Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Chinese
Take-out
Vegetarian restaurant with 70+ seats near Tsuen Wan West Station Exit A. Cantonese Buddhist veggie food. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.
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Shop 433, 4/F, Tsuen Wan Plaza, 4-30 Tai Pa Street, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 08 Nov 2014 by Guest
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Added by JohnnySensible on 24 Feb 2011
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8 Reviews
First Review by Vegland
snakeonacake
Points +88
Very delicious food - Edit
We tried many dishes including sweet pea leaves fried with ginger, steamed pot rice with preserved vegetables and sliced pork, fried noodles with bamboo fungus and sliced abalone, taro duck, roast meat platter (you can swap the barbecue pork for something else), stuffed tofu with water mustard. Everyone in our group except me are meat-eaters but they liked all the dishes and were excited to return to this restaurant in the future. The staff were friendly and helpful too. There was English on the menu and items with eggs were clearly labelled. Note that barbecue pork (char siu) contains honey.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-02-11
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yaukim2010
Points +18
One of the best vegetarian restaurant in Hong Kong. - Edit
Good food, varieties of choice in Chinese, Western, or Japanese style. It gives you satisfactions no matter what choices you make. By the way, good services is one of the reasons I frequently haunted this restaurant.
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soomi
Points +41
Impressed! - Edit
I was a bit hesitant to try this place because other reviews were not very good but I was very happy with my pastry mushroom soup, fried noodles, and veggies. Generally speaking, the place seemed to be popular amongst older generations. We were surrounded by local families at all times.
Read morePros: Delicious Chinese vegetarian restaurant , Extensive menu, English menu available
Cons: Staff may not be the friendliest
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JasiTingTing
Points +1224
Okay for high Street cafe - Edit
Not the best Chinese food we had in Hong Kong. If you want something quick and fills your belly, give it a go.
Read morePros: Alot of options, there are pictures on menu
Cons: Oily dishes, bland, poor service
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karenkwan01
Points +15
Do not recommend (1 Star) - Edit
The food was absolutely not worth it compared to the price point. It was extremely overpriced while the food was nothing like the pictures.
Read moreThe staffs were also unfriendly and extremely rushed. They started mopping with bleach around our table an hour before closing time. The towel that they used to wiped the tables were also never rinsed in between uses.
Also, this isn't that big of a deal but they didn't return our full change. Although it was only a $1, it is the thought that counts.
Pros: Interesting dishes, suitable for non-vegetarians
Cons: Expensive, Bad service, Overall not worthy
Guest
SamanthaIngridHo
Points +3620
Not vegan-friendly - Edit
Gaia Veggie chain is well-known for its "bad services". It's no exception in this Tsuen Wan branch. We haven't finished our dinner and they quickly come to our table to serve desserts and collect the dishes. The place is very crowded.
Read moreMost of the food contains egg and sadly there is no indication for dairy products.... They are also not sure if mock meats contains egg or dairy products... It's really not vegan-friendly.
The food is not bad, but quite oily and greasy.
Pros: Long menu with lots of choices
Cons: Bad service, Not vegan-friendly.
Guest
Stevie
Points +11765
Gaia Veggie Shop , Tsuen Wan - Edit
The lady who runs this chain of eateries is very nice. In being compelled to report the facts I thus regret to say that she does not have any understanding of the concept of veganism. Any dishes that are on the menu are vegan by coincidence rather than intent. Trust their attention to detail in reporting egg and dairy content in dishes at your own peril. For example that the menu indicates that some dishes contain egg implicitly implies that dishes without that symbol do not contain egg. Only take that to mean that the chef doesn't add egg to a dish. Do not take that to mean that any ingredients such as mock are egg free. Also the do not take to mean that there is a high level of rigour in the kitchen to protect against contamination of non vegan ingredients via the utensils they use in the kitchen.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Tuesday May 12, 2015
Cons: No understanding of veganism, They like to crank on billable extras
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Vegland
Points +19
Nice Food but Service Non-Existent - Edit
Very crowded on Sat evening and table area was very cramp.
Read moreOrdered 2 main dishes, Toufu and mock fish, both were tasty. Our main dish was served prompty but our rice never arrived even though we reminded them trice. I enquired about dessert when I saw it being served at the next table. We were told by the waitress it will be given FOC after our main meal. They disappointed us further, as the dessert never arrived.
The ultimate mockery was they charged us for the rice which was not delivered. We had a difficult time explaining to them as they did not believe us and sent their waitress to verify our table. In addition, one of the waitress asked if we enjoyed their "missing" dessert. When she learnt that the dessert was not served to us, she invited us to take a seat and wait for the dessert. No Thanks, our patience has been drained.
We had a very bad experience with their poor service as ultimately we were still charged for the rice at HK30.
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