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One of the largest vegetarian buffet restaurant chain in Taiwan, which offers local and International vegan cuisines. All vegan items are labelled.


2 Reviews

First Review by drazilerif

gingerplummy

Points +5285

Vegan
16 Sep 2025

ALL YOU CAN EAT BUFFET

So many choices it’s hard to decide which one to eat with very low price per person, and you could stay there for 5 hours to try every single dish, dessert & drinks. Money back guarantee. Three of us had almost everything except those ones clearly labeled with eggs & milk. Unfortunately the labels are all in Mandarin Chinese , not English, but color-coded. I wish they were in English too. Everything is carefully crafted to perfection! It seems a bit smaller than those 5-star hotel buffets in Taipei City though still worth a try. We had such a good time!

Updated from previous review on 2025-09-16

drazilerif

Points +411

Vegan
14 Aug 2024

All-you-can-eat buffet with tons of options and clear labeling for vegan vs vegetarian

On the 8th floor of Far Eastern Department Stores, this all-vegetarian buffet has a huge variety of foods served, from Japanese to Chinese to dishes with some Western influences, with every dish prepared to perfection. I especially enjoyed the sushi and nigiri, and the fact that I could try just one slice of each type offered instead of having to commit to eating an entire roll like at a regular sushi restaurant! The clear labeling (once translated) made avoiding the non-vegan items a breeze. Around 75% of the dishes are vegan.

As a non-speaker of Chinese, I appreciated the English labels on everything. However, the dietary information was only in Chinese. Vegan options are labeled "素" inside a green leaf. Items with milk or egg are missing the "素" label and instead have an orange icon with "蛋" inside for egg and/or a light green icon with "奶" inside for milk. I was also unclear on how payment worked as this is my first day in Taiwan. I paid up front and got assigned and shown to a table, after which I was free to grab a plate and fill it up. But I noticed some tables had a server come to them and were paying at the end of their meal. I'm not sure why some people were paying a different way.

Pros: Variety, Flavorful, high quality, Clear labels to distinguish vegan vs vegetarian

Cons: Dietary labels in Chinese only, Staff has minimal English skills




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