raw cheese pie at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing
Incredibly fresh fruit salad at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing
turmeric tofu, morocco stew with brown rice at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

  • CLOSED: Beijing Vegan Hut
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Vegan
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Fast food

Bejing vegan restaurant. Offers low-fat, whole food plant-based dishes including brown rice, whole wheat dumplings, and pitta bread. Non smoking. Directions: Subway Line 1 to Guomao Station, take Exit D, walk 50m west, turn left at Henghuedonglu (恒惠东路), go south 100m, cross street and see the building 9 of Jian Wai SOHO. Go further 25m along Henghuedonglu, then reach the west gate of building 9. Go to second floor by escalator and turn right. Here is the Vegan Hut (维根蔬谷). If you have WeChat, search Vegan Hut or 维根 in Chinese. Address: 北京朝阳区建外soho 9号楼2层9213商铺. Reported closed, Jul 2020.

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58 Reviews

First Review by turnsleftlooksright

Avatar tofutus

tofutus

Points +75

Vegetarian
27 Sep 2017

Great food at a moderate price

Location in what3words http://w3w.co/sifts.smelter.slug

Upstairs on 2nd floor of building 9 Jianwai Soho.

Pros: Lunch and dinner options. Menu indicates if food c

Cons: Moderate price. A bit quiet during weekday that we

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TzlilZered

Points +50

Vegan
03 Sep 2017

really like this place

There is an English menu. Simple and delicious food. The waitress was very kind and the atmosphere was really relaxing.

Cons: a bit confusing to find

Avatar Mesfin

Mesfin

Points +46

Vegan
10 Aug 2017

Amazing place, selection, all yummy, good service

I enjoyed every bit of what i got in here. Polite and quick staff. I wish I could try more than what I had - the thai mango salad, raw ice cream, brocolli in soup and quiche. All amazing.

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vegannomad2

Points +2917

Vegetarian
29 Jun 2017

good food, reasonable organic nice friendly service

Located across park Hyatt in a small building on 2nd floor. Nice organic fresh smoothies, good food (not fake meat) good menu desserts some raw food items. Would go back any time. It's with a store so it is not fine dining but good to visit.

Pros: food quality organic vegan good prices

Cons: does not offer fancy ambiance

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AdamThompson

Points +40

Vegan
29 Dec 2016

OMG YES!!!

If you are Vegan this will be your heaven, if you are not vegan this place will blow your mind. not often i write a review but this place deserves it. i had set dinner b with an alcohol free beer, all absolutely delicious ?☮❤☉?

delicious at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

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vegan_ryan

Points +3873

Vegan
28 May 2016

Loved it

Ate here recently and absolutely loved it.

The menu is in English & Chinese, plus some pictures, and the staff is really friendly, despite the language barrier I had. The dumplings were AMAZING, and the prices aren't bad.

I wish I had gone here sooner, because I would've gone back again.

Pros: All vegan, Friendly

Steamed dumplings at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Avatar Vpooler

Vpooler

Points +16

Vegan
03 Mar 2016

A must-visit for vegans in Beijing

The food was really good (you must try their dumplings and ice cream!), staff was very friendly and helpful, menu was in English and descriptive so no hassle with selecting your meal. Prices were good and it is very accessible with subway. Perfect for lunch, dinner or even a snack. When in Beijing - visit the friendly people at Vegan Hut!

Pros: Good food, Friendly staff, Good prices

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lindsay_h

Points +37

Vegan
08 Feb 2016

A gem in Beijing!

I absolutely love the Vegan Hut! We have gone multiple times, and even took the train into the city during a 6-hour layover just to get another chance to dine here! Their food is moderately priced, and their menu includes a great pesto dish and fresh squeezed juices. Highly recommended!

Pros: Tasty and fresh food , Friendly staff , Nice vibe

Cons: Limited seating , Slightly hard to find

Avatar JoshHyatt

JoshHyatt

Points +540

Vegan
12 Jan 2016

Wonderful

The food was wonderful. We had the cacao mylk (delicious), dumplings (wonderful), kungpao (fabulous). Nice people, great food, tricky to find but worth it.

Avatar Citizen Wren

Citizen Wren

Points +283

Mostly Veg
05 Sep 2015

Great spot

delicious food, great service, nice atmosphere. the steamed dumplings were amazing.

Avatar lunapavo

lunapavo

Points +162

Vegan
22 Aug 2015

Wonderful!

Definitely try this out if you are in Beijing. It's not too far from the Guomao subway stop.

The waitress could only speak a little bit of English but was very hospitable and kind. We ordered dumplings, tofu and vegetables with whole wheat pancake style wraps (maybe their version of Peking duck?), dumplings, noodles and raw ice cream. Everything was good. I also grabbed a packet of the dehydrated apple chips. The total bill was less than 150 yuan! The owner speaks English and there's also cooking ingredients you can buy there, like coconut oil and agave.

apple chips for sale at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

raw ice cream at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

dumplings at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

noodles! at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Tofu, vegetables and pancake wraps at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

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laurenrt4

Points +20

Vegan
22 Dec 2014

Healthy Vegan Restaurant in Beijing

So happy to have this restaurant in Beijing offering healthy 100% vegan food with amazing raw spaghetti and tomato sauce! Little oil, salt and no MSG so it's great to not only enjoy veganised Chinese dishes like dumplings and stir fries but to have them prepared healthily. The food is home cooked style and the value for money is excellent. I have found some dishes bland but I've also tasted the most flavourful raw vegan food here so try a few dishes. One thing I definitely think needs improvement is the homemade ice cream - it's really not convincing to non vegans that they won't miss the dairy alternative and I think they could do a much better job. Even frozen bananas blended in a vitamix would be more pleasant. Wonderful service, our waiter was really friendly and mentioned he'd spent time in the us so if you don't speak Chinese, you'll have no trouble.
A little hard to find but check out the pictures on happy cow before visiting and you shouldn't have trouble.

Pros: Healthy, Price, Raw food

Cons: Ice cream

Avatar nickb

nickb

Points +251

Vegan
06 Nov 2014

Wonderful selection of vegan food

I've been to this restaurant a number of times and the food is always delicious & excellent value. Highly recommended vegan restaurant if in Beijing.

Pros: Fresh juice available, Delicious food, 100% vegan

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jasonlheath

Points +184

Vegan
26 Jul 2014

Excellent Vegan Restaurant

This restaurant offers a wide range of vegan foods at a convenient location close to the subway station Guomao. The food is lightly seasoned enabling the taste of the food to come through. They also have a range of smoothies.

Pros: Good food, Nice decor

Cons: None

Stir fried vegetables at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Broccoli and mushroom stir fry at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Avatar soph

soph

Points +168

Vegan
24 Oct 2013

Quiet and peaceful

I came here for lunch and had some fresh juice and gyoza dumplings. Food was tasty, especially the juice, and they gave me so much- too much food for one person. It was hard for me to find this place, but once you get to the SOHO buildings, you just have to find building number 9 (there seems to be two buildings that are 9- go to the bigger one that is next to the main road). It is on the second floor, in the corner. It was very quiet when I was there- I sat and read my book while I ate. The people are very nice.

Pros: Good price, nice quiet place, friendly staff

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vegangirl13

Points +34

Vegan
09 Sep 2013

Nice food, slow service

Service staff was happy to help

Pros: Healthy food, Very tasty, English menu/waiters

Cons: Slow Service but happy to help, Forgot one dish

Avatar bluepaper

bluepaper

Points +69

Vegan
03 Sep 2013

vegan hut with potential

This restaurant is really cute - after we finally found it. we came for lunch and soon all the empty seats were taken - a good sign.
But we couldn't order one third that was offered in the menu. Some portions might have been a little bigger, e.g. the quiche (which wasn't even hot, but just lukewarm) and also the mulberry cake (very delicious, hot served but looked terribly miserable).
In the end the restaurant appeared some kind of inconsistent to us. It wasn't too bad, but not the kind highlight we probably expected.

Pros: very nice atmosphere

Cons: Many dishes not available

Avatar schumacher62

schumacher62

Points +503

Vegan
25 Aug 2013

for a late lunch

we came at about 230pm, and were the only clients they served the whole time we were there, we a party of two. the menu is vast and varied, and all four items we ordered arrived made fresh and looked it as well. we had the chinese pancake, the beet salad, the clear soup and the baked tofu cutlet. the tofu was fried though.

not wanting to turn away any customers from a much needed vegan experience in beijing, ill simply say the food was not bland, not at all, but was extremely salty. especially the fried tofu and the pancake, super extra salty. a major turn-off, i wish they could address this issue soon. nothing was oily or greasy, and aside from some left over supreme master lithographs, there was nothing but the interior colors saying "loving hut."

we were served by a early 20's couple, both very sleepy and both helpful in their english. service, given we were the only clients, was a bit slow all around.

i wish them the best. i would return if i was again in the area, for certain. i hope they work out the salt issue.

Pros: close by the subway, helpful young wait staff.

Cons: 2nd floor and poor airconditioning

Avatar form

form

Points +493

Vegan
30 Jul 2013

Love this place!

I ate here three times on my recent visit to Beijing. I'm very happy with the menu's fresh take on vegan/asian & western fusion.

Pros: Reasonable Price, Dessert, Fresh Flavours

Avatar Atomicpen

Atomicpen

Points +108

Vegan
03 Jul 2013

great

Reasonable prices, helpful staff . No signs in English but good directions on happy cow. You will have to ask passerbys

Cons: no signs in English

Avatar stefano56

stefano56

Points +62

Vegan
25 May 2013

Quiet atmosphere

This is just to say that the restaurant is still there and open (recently I had a couple of bad surprises). It's in a nice modern area and the restaurant is quite nice and peaceful (but we were almost the only clients). The waitress was very nice and helpful and I think she could speak some english (I was with a Chinese friend, so no real need).
We only tried three dishes and they were quite OK. The price was good.

Pros: Quiet place, Good food, Nice service

Cons: Not so easy to find

Avatar anarchistanimal

anarchistanimal

Points +563

Vegan
01 Mar 2013

Good, inexpensive, comfortable

This unpretentious place has a nice cafe-like atmosphere. The food is good value, tasty and not too oily like some places. The workers aren't super friendly, but they speak some English and let you stay for hours if you like. Also, English on the menu.

Pros: Good food, Inexpensive , Comfortable cafe

Cons: Brusque workers

Avatar psiphi75

psiphi75

Points +270

Vegan
17 Nov 2012

good but not the best

The food was bland. But otherwise good and fresh. The desserts felt like they had been sitting around for a while.

Pros: organic healthy food, friendly staff

Cons: stale desserts

This fun dish came with small wraps to make small food bundles. at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Avatar Minni

Minni

Points +261

Vegan
12 Sep 2012

Good, inexpensive vegan food

So far my favourite vegan restaurant in Beijing. The food is inexpensive and tasty, staff is friendly and you even get vegan ice cream, which I haven't seen anywhere else. Downstairs is a small vegan store that sells Scheese vegan cheeses among other things.

Pros: inexpensive, vegan ice cream, friendly staff

Avatar mumpsimus

mumpsimus

Points +60

Vegetarian
12 Jul 2011

affordable but a bit bland

Super friendly owner and staff. They kept the kitchen open for me and my friend even though we came in way too late. The food is quite unusual for a Chinese vegetarian restaurant. Not a lot of mock meat dishes, mixture of Western and Eastern food. Given the super friendly staff and the nice atmosphere, I really wanted to like the food more than I did. The kebabs were good, the spring rolls were decent, the rest of the food was not that great. The soymilk mango shake was almost flavourless, the Seitan and Tofu dishes were rather chewy, the baozi didn't have a lot of taste to them. This tasted too much like health food to me.
Very affordable prices for a vegetarian restaurant in Beijing.
I will be back but not my first choice in town.

Pros: friendly staff, great service, affordable

Cons: food a bit bland

Avatar tash

tash

Points +72

Vegan
11 Nov 2010

...

this restaurant is great. the owner was really friendly and happy to learn we were vegans from england who had heard about the place on happycow. the portions were quite good and the mock duck pancakes were really tasty, and i have eaten a LOT of mock duck pancakes. they even gave us a couple of vegan cookies for free at the end of our meal! also, the restaurant itself was beautiful, cosy and comfortable.

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jamaicaninchina

Points +113

Vegan
02 Oct 2010

GREAT!!!

I love this place! The food is organic and vegan and tastes great!


The directions on HappyCow.net were helpful and good, but it still might be a bit hard to find for new visitors to Beijing. So, I'm going to post some photos to make it a bit easier to find. First of all, when you get to the Guomao train station, it makes a difference if you are on the #10 or the #1 line. Both trains go to GuoMao, but the exit you want is closer to the #1 line, so, if you find yourself on the #10 line, you may NOT see any exit signs for Exit D. What you'll need to do is follow the signs as if you are transferring to the #1 line before exiting. Once you exit from D, walk straight through the little grassy area and you'll see the sign in the photo for Hengui East Road. You'll notice there is also a sign for "Jinwai Soho 1-9." That's what you're looking for. Vegan hut is in Soho building 9.

Go left, walk to the end of the street, cross the street, and start looking up to the second floor until you see the what I've shown in the second photo. Find the escalator, go upstairs, make a sharp right, and you shouldn't miss it. Say hello to Mr. Yu, and tell him the Walt (not Bolt) the Jamaican sent you!

Pros: Vegan, organic

Cons: a little tricky to find for newbies

As you walk, keep looking up towards the second floor windows on your left, and you should see this. at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

Walk straight down the steps of exit D of Guo Mao #1 line, and across the little park area and you should see this sign. at Beijing Vegan Hut in Beijing

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