Vegetarian Indian Restaurant in Las Vegas for the Whole Family

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 catering enquiry 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.