath, plant‑rich nutrition advocate and holistic‑health practitioner passionate about integrating conscious eating, wellbeing and lifestyle. Through Camilla Clare Holistic Health, she guides clients and readers toward nourishing, plant‑centred living — blending evidence‑informed nutrition, emotional balance and compassionate self‑care.