Best Vegan Restaurants in West Jasper Place

"This spot is definitely taking the ‘food is fuel’ approach to their offerings. But, luckily for us, they also do take care to make sure that the fuel tastes good. Perfect, we’re trying to avoid eating bricks of nutrients while we still can."

"It’s a plant-based coffee shop and brunch/lunch spot during the day (Pêche Café) and then it transforms to Seitans Disciples at night. Seitans Disciples delves into Southern cuisine featuring vegan fried chicken, po’boys, poutine, and more!. Highlights: Pickle Grill Cheese, Porc N’ Mac; Fried Box, Bacun Chickun, Seitans Poutine."

"Island Cafe & Bistro serves up traditional and authentic Malaysian cuisine – and dishes with a Western twist. Mix things up with such options as laksa curry noodles, roti canai, nasi lemak, and many more for a dinner you won’t soon forget. Don’t forget that they’re closed on Mondays.Address: 9923 170 St NWPhone: 780-481-0884Website"

"Offers: Malaysian; Delivery within certain zones, take out with option to order online. Contact Details: 9923 170 St NW; Ph: 780-481-0884; Website"

"Edmonton has its fair share of really great izakaya spots to check out but if you’re looking for a new-er spot to enjoy, I recommend Damso Izakaya!. They’re situated on Whyte Ave and have a menu that is quite unique and tasty. I especially love that I can come […]"

"Another purveyor of the best sushi in Edmonton, Sakana is actually an odd duck since it focuses more on grilled options, but nonetheless offers a good selection of sushi and sashimi in Edmonton. They have eclectic offerings such as their Grilled Baby Squid, the Hurricane Sushi, and the Canada 150 Roll. Try those, as they’re really good!"

"I Love Sushi serves plenty of options when it comes to Japanese food, as well as thick slabs of their mouthwatering salmon sashimi. If you’re eating out, expect to be seated within minutes. You definitely won’t be disappointed by the food and service they offer here."

"Another unique restaurant in Edmonton is Seoul Fried Chicken. They’re mostly a takeout restaurant, but plenty of locals swear by their Korean-style fried chicken. Many consider this place as one of the best places for fried chicken around."

"delicious food an the staff are very polite an almost always smiling.. portions are also sized well. When you walk in you are greeted in a friendly manne..."

"Try such dishes as Tobiko Nigiri sushi, Toro sashimi, or the always popular mango and avocado rolls. Spicy rolls, vegetarian rolls, soup, salad…they have it all. Save time and order online before going in to pick up your order.Address: 2915 Ellwood Drive SWPhone: 780-489-5949Website"

"Take your cardio game to the next level and embark on a 1km trail with approximately 200 steps to conquer. The Wolf Willow Stairs are a favourite spot amongst local fitness enthusiasts - and there's little doubt as to why. This towering staircase is definitely a challenge but the views make the climb worthwhile!"

"Get fit running up and down the stairs, with the added bonus of a killer view. The Wolf Willow Stairs do not disappoint. You can access them from Westridge Park or from the Fort Edmonton Park footbridge."

"Stairs with a stunning a view – this pretty much sums up what Wolf Willow Stairs is all about. View this post on Instagram. Somehow forgot the brutality of this particular set of stairs."

"With a capacity of sixty thousand people, the Commonwealth stadium is a perfect venue for enjoying world-class events like major sports and concerts. The highlight of the park is the combination of bright green and golden yellow seats that look perfectly contrasting with the lush green lawn. There are twin tier grandstands on each side and single tier stands on the corners and end zones of the...Read more"

"» The construction of the sports arena began in March 1975 and lasted 3 years. »  Organizers invested about $30 million in it. »  The sports ground was built to host the Commonwealth Games 1978."