iVegan Supermarket

I've been shopping here quite a bit, glad it is in the neighborhood.

I have my doubts ...
The supermarket is nice and full of products. I was very happy to shop here, until I reached the cosmetic section, where I found products from johnson&johnson, procter&gamble and other brand that surely test on animals.
Disappointing.
Also they do not accept credit card. Make sure to bring enough money.

We went there to look for vegan cheese, which is really hard to come by in Asia. Unfortunately they were sold out and are most of the time according to staff.
They have a huge selection of vegetables, most of them not organic though. Rest of the selection is quite extensive though. Basically like any other supermarket there is, just everything vegan. Be aware that this only extends to the ingredients though. Several products are from companies that do animal testing (like Colgate toothpaste).

Not a lot of imported things but you should be able to find most of things you are looking for.

Ivegan is amazing, it is the biggest vegan store I have ever been to and it has everything you would expect in a small supermarket, except everything is vegan. They have several large freezers full of everything from Daiya cheez to vegan butter, fake meat, dumplings and even ice cream cake and pizza ! They have bread from Fresh Bakery and products from Veggie Joy in Ximen as well. The fruit and vegetables are really cheap and they have a good little Indian grocery section as well. They have tons of snacks and candies and they have Loving Hut cheese cakes in there, but they seem to be sold out of those often, they are so tasty and cheap at 450NT it is no wonder. We like to combine a trip to Ivegan with a visit to the nearby About Animals. If you take the right exit from Wanlong station there are signs to Ivegan all the way. They take cash only but the staff are really friendly and nice. I wholeheartedly recommend it as a great place to shop.