Chinese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. A typical Chinese restaurant where you'll find a few tofu dishes plus vegetable dumplings, and fried noodles. Limited English spoken. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-15:00, 19:00-22:30.
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Rua Capitão Mário Alberto Soares Pimentel, 1 (at Sintra Centro), Sintra, Portugal
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Added by reissausta ja ruokaa on 31 Jul 2016
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3 Reviews
First Review by reissausta ja ruokaa
ChelseaHill
Points +96
Lovely chow mein - Edit
Came here with my omni dad. Saw on Google they close at 3pm and reopen later on in the evening. We arrived at 2.30pm and thankfully they let us in. A young girl there spoke good English and knew what vegan was. Nothing on the menu is marked as vegan, but there is a vegetarian section (just specify vegan when ordering). I had a sring roll starter (I think it was just filled with cabbage, no other Veggies, but it was still tasty) and a vegetable chow mein which was delicious! Very reasonably priced. Would defo go back again. Just wish they had more options and labelled vegan on the menu.
Read morePros: Quick service, Good price, Delicious food
Cons: Only 1 staff member who spoke good english, Not labelled vegan on the menu, Not many options
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LauraRamosSalinas
Points +56
Buena opción en Sintra - Edit
Restaurante convencional chino con diversos platos veganos.
Read moreBuena relación calidad precio.
Pros: Muchas opciones veganas.
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reissausta ja ruokaa
Points +1917
Basic Chinese restaurant, but there´s not much choice in Sintra - Edit
This Chinese restaurant is probably the best option for vegan in Sintra. We had once dinner and once lunch there and tried vegetable dumplings, fried noodles and two different tofu dishes.
Read moreIf you order fried rice, remember to ask it without meat and without eggs. Otherwise it comes with ham.
There is another Chinese restaurant next to the railway station, but it looked like they had no vegetarian dishes on the menu. Sure it´s probably possible to ask vegetarian versions, but it never looks good if they advertise only meat dishes.
On the same street with Li & Liu there is a small supermarket, which are not easy to find in Sintra.
Pros: good basic chinese food
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