Helvetia — Restaurant in Beyoğlu

The restaurant offers a wide array of food options that cater to vegetarians, which is indeed commendable. The diversity of the menu ensures that there's something to suit a variety of tastes.

However, while the food is passable, it's worth noting that the portion sizes might not satisfy those with larger appetites. I found myself feeling not completely satisfied unless I wasn't very hungry to begin with.

As for the pricing, at 95 TL for the plate (see photo), it strikes a middle ground - neither too exorbitant nor particularly economical.

The establishment's seating arrangement might not appeal to everyone, with limited tables meaning you might end up sharing your table with other customers.

Overall, it's a decent spot for a quick vegetarian meal if you're not overly hungry and don't mind the potential for communal seating. However, for those looking for a substantial meal or a more private dining experience, you might want to...

Amazing food in a cute little corner shop with a perfect location. They have at least 15 varities of food you can pick 5 or fewer from to fill a plate and having been here multiple times, I can say that all of their food is amazing. Meat options are usually chicken curry and meatballs but their vegetarian options prove that you don't need to eat meat here. Everything is much healthier than fast food while keeping the same price or even cheaper and you leave here feeling good. Drinks are limited to water, mineral water, ayran and soft drinks. There is also a single bathroom and they take cash, card and meal cards such as Setcard (very cool). Highly recommend for tourists and for...

A place to get a good quick bite to eat. The price (75 lira for 5 types of appetizers) seems a little high, considering that the appetizers are made from such cheap ingredients as rice, beans or beets. But it's probably fine for the part of the city. I can recommend rice with mushrooms and bulgur with tomato paste. Spinach with yogurt got warm from the rest of the dishes and was unappetizing. Also the fact that it is called a "vegetarian restaurant" is misleading, I ordered meatballs with the expectation that they are made from alternative meat, in fact, this place serves usual meat and chicken. So I would say that this is more like a canteen with a lot of simple mezes...