Vegan-friendly
Indian
Western
Take-out

Hare Krishna affiliated. All you can eat style. No onions or garlic used. As of 2015 food is now all vegan, but some desserts and drinks are not vegan. All you can eat at $9.50 full price and $7.50 concession. Eat in, eat outside, takeaway ($0.50 extra). Set meals are different for lunch and dinner but are repeated on a weekly rotation. Relocated from The Walk Arcade, 309-325 Bourke St. Open Mon-Sat 11:30am-8:00pm.


57 Reviews

First Review by Aloo

maynard7

Points +5912

Mostly Veg
03 Oct 2008

I wouldn't go back

I like to give positive reviews for veggie places, since they are filling an important need. I can't give one to this place, though. I guess the flavors were just average, but the big problem was the lack of protein in the meal. It was just a curry made with vegetables. I know there was *some* protein in the rice, but they should have added some tofu or gluten to make the meal balanced. Vegetarians need protein, and this place just doesn't provide it. The price is low (AU$6.50 for non-students), but you get what you pay for here. I would only eat this way if I were very very poor. It's all you can eat, but I didn't finish the food on my plate because it wasn't that tasty. The atmosphere isn't pleasant either. I was shocked at how crowded the place was at lunch time. I hope the other veggie options in town are better.

Pros: Price, Location

Cons: Uninspired, Little protein, Unpleasant atmosphere

tessha_m

Points +60

Vegetarian
06 May 2008

A great veggie bargain

At Crossways you get all you can eat from a set selection of dishes from a bain marie. It consists of a daily curry, rice halva and more. Its a very casual student friendly environment. Food is simple but good.

Pros: Cheap, Location, All you can eat

Cons: Limited Choice

Aloo

Points +7713

Vegan
08 Mar 2007

Full belly, calm mind, and cheap!

The menu changes daily, so there is always something new to try. Also they always have sweets to try and "meal" deals. It's a good spot to watch people below on Swanston street. I found that there were not enough vegan options though.

Pros: cheap, away from the, crowd

Cons: could be spicier, Not enough Vegan




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