Vegan-Friendly · Vegetarian

Cactus Club Plant-Based & Vegetarian Menu

The Cactus Club plant-based and vegetarian menu includes colourful bowls, crispy tofu, falafel, burgers, shareable starters and vegetable-forward dishes. Options range from fully plant-based meals to vegetarian favourites made with cheese, yogurt, mayonnaise or other dairy ingredients.

Menu labels can make choosing easier. Items marked (vf) are vegan-friendly and made with 100% plant-based ingredients, while dishes marked (v) are vegetarian but may include dairy, eggs or other non-vegan ingredients.

Cactus Club vegetarian menu
Category Plant Based Vegetarian
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Dietary Guide

Vegan-Friendly vs Vegetarian at Cactus Club

Vegan-Friendly (vf)

Vegan-friendly dishes are made with 100% plant-based ingredients. On this menu, the Crispy Tofu Bowl and Vegan Med Bowl are labelled vegan-friendly.

Vegetarian (v)

Vegetarian items do not contain meat or seafood but may include ingredients such as cheese, yogurt, mayonnaise, eggs or other dairy products.

Cross-Contact

Vegan-friendly does not mean the restaurant operates a completely vegan kitchen. Food may come into contact with non-vegan ingredients during preparation.

Nutrition Guide

Cactus Club Plant-Based & Vegetarian Calories and Nutrition Facts

Plant-based or vegetarian does not necessarily mean low-calorie. Rice, avocado, tofu, hummus, falafel, sauces, cheese, mayonnaise and fried ingredients can all contribute significantly to the calorie and fat content of a dish.

For example, Cactus Club's published nutrition information lists the Crispy Tofu Bowl at approximately 900 calories and 27 g of protein. The Vegan Med Bowl is listed at approximately 700 calories and 11 g of protein.

The falafel version of The Med Bowl is listed at approximately 680 calories and 14 g of protein. This means choosing a plant-based or vegetarian meal should be based on your overall dietary preference and nutrition goals rather than assuming every meat-free dish will automatically contain fewer calories.

Menu Item Serving Calories Fat Carbs Fibre Sugar Protein Sodium
Crispy Tofu Bowl 604 g 900 kcal 50 g 87 g 10 g 25 g 27 g 1,550 mg
Vegan Med Bowl 444 g 700 kcal 35 g 76 g 8 g 12 g 11 g 1,900 mg
The Med Bowl – Falafel* 459 g 680 kcal 29 g 79 g 8 g 15 g 14 g 1,970 mg
Important: These values are based on Cactus Club's published nutrition information and are provided only as a general reference. The current menu name and preparation may not always match older nutrition-guide naming exactly. Recipes, portion sizes, substitutions, ingredient suppliers and preparation methods may change. Nutrition values for menu items not included in the table have intentionally not been estimated.
Dietary Details

Cactus Club Plant-Based & Vegetarian Allergen Information

Meat-free dishes can still contain several common allergens. Soy, peanuts, sesame, dairy, eggs, wheat and gluten are particularly important to consider because they may appear in tofu, hummus, bread, wontons, mayonnaise, yogurt, cheese and sauces.

Menu Item Diet Potential Allergens Why They May Be Present
Crispy Tofu Bowl Vegan-Friendly Soy Possible Sesame Possible Wheat / Gluten Tofu contains soy. Soy chili sauce and crispy preparation may introduce wheat, gluten or sesame depending on the recipe.
Vegan Med Bowl Vegan-Friendly Sesame Possible Wheat / Gluten Beetroot hummus commonly contains tahini, which is made from sesame. Falafel or sauces may introduce wheat or gluten depending on preparation.
Vegetarian Teriyaki Rice Bowl Vegetarian Dairy Soy Possible Wheat / Gluten Spicy yogurt contains dairy. Teriyaki sauce commonly contains soy and may contain wheat.
Crispy Yam Fries Vegetarian Egg Possible Dairy Possible Wheat / Gluten Garlic aioli commonly contains egg. Fryer preparation and sauces may introduce additional allergens.
The Med Bowl Vegetarian Dairy Sesame Possible Wheat / Gluten Macedonian feta and yogurt contain dairy. Hummus commonly contains sesame through tahini, while falafel preparation may introduce wheat.
Gardenburger® Vegetarian Dairy Egg Wheat / Gluten Possible Soy Cheddar contains dairy, mayonnaise commonly contains egg, and brioche contains wheat. The vegetarian patty may also contain soy depending on formulation.
Szechuan Tofu Lettuce Wraps Vegetarian Soy Peanuts Dairy Wheat / Gluten Tofu contains soy, peanuts are explicitly listed, spicy yogurt contains dairy and wontons typically contain wheat.
Avocado Dip Vegetarian Dairy Feta is a dairy product. Additional allergens may depend on accompaniments or preparation.
Allergen Warning: This table identifies potential allergens based on listed ingredients and typical preparation methods. Vegan-friendly and vegetarian labels do not mean that a dish is allergen-free. Cross-contact may occur in shared kitchens, preparation areas, utensils or fryers. Guests with food allergies should confirm current ingredients directly with Cactus Club staff.
Find Your Match

Which Plant-Based or Vegetarian Dish Should You Choose?

For a Fully Plant-Based Meal

Choose the Crispy Tofu Bowl or Vegan Med Bowl. Both are labelled vegan-friendly and made with 100% plant-based ingredients.

For Asian-Inspired Flavours

Crispy Tofu Bowl combines soy chili tofu, jasmine rice, mango, avocado, edamame and ginger for a sweet, savoury and slightly spicy profile.

For Mediterranean Flavours

The Med Bowl combines falafel, turmeric rice, beetroot hummus, olives, feta and yogurt, while the Vegan Med Bowl replaces dairy ingredients with a vegan preparation.

For a Burger

Gardenburger® is the most familiar handheld option, pairing a vegetarian patty with cheddar, relish, mayonnaise, ketchup and mustard.

For Sharing

Szechuan Tofu Lettuce Wraps, Crispy Yam Fries and Avocado Dip are good choices when you want a vegetarian appetizer or shareable dish for the table.

For Sweet & Spicy Flavours

Szechuan Tofu Lettuce Wraps combine crispy tofu with a sweet-and-spicy glaze, peanuts, chili sauce and creamy spicy yogurt.

Ingredient Guide

Plant-Based Protein Options at Cactus Club

Tofu

Tofu is made from soybeans and provides plant-based protein. At Cactus Club it appears in dishes such as the Crispy Tofu Bowl and Szechuan Tofu Lettuce Wraps.

Falafel

Falafel is generally made from chickpeas and provides a combination of plant protein, carbohydrates and fibre. It forms the main protein component of the Med Bowl options.

Edamame

Edamame is another soy-based ingredient that contributes protein and fibre while adding colour and texture to the Crispy Tofu Bowl.

Hummus

Beetroot hummus adds chickpeas and tahini to the Med Bowl, contributing plant-based fats, protein and a creamy texture.

Helpful Answers

Frequently Asked Questions About Cactus Club Plant-Based & Vegetarian Menu

Yes. The menu includes dishes labelled vegan-friendly, including the Crispy Tofu Bowl and Vegan Med Bowl. Cactus Club defines vegan-friendly dishes as 100% plant-based, although cross-contact with non-vegan ingredients may occur.

The abbreviation (vf) means vegan-friendly. These dishes are made with 100% plant-based ingredients, but they may come into contact with non-vegan ingredients because the restaurant prepares many different foods in the same kitchen.

The (v) symbol indicates a vegetarian dish. Vegetarian items do not contain meat or seafood but may contain dairy, eggs, mayonnaise, cheese or other non-vegan ingredients.

Cactus Club's published nutrition information lists the Crispy Tofu Bowl at approximately 900 calories, with about 27 g of protein, 87 g of carbohydrates and 50 g of fat.

The published nutrition guide lists the vegan version of The Med Bowl at approximately 700 calories, with about 11 g of protein and 8 g of fibre.

No. The Gardenburger is labelled vegetarian rather than vegan-friendly. Its standard preparation includes aged cheddar and mayonnaise, and the brioche bun may also contain non-vegan ingredients.

The Szechuan Tofu Lettuce Wraps on this menu are labelled vegetarian rather than vegan-friendly. One reason is that the dish includes spicy yogurt, which contains dairy.

The standard Avocado Dip listed here is vegetarian rather than vegan because it includes feta cheese. Whether the feta can be removed or another modification can be made should be confirmed directly with the restaurant.

Plant-based and gluten-free are separate dietary categories. A vegan dish may still contain wheat or gluten through sauces, crispy coatings, falafel or shared preparation equipment. Always check the specific dish if you need to avoid gluten.

A vegan-friendly label describes the ingredients, not an allergen-free preparation environment. Soy, sesame, wheat, peanuts and other allergens may still be present, and cross-contact can occur. Guests with serious food allergies should speak directly with restaurant staff before ordering.

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