Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Chinese
Buddhist
Vegetarian Buddhist restaurant. Some dishes contain milk or honey. 3 minute walk from Fortress Hill MTR, entrance is on Fook Yum Road. Reported closed, Jul 2017.
7 Reviews
First Review by beerzuki
IvyCnty
Points +18
Super Tasty food and a lovely staff - Edit
I highly recommend this place. The food was fresh and very delicious plus the staff is very nice :) plus you got a nice range of vegan meat alternatives.
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Alexandrapalma
Points +57
friendly and yummy - Edit
It is like eating at grandma's.
Read morePros: very close to my usual hotel, staff very friendly,
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Marceljedi
Points +32
wonderful - Edit
Really tasty good vegan food!
Read moreConveniently located
Fresh and fast
Good value
Loved it with my whole family
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htenbos
Points +263
Yummy - Edit
Very nice and tasty food!
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Pascal_HK
Points +313
Worth the visit - Edit
Went here tonight for the first time. First impression when I enter the restaurant is good: small but nice room on the street, with large windows that gives a sense of volume. Staff is friendly. They have an English menu with just enough choice to find something you like but not too many so that you don't get lost. I've tried the braised eggplant and also the soup noodle with tomato. Kitchen is just next to the room so you can here them cooking while waiting for your dishes... Here we go! Eggplant dish is excellent and quite original, served with a delicious black pepper sauce. Soup is big and good. Total is below $100, definitely worth the money. Will definitely come back to try other dishes!
Read moreUpdated from previous review on Monday June 01, 2015
Pros: Original dishes & good portions, Like the room, Friendly staff
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Stevie
Points +11765
Lotus Health Food, Hong Kong - Edit
Yet another local gem of a place in Hong Kong.
Read moreThis place is Buddhist run. From what I can gather they don't use any milk or eggs but they do use honey in some dishes. I struggled a little to get the message through re honey but a friendly native at another table helped me out. Now when I go in and me or the waitress mention honey, we just make a gesture like bee wings flapping and a bzzz sound and we understand each other perfectly.
Updated from previous review on Friday May 16, 2014
Pros: Vegan friendly, Inexpensive
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beerzuki
Points +550
Clean, Friendly, English Menu - Edit
This vegetarian restaurant is just around the corner from Harbour Grand Hotel. It is very easy to find from the street, opposite the ParknShop supermarket. The English menu was a little bit strange, it seemed to have prices for the dim sum, but none for the main meals. Luckily there were some pictures. I ordered two main meals and was happy to find at pay up time the cost was $93 HKD - $12 US, which was really good value.
Read moreThe mock bbq pork was the best I have had, crispy, not greasy and with a good serve of green veg and rice - highly recommended for people who don't mind a bit of mock meat!
I also had the braised tofu and mixed veg. It was a very generous serve and well presented (even a carrot slice cut into a bird shape!) but a little bit on the bland side for my tastes.
I had a good meal and even brought some home in my lunch box.
There is no English spoken (I asked for water and the lady didn't understand), but if smiles are the universal language, then this place is certainly not lacking...the lady working there was soooo lovely and smiley. So if you have any special requirements beyond standard vegetarianism, I would ask someone Chinese to write them for you (the staff at the hotel front desk could help if you are stuck!).
I would definitely go back.
Pros: Tasty, Clean, Friendly , Inexpensive
Cons: Language barrier, Lack of prices on menu
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