Vegan-friendly
Ovo
Taiwanese
Breakfast
Traditional Taiwanese with vegan dishes. Non-vegan item served is fried egg, which is kept separate from vegan dishes. Open Tue-Sun 7:00am-2:00pm. Closed Mon.
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No 4 Minsheng W Rd Ln 45 Alley 9, Zhongshan District, Taipei, Taiwan, 104017
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Last update on 04 May 2025 by taiwanesetexan
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Added by Ameisherry on 14 May 2024
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3 Reviews
First Review by Ameisherry
Vegeiko
Points +3432
Hearty rice porridge and lot of tofu meat - Edit
Really enjoyed eating in this place! I love Taiwanese rice porridge in the morning ! They open very early from 7:00 am ! Amazing !
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taiwanesetexan
Points +13521
Inexpensive bento restaurant - Edit
On a whim, I stopped by this little bento specialty restaurant next to the Shuanglian Morning Market one day for some breakfast. The staff asked if I planned to dine in or order take out. After telling him I wanted to dine in, he handed me a rectangular plate and a pair of tongs to load it up with whatever dishes I wanted. I asked him to confirm whether any of them contained dairy or eggs, and the only non-vegan item they serve is fried eggs, which are kept behind the staff, completely separate from the other dishes out front. I happily snagged a wide variety of different whole plant dishes and some tofu items (NT$75). Then he offered a bowl of rice, either flat on top (NT$10) or a rounded mound of it (NT$15) in a rice bowl. I could also choose from three kinds of rice, of which I went with the small, five-grain option. I sat down with my nutritious, not too oily or salty breakfast at a table inside, grabbed a pair of metal chopsticks, and dug in. Extremely happy to have found this place and am adding it to my regular spots.
Read moreP.S. The staff was so sweet: before I sat down, he noticed that I had a bag of prescription medicine from the nearby hospital tucked under one arm and was scrambling to find a plastic bag for me to put it in, but I told him I didn't need one. Then before I left, it had started drizzling. I didn't have an umbrella with me, and he offered one of their "love umbrellas" (愛心傘). I graciously declined since it wasn't raining heavily, but I appreciated the kind gestures very much.
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Ameisherry
Points +13151
Taiwan traditional buffet style - Edit
高家素食 is their name, they are Buddhism influenced vegetarian restaurants which means their dishes might contain eggs, most of the sautéed vegetables are vegan, can make sure ask the shifu which dishes are vegan which contains eggs
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