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Lotus Vegan (Huì Yuán Sù Shí Fāng) - 慧缘素食坊
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Vegan
Vegan
Chinese
Delivery
Take-out
Vegan restaurant serving mock meat dishes, dim sums, noodles, and more. Directions to reach: Take exit 2 from the station (next to Starbucks), then take the second left. Restaurant is on the right. Take the lift to the 2nd floor step out and the restaurant is in front of you. Open Mon-Sun 10:30am-8:30pm. Last orders at 8:30pm.
195 Reviews
First Review by selena
tanjawegnr
Points +64
Good and affordable vegetarian/vegan meals - Edit
We came here spontaneously because the vegetarian restaurant we were searching for was closed and we screenshot this one to have a backup, just in case. At first we were worried because the last review was written one year ago but every review written on here is still accurate. It's easy to find but we had to compare the Chinese name on happy cow to the letters on the restaurant to see if it's the right one because the English name isn't there. They don't speak English so you just have to point at the pictures on the menu. The menu is in Chinese but they gave us a menu with sticky notes with the English names beside the pictures. We ordered 4 different meals to share (3 girls), the fried noodles Shanghai style, dumplings, a potatoe and red pepper dish and tofu skinned rolls. I think everything was also vegan but I'm not sure. The noodles were our favorite and the portion was quite big. The dumplings (4) were also very good, same with the veggies. The only thing we can not recommend are the tofu skinned rolls. But we asked for soysauce (via translation app) and it was ok.
Read moreEverything was very oily!
In the end we payed 78 yuan.
Someone (no guest) cut his fingernails on the table next to ours which wasn't very appetizing and a but disgusting.
Pros: reasonable prices
Cons: very oily
Guest
letsgetfree
Points +185
Super Yummy! - Edit
We really liked this restaurant, especially the dumplings. Yummy!
Read moreThank you to whoever posted the picture of the exterior of the restaurant - the signs are all in Chinese so it made it easier to find.
Wait staff told our daughter, who speaks Mandarin, that the entire menu is vegan.
We recommend it!
Guest
gsbito
Points +59
Veg in Huaihai area - Edit
I wasn't immediately sure O was in the right location as the name on the restaurant is entirely in Chinese with no English characters. It's a lunch caliber place (not plush or luxurious) which was exactly what I was looking for. The staff did not speak any English, but they did what they could to communicate (it's amazing what a smile and some patience can do to help you get your waiter to help you out!). Fresh brewed oolong tea was served complimentary while I wandered through the menu (ask for the English menu). When I asked for the bill they first brought complimentary slices of watermelon. It took a while to finally get the bill (don't expect to get out of there in a hurry). All on all a nice place for a filling vegetarian meal without worrying whether non-veg ingredients were present like some of the non-veg restaurants do.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Sunday August 10, 2014
Pros: Price, hot and fresh food, Complimentary hot green tea and fruit.
Cons: A bit slow to bring the check when you're done.
Guest
PaulineChiangMai
Points +94
Excellent restaurant - Edit
To get there, take subway line 8 and get off at Dashijie subway station. There is an extensive menu with pictures and also a menu that has both pictures and English. The descriptions are accurate. All what we had was excellent.
Read morePros: excellent food, extensive menu, good value
Guest
SP
Points +1468
yet another mock meat place - Edit
This place has mostly mock meat dishes, and the service was nothing special either, but prices were reasonable.
Read moreCons: too much mock meat
Guest
selena
Points +410
Friendly, on the inexpensive side - Edit
We visited this place today. Medium-nice dining area (i.e. not a tiny noodle shack), some Buddhist decoration. Friendly staff, one guy spoke some English. They have picture menus and one of them was annotated in English. Pretty large menu, probably at least 50 items. We had fried dumplings (18Y for four), wonton soup (this was pretty large, maybe 10 stuffed wontons in there), rice, and a sweet and sour gluten? dish, total was 66Y. The sweet and sour dish was more sticky sweet than anything else but the dumplings and soup were quite good.
Read morePros: Inexpensive, large-ish dining area, friendly staff
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