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Serves meat, vegan options available. Taiwanese restaurant that sells vegan bao buns, salads and rice. Offers vegan jackfruit and tofu as protein choices. Located opposite Marks & Spencer. Open Mon-Sat 12:00-22:00, Sun 13:00-22:00.
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338 Lisburn Rd, Belfast, Northern Ireland, BT9 6GH
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Last update on 24 Aug 2020 by Guest
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Added by BonnieTurk on 04 Mar 2020
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7 Reviews
First Review by J0Z1
Sissingwowo
Points +310
Great vegan options - Edit
Love this place. Great vegan options (tofu is my go to). It has became a little pricer recently but still good.
Read moreLove a bad
Guest
JamieKerr
Points +166
Consistently good scran - Edit
Always worth a visit. Used to be better for range of choices but clear labelling makes ordering easy.
Read morePros: Range of choices
Cons: Can be overpriced
Guest
lauraakingg
Points +715
Katsu curry fries on my mind - Edit
It is expensive but such a treat, lots of options, so fresh and tasty
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SlickVik
Points +329
So fresh and different - Edit
I ordered crispy fried tofu with rice and he had bao buns with jackfruit but you get two buns so we actually split the orders to share. The Asian slaw was really tasty and I liked that it included radishes. There were lots of salad choices to add to the box. The jackfruit was too spicy for me but I really enjoyed the tofu. I had the lime and coriander dressing on my rice - so fresh. This all came in a meal deal with spiced fries and a drink each, it was too much food and we were not able to finish all of the fries. I would definitely go back to try the other vegan options on the menu, there was a popcorn cauliflower type thing and something with mushrooms that I imagine is like a pulled pork idea.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Customisable sauces, salads etc , Fresh
Guest
rois522
Points +185
Favourite fast food - Edit
Pick from either bao or rice bowl & mix and match your fillings and dressings! Choose from tofu, jackfruit or mushroom. Love the tofu myself!! Kimchi fries are my absolute fav!!
Read morePros: 3 different vegan filling options + sides, Knowledgeable staff, Meal deals available
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mariamc27
Points +1520
Yummy - Edit
Good vegan options, delicious and when I went it was half price so £5 for chips, sauce, two bao bun and a drink!
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J0Z1
Points +817
Buns of Steel - Edit
(Ironic title! They're soft and pleasant.)
Read moreWasn't sure if their botanic place was doing well but it must be as they've opened a second branch. They've really streamlined the ordering process too - used to be a big wait for them to grill the tofu which was only veg option. Now you can have tofu, jackfruit or I think cauliflower? Last visit was well before lockdown so reviewing from memory.
Your order will be done quick and is tasty. Like the special organic lemonade too. Pick from fixed sauce and veg after selecting your filling.
Downside is a meal of this size costs £10 for chips, drink, 2 small filled buns and a 550ml can. That's about £2.50 higher than good value and more than I want to spend on this kind of meal. Yes the ingredients are good but the meal that the botanic store used to offer contained 1 huge bun stuffed with whatever you chose and I think meal was marginally cheaper. Also this may have been a coincidence but after consuming jackfruit Bao here few months ago my tummy hurt bad for days which left a bad taste in my mouth, so much that I avoid jackfruit now.
A popular and nice place to eat but pricy and not spectacular in my opinion but good option to have.
Updated from previous review on 2020-05-21
Pros: Trendy , Tasty
Cons: Pricy
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