A large 100% vegan/vegetarian restaurant on the third floor offers quick dishes all day. Typical Chinese restaurant atmosphere. Offers several western dishes like curry or Italian noodles as well as classic Chinese dishes. English is spoken and they have an English menu with vegan dishes clearly marked as "pure vegetarian." Breakfast is served 7am-10am; lunch 11:30am-5:30pm; teatime 2:30pm-5:30pm and dinner 6pm-10pm. Closest MTR: Ngau Tau Kok, Exit B6 (turn left after one block and walk for 2 more) Name in Chinese: 一心素食 Name in English: O&S. Confirmed closed, Apr 2021.
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3/F No 30 Hung To Road, Kwun Tong (at How Ming Street), Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 03 Apr 2021 by Guest
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Added by dicer on 29 May 2015
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6 Reviews
First Review by dicer
Ropy2
Points +296
Friendly place - Edit
It's a nice, friendly place. I've been here about 7 times. The hotpot is good. The rest is a bit average. One of the staff speaks English and the menu is English sort off. All and all it's a big expensive but worth a try.
Read morePros: Hotpot
Cons: Expensive
Guest
tcmw
Points +195
Classic Hong Kong Diner Vegetarian Version - Edit
For those of us who want Vegetarian versions of Hong Kong diner classics this is the place to go. Reasonable prices and comfortable seating.
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really helpful.
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ramdam
Points +22
Yummy, nice setting and good value - Edit
I've been to this place quite a few times now. The dishes are always delicious and sometimes original (like their roti, roti-pizza and burdock dumplings).
Read moreTheir set menu are very good value has they include a choice of soup, a choice of starter or bread, a choice of main and a choice of drink.
I like the setting as it large and airy with a quater-circular corner shape fully windowed. Around lunch time during week days, it's very busy with all the office workers from the area, but when I went there for tea time or at weekend, it's quiet and relaxing.
Their main menu and set menu is available in English, but their daily menu and the specials (on chalk board) are not and only one waiter (the man) is comfortable speaking English.
The restaurant includes a shop with some vegetarian groceries and Buddhist paraphernalia. It's the only place I know of on this side of the Victoria Harbour that sell my favourites instant noodles: yam noodles. So I come here to restock myself.
Updated from previous review on 2019-05-20
Pros: delicious Western, Chinese or Japanese dishes, excellent value for the set menu, quiet and airy setting outside weekday lunch hour
Cons: Not all menus have English translation
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Nieve
Points +4823
Pretty tasty Chinese Veggie Food - Edit
I ate here with a big group a couple of weeks ago and was very satisfied. We ordered sharing style so everyone got to try many dishes. Lots of yummy flavors and the sauces weren't too overwhelming. Fast and accommodating service. I'd go again!
Read morePros: Good food, Pretty decent price, Lots of options
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Stevie
Points +11765
O and S, Hong Kong - Edit
I ate here in May. I had enjoyable Chinese food. The people running the place seemed nice. they seemed to be able to provide vegan food easy enough. If you're vegan and attending without a Canto speaking co diner it may be sensible to download the vegan passport phone app.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2016-05-02
Pros: Vegan friendly
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dicer
Points +729
Quick western and chinese food - Edit
This restaurant offers Chinese fast food. Not for takeaway, but the service is pretty basic. You will get asked to order quickly and eat quicker ;) The atmosphere is not too bad though. They even have nice booths in purple velvet. Space is pretty big and can fit even larger groups.
Read moreThe food is nothing special, but also not bad at all. Some interesting dishes for sure! We had Japanese curry, macaroni in tomato sauce and the signature Japanese fried udon noodles. Hard to find a vegan combination like that in Hong Kong!
Some of the dishes (like the noodles) were well sized for one person. Others like the curry are more of an appetizer.
They have an English menu which is a big plus! Clearly marked dishes distinguish between pure vegetarian, ovo, lacto and ovo-lacto dishes. There are always several dishes that are vegan. They have different menus for the different time slots. There is also a Chinese menu with more dishes. Go for the ones marked vegan with the following chinese characters if you are feeling lucky: 全素
Teatime is by far the cheapest with prices ranging from 9HKD to 29HKD!
They also have lunch and dinner sets, which includes a soup and drinks. No vegan markings on the soup and drinks though, so you need to ask.
Will I go again? Sure, if I'm in the area, this is a great place to go to. Quick and rather cheap food.
PS: They also do catering for parties etc.
Pros: Clearly marked vegan, Cheap & Fast
Cons: Service very basic
Stevie
Hi Dicer,
Read moreThanks for adding this listing to happycow.
Regards,
Stevie
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