To coincide with World Vegan Month, Uber Eats has revealed the UK’s top 25 favourite vegan dishes, with Vegan Burgers, Ham and Cheeze Toasties and Chilli Non-Carne Burritos making the top three.

In a sign that veganism is a way of life for millions of planet-conscious Brits, vegan orders on the app have increased by 127% year-on-year since 2019. The data also revealed that vegan takeaways are the most popular with Londonders, but Mancunians and Glaswegians also over-index in their consumption of vegan dishes versus the rest of the UK.

In a sign that businesses are increasingly catering to the huge demand, Uber Eats has seen a 59% rise in restaurants with vegan options on the app as plant-based diets become more mainstream.

Since 2018, the number of Uber Eats orders involving a designated ‘vegan’ item (i.e. a vegan burger rather than a standalone vegetable) have rocketed by 1436%, with a million more orders per year containing a dish crafted specially to cater for a vegan takeaway audience.

The UK’s Top 25 Vegan Dishes:

Vegan Burger
Vegan Ham and Cheeze Toastie
Vegan Chilli Non-Carne Burrito
Vegan Double Choc Cookie
Vegan Raspberry Croissant
Vegan Meatball Panini
Vegan Non-Carne Bowl
Vegan Sausages
Salted Caramel and Chocolate Vegan Cheesecake
Vegan Sausage Roll
Vegan Fried Chicken Burger
Plant-Based Vegan Pizza
Vegan Breakfast
Vegan Milkshake
Vegan Sushi
Vegan Gyros Pita
Vegan Sticky Ribs
Vegetable Gyoza
Vegan Cookie Dough Ice Cream
Vegan Chilli Non-Carne Tacos
Vegan Chicken Tenders
Nutty Heaven Acai Bowl
Vegan Vanilla Ice Cream
Vegan Lentil Ragu
Vegan Stem Ginger Biscuits
This November, Uber Eats has partnered with animal rights organisation PETA to help introduce more customers to vegan cuisine. For those wanting to explore veganism, PETA has a starter kit full of tips on how to make the switch.

Sunjiv Shah, General Manager at Uber Eats, said: “Uber Eats offers a wide range of vegan options all year round, whether that’s for those trying out meat alternatives for the first time, flexitarians or indeed committed converts. As our customers become more conscious of their impact on the planet, we’re seeing thousands more restaurants and eateries catering to this growing demand with delicious vegan options.”

Dr Carys Bennett, Senior Corporate Liaison, PETA: “PETA is delighted to partner with Uber Eats to celebrate the best of its plant-powered takeaways this World Vegan Month. There’s something for everyone – from succulent vegan burgers to sweet croissants! Eating vegan spares animals suffering, lowers your carbon footprint, and can benefit your health, too. With dishes delivered to your door in a flash, it’s never been easier.”