Vegetable Balls

by IKEA
4.44 (11)
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Most helpful reviews

I got the vegetable balls and a side of fruit. The vegetable balls were covered

with a delicious salsa and were served with veggies and some kind of mixed grains. The meal was filling, flavorful, and also quite inexpensive. The veggie balls plate was only 3.99.

3.99 and amazing tasting. Comes with rice and beans and a hefty serving of vegan

veggie balls!


I love eating at IKEA, this dish was $3.98, so cheap for dinner in the

SF Bay Area. I like how packed full of veggies this was, I’ll be getting this again.

#veganin2022


This is one of those vegan dishes that would probably turn a non-vegan off.

Apparently

it's so bad mostly because it is gluten-free...I don't know.

The balls were extremely dry and I had to force myself to finish this meal.

Very very disappointing.


Half way through eating it I remembered to take a pic!
Great plant based option

at ikea for $3.99. It says it comes with mashed potatoes which has diary so I asked for fries instead at no extra cost. Great portion size of each item. The fries are really good which I didn’t expect.


Quote disappointed of the veggie meatballs of Ikea. They served them without any sauce (so

they were pretty dry) and the mashed potatoes were not even dairy free. Wouldn’t buy again.


Delish! Veggie meatballs served with coconut curry. Came with a side of farro and green

beans.


These were actually pretty good I was impressed for it being Ikea! Not something I

would ever eat outside of actually shopping at Ikea but it’s nice to have an option when going through the beast that Ikea is!!!


Amazing Swedish balls. You can see actual chunks of veggies in them. They are not

over seasoned. Great option for kids!


Cheap and delicious, can’t beat it! Plus it’s just fun there :)

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