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American
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Asian
Honey
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Upscale Asian cuisine with an American flare. Offers labelled vegan dishes including lettuce wraps with avocado, cauliflower or sweet potato, smashed cucumbers, Vietnamese hummus, cauliflower okonomiyaki, shishito peppers and mushroom bibimbap. Open Mon-Sun 4:00pm-10:00pm, Sat-Sun 11:00am-3:00pm.
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553 Tremont St, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, 02116
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- Outdoor seating
- Reservations required
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 26 Jul 2022 by Guest
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Added by BrightonMD on 26 Jul 2022
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3 Reviews
First Review by BrightonMD
AaronE
Points +20
Vegan options are not accurate - Edit
Be aware that for the vegan options, they just remove the non vegan things and leave you with what is leftover. For example, their cauliflower okonamiyaki is just a bowl of roasted cauliflower, but they still charge you the full $23, it’s such a scam.
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nlhaigh
Points +627
Best terrace in Boston - Edit
I’m a regular at Banyan and love the vegan options. Favorites are the cauliflower dish, veggie fried rice, and the chocolate mousse and nut/seed brittle.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-08-01
Pros: Awesome Terrace, Friendly staff, Delicious food
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BrightonMD
Points +1320
Tasty but needs improvement - Edit
The Banyan offers a couple of vegan dishes and even more dishes that than can be made vegan. However, the restaurant fails to provide a protein source for vegans, rather surprisingly considering Tofu is an Asian staple. For example the Tuna Poke bowl, $21, can be made vegan by just omitting the tuna. Vegetables and rice for that price is a bit outrageous.
Read moreThe best entree I had was the Cauliflower Okonomiyaki which consisted of a large bowl of grilled cauliflower with a vegan aioli sauce. There should have been more aioli however. The mushroom Bibimbap, with the fried egg omitted, was tasteless, mostly rice and hardly any mushrooms. The happy hour dumplings were tasty but deep fried - I’ve had better.
Pros: Kudos to having vegan options, Beautiful setting
Cons: No protein sources for vegans-none, Expensive for what you get, Bland tasting
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