Families looking for a vegetarian Indian restaurant in Las Vegas that still works for meat-eating relatives should consider Mint Indian Bistro — a menu deep enough that vegetarian, vegan, and Jain-friendly guests all have real options at the same table as everyone else.
Why Mint works for mixed-diet families
Mint is not a vegetarian-only restaurant; it is Las Vegas' Indian hospitality company (Est. 2008) with dietary tags built into the dinner menu so a family can order once and eat together. That matters most for multi-generational tables where grandparents, kids, and vegetarian relatives all want something they will actually enjoy.
Family-friendly vegetarian dishes
- Crispy Masala Dosa — vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free-friendly, a kid-approved crepe with mild chutney
- Paneer Tikka — charred cottage cheese from the tandoor, a table favorite
- Chana Masala and Aloo Gobi — vegetarian, vegan, and Jain-friendly curries on the dinner menu
- Palak Paneer — a milder spinach-and-cheese curry that works well for younger palates
Lunch buffet for families
Families at Flamingo, Durango, or Henderson can use the lunch buffet (11 AM–3 PM) to let everyone build their own plate — useful when kids and adults want different amounts of spice. St. George does not offer a buffet; order à la carte there instead.
Ordering for the table
Ask your server which stations or curries are vegan-friendly that day; buffet selections rotate. For dine-in celebrations, reserve a table; for takeout, order online. Larger family gatherings can start a vegetarian, vegan, and Jain catering inquiry with a veg-forward menu request.
Related reading
See vegan restaurants Las Vegas — Indian plates at Mint and Jain & vegan Indian food in Las Vegas for deeper dietary detail.