To1980 VEGAN – Vietnamese Street Food is a fully plant-based Vietnamese restaurant at Immermannstraße 46, 40210 Düsseldorf. It sits in Stadtmitte, a short walk from Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof, on the same street as the city’s well-known Japanese quarter. It belongs to the local To1980 group, which also runs an omnivore branch on Graf-Adolf-Straße, To1980 Mi Kitchen on Bismarckstraße and a second vegan outlet in Pempelfort. Travelers come for colorful, herb-heavy Vietnamese bowls at mid-range prices, plus a lively, casual room that has earned a 4.5-star average across more than 1,200 reviews.
What to Expect at To1980 VEGAN
The kitchen reworks Vietnamese street-food classics without meat, fish sauce or dairy. The menu centers on generous bowls built on rice noodles or rice, with tofu and plant-based proteins, crisp vegetables, pickles and fresh herbs. Lighter dishes such as summer rolls and crispy starters round it out. Flavors lean on lemongrass, lime, chili and peanut, which suits vegans as well as omnivores who simply want a fresh, quick meal.
The dining room is simple and functional, with a café feel and steady turnover. In warmer months, sidewalk tables on Immermannstraße add some street-side buzz. Service is fast and informal, and there is no dress code. Many locals treat it as a weekday lunch stop between office blocks and the station.
- Vietnamese Vegan Bowls: The house signature, with noodle or rice bases, tofu, herbs and bright dressings.
- 100% Plant-Based Menu: Every dish is vegan, so there is no cross-checking menus for hidden animal products.
- Sidewalk Seating: Outdoor tables let you watch the busy Stadtmitte street scene.
- All-Day Hours: The kitchen stays open from late morning until 10pm, seven days a week.
- Local Mini-Chain: Four Düsseldorf addresses, including a sister vegan branch on Collenbachstraße in Pempelfort.
To1980 VEGAN at a Glance
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | Immermannstraße 46, 40210 Düsseldorf, Germany |
| Neighborhood / Area | Stadtmitte, Japanese quarter near Hauptbahnhof |
| Operating Hours | Mon–Fri 11am–10pm; Sat–Sun 12pm–10pm |
| Admission / Price Range | €€, mid-range casual dining |
| Recommended Visit Duration | 45 to 75 minutes |
| Nearest Transit / Parking | Düsseldorf Hauptbahnhof (S-Bahn, U-Bahn, trams), about a 5-minute walk; paid garages around the station |
| Official Website & Phone | to1980.de · +49 211 15894057 |
Visiting Tips, Getting There & Nearby Pairings
The restaurant is busiest from 12pm to 2pm on weekdays and around 7pm in the evening. Arrive just after 11am, or mid-afternoon, for an easy table. Walk-ins are the norm; for larger groups, call ahead on +49 211 15894057. Hauptbahnhof, Düsseldorf’s main hub for S-Bahn, U-Bahn and tram lines, is the simplest approach. From there, walk west along Immermannstraße. Street parking is scarce, so drivers should use the paid garages near the station.
The entrance is at street level and the outdoor tables are on a flat pavement, which helps wheelchair users and strollers. The interior is compact, though, so ask staff for a table with room to maneuver. After your meal, browse the Japanese shops and bakeries along Immermannstraße. Königsallee and its canal are roughly a 10–15 minute walk west, and the Schauspielhaus and Hofgarten park lie a similar distance north.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is To1980 VEGAN open?
It opens Monday to Friday from 11am to 10pm, and Saturday and Sunday from 12pm to 10pm. Mid-afternoon visits avoid the lunch rush.
How expensive is it, and do I need a reservation?
Prices sit in the mid-range €€ tier for a filling bowl and drink. Walk-ins work for most diners, but groups should phone ahead.
How long should I plan to spend?
A quick lunch takes about 45 minutes. A relaxed dinner with starters runs closer to 75 minutes.
Is it family-friendly and accessible?
Yes. The casual setting suits children, and there is no dress code. The street-level entrance and pavement seating make access straightforward, though space inside is tight at peak times.
When planning your Dusseldorf travel guide or comparing verified vegan restaurant and vietnamese restaurant in Dusseldorf, pair this stop with standout local spots including MEERBAR Restaurant, Pepella, MR. BENS Café Düsseldorf Stadtmitte, and eatTOKYO immermann (nearby).
