Vegan-friendly
Chinese
Take-out
Vegetarian restaurant in a traditional tea house setting. Has vegan options and others that could possibly be made vegan upon request. Awarded 1 Michelin Star in 2022 and 2023. Address in Chinese "锦江区笔帖式街81号,博舍酒店". Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-10:00pm.
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11 Reviews
First Review by cc19518
GlauciaMonteiro
Points +70
A must visit - Edit
Omg I cannot say enough things about this place.
Read moreAdvice, Do not get set menu, try individual items that you want to try it will cost you less.
I’d definitely recommend their truffle dumplings. You have to try it. It was my favorite and I could eat 100 of those.
The staffs were incredible and spoke English, and menu is in Chinese and English so, you will have no problem.
Pros: The food, Pricing , Atmosphere
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Rakadactyl
Points +103
Interesting menu - Edit
Expensive for China but very cheap for a michelin star restaurant. Lovely setting, clean, tasty. Some menu items contain eggs or dairy
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jenso
Points +407
Go, go, go! - Edit
Amazing Michelin food for a very reasonable price (45 euro for a tasting menu). I’m only sad I waited with going here to my last day. Otherwise I had surely gone twice.
Read moreSuper charming place too! Go!!
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Wozza
Points +116
Probably my only chance for 'fine dining' - Edit
Very nice place. Very expensive for China but about average price for a meal out in a nice restaurant in the UK.
Read morePros: Great service, Beautifully presented food, English speaking staff
Cons: Pricey
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neil7908
Points +436
Vegetarian Fine Dining - Edit
An enjoyable experience, and a pretty unique one given how few purely vegetarian Michelin star restaurants there are in the world.
Read moreAlthough there is a tasting menu costing 498 rmb for two, we decided to order a number of dishes from the a la carte menu so we could try a wider variety of dishes, and because they were actually very reasonably priced. For 4 of us we only spent around 700 rmb for 8-9 dishes, and had plenty to eat.
Service was excellent and the setting was very relaxed. We had no trouble at all getting a table last minute. In fact it was barely half full on a Saturday night.
The food was good but not superlative. For a Michelin meal it's great value but I'd say we ate better meals in China for less. It's definitely worth going though, just for the high end dining experience.
There is also afternoon tea available.
Pros: One of very few vegetarian Michelin restaurants , Affordable as a fine dining experience , Great setting
Cons: Good food but we had better for less
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SH9
Points +20
Exceptional - Edit
Incredible flavors. Great price
Read morePros: Michelin star tasting menu., All was vegan on my visit
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RalphWoods
Points +1046
Unique and peaceful experience - Edit
Has a Michelin star. Work with a farm who provides the fresh seasonal ingredients. As you’d expect the dishes are quite creative, good service, and the food is tasty. This kind of experience is rare in China so it’s definitely something I would recommend. I went twice during my week-long Chengdu trip.
Read moreSet menu costs ~750 for 2 people, but I found it much better to order just the dishes I wanted and that added up to ~350 for 2. So I advise to not get the set menu.
Located in a big mall area but it’s a peaceful area surrounded by bamboo so you don’t feel the crowds much. Ambiance is nice, good music selection, service is rly good
Pros: Service, Creativity, Setting
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Sara_G
Points +76
Thoughtful veg food w/ excellent service ($$$) - Edit
So I’ve now been there twice during my stay in Chengdu, since it is relatively close to Chunxi Road metro and where I’m staying. It’s basically within a giant shopping mall (Taikoo Li), so maybe not the most interesting location, depending on what your into. That said the restaurant is at one seemingly less-trafficked end of the mall and the ambience and decor of the restaurant are beautiful. As other reviews mentioned, for China it is quite expensive. I ordered the prix fixe menu for 1 on my first visit; that, plus a pot of black tea (88RMB) was close to 300RMB. (They also had a prix fixe option for 2.) But, I’m on vacation and there were several courses. One of the hot dishes has what tasted like pretty big chunks of black truffle. The ingredients were really high quality and everything seemed thoughtfully made. The second time, I wasn’t so hungry, so I just ordered dumplings a la carte. For 32RMB you get two larger steamed dumplings, which in China may seem pretty extravagant. But on eating one order of each kind, it was pretty clear they were gourmet quality. Again, one of them used black truffles. In the US, I would expect to pay at least this much. 4 dumplings was enough for a light dinner. Not a great option for a quick, cheap meal, but if you want a chill, thoughtfully-prepared meal with plenty of time to enjoy several pots of tea in a gorgeous and relaxing environment, I definitely recommend.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options (most of menu), Clear menu (egg/dairy marked) w/ English, Quality of food & service
Cons: Pricy
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yehadut
Points +2079
Pretty environment, boring food - Edit
The food was only ok, though well presented and in a nice ambiance. I did the prix fixe, and the main course, dandan noodles, was simple street food. Not worth the price. But nothing bad about it.
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dreadjohn
Points +841
Upscale tea house - Edit
They're in an outside shopping plaza.They have English menus that note which items have dairy and egg. Some English spoken and they're super nice. This is not as formal of a tea house as Wistaria in Taipei, but it's pretty similar. Don't really on this place for full meals. It's snack food appropriate for tea.
Read morePros: Mostly vegan.
Cons: The placement on google maps is off. Its actually , Behind the big grey brick building called, Temple House.
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cc19518
Points +28
Delicious food in little tea house - Edit
Delicious healthy food in the tea house attached to the Mi Xun spa of Temple House. Perhaps my favourite place in Chengdu!
Read morePros: Full vegan menu, Tea selection , Relaxing tea house
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