Stir It Up, Vegan Kitchen — Restaurant in Charlottetown

I recently visited Stir It Up Vegan Kitchen in Charlottetown and had the chance to try their pakoda and veg momos. While I’ve had an excellent experience in the past, this visit was a bit of a mixed bag. The pakoda, which was perfectly cooked and crispy during my first visit a few months ago, was unfortunately overcooked this time. It turned out quite hard and crispier than usual, losing the soft and tender texture that I had previously enjoyed. On a more positive note, the veg momos were absolutely delightful – flavorful, well-seasoned, and cooked to perfection. Despite the slight disappointment with the pakoda, the momos certainly made up for it, and I’m hopeful that next time the pakoda will be back to its original deliciousness. Overall, still a great spot for vegan cuisine, but I hope the consistency improves with certain dishes. Highly recommended for veg lover. Definitely visiting again to try...

I had a very tasty Smoked Tofu sandwich that really hit the spot. The server was willing to help me go through the menu to find an option that would work with several dietary restrictions I have, and modified it as needed. This is also the first place where I've seen GF and egg-free buns/bread! It was so nice to have something other than salad, and the cost was super reasonable. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is that I feel the terms "cafe" and "market" are deceptive. It's the only cafe I have ever seen that does not have a place to sit and eat (except outside in the summer), and the size of the market is just a couple shelves on the wall and a small refrigerated display case at the cash. I thought it would be more comparable with the Kent Street Market just a couple blocks over. It is more accurately a great option for...

As far as vegan burgers go.... ours were great!!! The burgers were loaded with other delicious organic ingredients... worth every penny for high quality food! Would love if the city gave them rights for a patio... somewhere to sit would be great. Only criticism is your machine asking for a tip before continuing with payment... you don’t have tables to clean or dishes to wash... if you are serving as take away only there isn’t really anything to be tipping for. I’m sure if I had looked closely I could have skipped the option. A tip jar on the counter seems more appropriate for your current set up or if the machine had given an option for dollar amount vs. percentage... and I could have chosen. 15% for taking my order and making it seems steep. All that said, the food was delicious and we will...