Vegan Indian Food Edmonton: Vegan Dishes to Try

Finding a menu-labelled plant-based meal should not mean decoding every dish name. This roundup of vegan Indian food Edmonton diners can choose at Amritsar Junction focuses on six vegan-labelled selections, complementary rice and bread, and practical ways to combine them. Soya Chaap Masala, Mushroom Do Piyaza, Bhindi Bhaji, Channa Masala, Vegetable Korma, and Coconut Basmati Rice are available at both Amritsar Junction 17th Street and Amritsar Junction Ellerslie.

Vegan-Labelled Indian Choices in Edmonton

For a vegan meal, clear dietary labels make the decision easier. Amritsar Junction lists several choices as both vegetarian and vegan, including Vegetable Delight mains, rice selections, and Tandoori Roti. The dishes covered here are available at both Edmonton locations.

The menu offers more than one way to make a vegan-labelled order. You can begin with a main such as Soya Chaap Masala or Channa Masala, add a rice option such as Coconut Basmati Rice, or choose Tandoori Roti as the listed vegan bread. A vegetarian label on its own is not the same as a vegan label, so this selection stays with items marked vegan.

For the full selection across the restaurant, browse the Amritsar Junction menu. The choices below focus on menu-listed vegan items, helping Edmonton diners assemble a meal without relying on assumptions about dishes not marked vegan.

A Simple Way to Build a Vegan-Labelled Order

1. Choose a Vegan-Labelled Vegetable Delight main.
2. Add a vegan-labelled rice or Tandoori Roti.
3. For a shared meal, select two differently named mains so there is more than one menu choice on the table.

The six featured selections include five mains from Vegetable Delight and one rice choice from Rice & Biryani. That split makes it easy to choose a main first, then decide how you would like to round out the meal.

Three Vegan Mains to Start With

Soya Chaap Masala, Mushroom Do Piyaza, and Bhindi Bhaji are each listed in the Vegetable Delight section with vegetarian and vegan labels. They give diners three distinct named choices when deciding on the main part of a meal.

These three dishes occupy the same menu section and carry the same vegan label, so the most practical distinction is the dish name you want to eat. For a table choosing more than one main, pairing any two lets diners try separate menu selections while keeping the vegan status clear.

Channa Masala, Vegetable Korma, and Coconut Basmati Rice

Channa Masala and Vegetable Korma add two more vegan-labelled mains to consider. Coconut Basmati Rice is a vegan-labelled accompaniment from the Rice & Biryani section, making it a direct match for either main.

Other Vegetable Delight items marked vegetarian and vegan include Kadhai Pakora, Baigan Ka Bharta, Aloo Gobhi Ki Nazaket, Sarson Da Saag, and Mix Vegetables. These additional choices give returning diners several vegan-labelled menu names to explore beyond the six featured here.

Vegan Rice and Bread Options at a Glance

Rice and bread serve different roles in a meal, so the table separates the menu-listed vegan choices by section. Every item below is explicitly marked vegetarian and vegan; the rice choices are also marked gluten-free.

If Coconut Basmati Rice is not your preference, Jeera Rice, Saffron Rice, and Basmati Rice provide three other vegan-labelled rice choices. Tandoori Roti is the option to choose when bread is preferred. For location-specific browsing, see the 17th Street menu or the Ellerslie menu.

How to Plan a Vegan Meal for the Table

A single-diner order can stay simple: choose one Vegetable Delight main and one rice or bread accompaniment. A shared order can include two mains with different names, then one or more accompaniments, so everyone can sample the selection without moving outside the menu-labelled vegan choices.

Menu-Listed Pairing Ideas

• Soya Chaap Masala and Coconut Basmati Rice: A main-and-rice combination using two vegan-labelled choices.
• Mushroom Do Piyaza and Tandoori Roti: A main paired with the menu's vegan-labelled bread.
• Bhindi Bhaji and Basmati Rice: A direct option for diners choosing Bhindi Bhaji as their main.
• Channa Masala and Vegetable Korma: Two vegan-labelled Vegetable Delight mains for diners sharing a meal.
• Vegetable Korma and Jeera Rice: A main-and-rice combination using another vegan-labelled rice choice.

For a different return order, switch the rice selection or choose another vegan-labelled main such as Kadhai Pakora, Baigan Ka Bharta, Aloo Gobhi Ki Nazaket, Sarson Da Saag, or Mix Vegetables. The clear labels make it easier to keep the order centred on vegan items.

Vegan Indian Food at Both Edmonton Locations

The vegan-labelled dishes featured above are served at Amritsar Junction 17th Street and Amritsar Junction Ellerslie. Each Edmonton restaurant has its own address, phone number, and hours.

Amritsar Junction 17th Street

3785 17 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6T 1A7
Phone: (587) 458-0835
Monday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Thursday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Friday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.

Amritsar Junction Ellerslie

9238 Ellerslie Rd SW, Edmonton, AB T6X 0K6
Phone: (780) 249-1651
Monday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Tuesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Thursday: 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Friday: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Saturday: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.
Sunday: 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 a.m.

Choose the nearest Edmonton location in the page-end location block to order online or call for Soya Chaap Masala, Channa Masala, Coconut Basmati Rice, and other vegan-labelled choices.