Eating Out: Boundary Street Markets

Visiting Brisbane but not in town for the Brisbane Vegan Markets? Never fear! Every Friday and Saturday night, the Boundary Street Markets, which are at the same location as the BVM, have a whole range of vegan options. Including many of the stalls from the BVM! The rice of veganism in Brisbane, and the success of the BVM, has seen the Boundary Street Markets becoming more and more vegan friendly. A lot of the stalls have made appearances at the BVM, and continue to offer their vegan menu as an option on other market days. So you can still get a taste of it.

Most importantly, I Should Coco has their ice cream stall there! I have stopped by a number of times on my way home from work on a Saturday, just to pick up a little ice cream treat before I go home. Below I have the PB&J sundae, Chocky Timmy cone, and The Strawbo from a few of my visits.







At the end of last year, I stopped by for the first ice cream in a while and I was blown away by the number of vegan options available there now. I decided to stay for an early dinner, but what to choose? I ended up settling on the Gado Gado Heaven and Super Vegan Bao from Hoja Gourmet.



And I got the monthly special ice cream from I Should Coco, 'The Elvis'. This had peanut butter, banana, coconut bacon, and maple syrup.



Ice cream aside, the markets have always had some vegan options - gozleme, langos, momos, Sri Lankan curry, doughnuts, and sometimes burgers. But here are a few of the newer options. Malaysian, Indonesian, Japanese, and Fish & Chips! It is definitely a great place for vegans to check out.









Cute Kitty Photo of the Post



Just a girl and her carrot.