Kiwi Vegan Cafe — Restaurant in Tbilisi

Great food, amazing atmosphere, nice staff, very tasty and filling. Had a mushroom pasta and a mint lemonade. The lemonade was amazing, not too sweet and very refreshing. Mushroom pasta is sooo filling and really tasty. 12/10, will definitely visit again

Also, it's really nice to see an LGBTQ+ friendly place :)

Updated 17 Aug

I've ordered delivery quite alot since my first visit, and I highly recommend the falafel wrap and hummus combo. Today I visited again , and had spaghetti siciliana, rose tea and mexican fries. Spaghetti were really tasty, but I personally prefer the mushroom pasta I had last time. Rose tea was also really good, the teapot and the cup looked really pretty. The mexican fries tho. The portion is gigantic, I had to ask to get a bag so I can take them home. The individual wedges are the length of my hand, and my hands are abit longer than the average person's. They're also really thick, like where do you even get potatoes of that size. The sauce it came with is a whole different story (it's their "special sauce"). Absolutely godlike, one of the best things I ate ever. The person who came up with it is a culinary genius. 100/10, can recommend. I've waited for quite abit for them tho, but with the size of those potatoes I fully...

I have been visiting Kiwi for past 4 years, and even though it is still my favorite vegan place in Tbilisi, I am writing 4 stars because of: price - from 2018 the price of most meals has increased on average by 4 GEL, while the size and taste did not improve (in some meals it worsened), also they set additional fee for table - 2 GEL and along with service fee it does add a significant amount to the final price. Besides that, it does no longer support discount cards for vegans and vegetarians which is sad. All of these changes maybe make Kiwi a great appealing place for tourists, but not for locals anymore. I understand that the current economic situation in Georgia is not good, but that should not affect the quality of service. 1kg of dry soybeans cost 2 GEL in Vagzali market, and 1kg of tofu costs 12 GEL on average. I do really enjoy visiting Kiwi with my friends because of its atmosphere and staff, but if prices will continue to increase at this rate, then I will have no other choice but to find other vegan friendly place which offers better food with lower prices (there are few good ones). I really hope that...

We were disappointed with our visit to the Kiwi Vegan Cafe. As vegans we are always excited to try out vegan eateries when on holiday. Today we arrived at the cafe at 12.50pm. Unfortunately we were told that the cafe doesn’t open until 13.00. This is strange as the sign on the door states that the cafe is open every day at 12.00, except for Sundays (1pm). Google also says that the cafe opens at noon. It would be useful for future customers if this was changed. We decided to come back to Kiwi Cafe later in the day. When we arrived we walked into a cafe with several nomads working on their laptops. This doesn’t really give the cafe a very welcoming feel. We especially came to the Kiwi Cafe to try the vegan khinkali. Unfortunately they didn’t have any when we visited. All in all a bit disappointing. Hopefully we were just unlucky today. The support for...