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• Nice all-vegan place

Food is tasty, normal Chinese vegetarian selection. Mock meat is always great, but I think you can find same options in most vegetarian restaurants in Beijing. But Loving Huts are the safest way to get vegan food in China, I think. Very tasty fish, but the chicken was more beef-like than chicken (I am talking about the other vegan chickens I have eaten in China, I don't know what real chicken is like). Not too oily for me. They serve water with food, which is nice compared to usual tea they have in many restaurants. Staff are really nice, and speak English well. The menu was also in English, although it had some weird things like a dessert called "awfj" (or something like that). As in almost all Loving Hut's, there is Supreme Master tv in this restaurant also. Usually I don't mind, although I'm not so fond of Ching Hai. But here it was hard not to watch the tv since it was so loud. Usually they have it muted. Close to the embassy area, which was great for me since I had to go there lots of times. There is also nice park called Ritan park nearby. The restaurant is easy to find, just walk north from the Yong'anli subway station.