Vegan-friendly
Lacto
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Chinese
Japanese
Thai
Beer/Wine
Take-out
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers a page of vegetarian and vegan options on their menu. Many other items can be veganized by substituting with tofu. Small, family-run business, and the owners are very accommodating. NOTE: take-out only as of Sep 2021 - please send updates. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-9:00pm, Sat-Sun 4:00pm-9:00pm.
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703 Paseo del Pueblo Sur, Taos, New Mexico, USA, 87571
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Added by KimMiles on 12 Feb 2012
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9 Reviews
First Review by KimMiles
Ekehner1
Points +195
Best vegan in Taos - Edit
Will eat here every time I’m in town! Connie, the owner, is so friendly and incredibly knowledgeable when it comes to vegan food. You may notice she doesn’t always have the same vegetable options, as she is very picky on the quality of veggies she buys based on what’s in season and what looks good. She even grows her own veggies in her garden seasonally! Top picks are veggie chow fun with tofu, Singapore noodle with tofu (no egg) and Kung Pao tofu. Highly recommend!
Read morePros: Delicious chinese comfort food/family recipes, Tons of veg options/very knowledgeable, Incredible portions for the price
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serpentpriestess
Points +20
I ordered the Kung Po tofu and it was great. - Edit
Mrs song was amazing very accommodating and very busy. FYI the hot and sour soup had eggs in it.
Read morePros: Great vegan options , Whole vegetarian section, Great price point
Cons: Take out only because of The VID
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ashwickety
Points +98
Many options, worth a visit - Edit
The serving sizes were very generous and I can't stop thinking about the Sesame balls! The owner was very friendly as well:) They're currently doing take-out only.
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RideYourBike
Points +60
Fantastic - Edit
Hands down the winner for vegan in Taos.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Nice accommodating owner , Large portions
Cons: Takeout only as of 2021
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EmilyKehner
Points +75
Favorite food in town - Edit
I love this place! I’ve tried almost everything on the vegetarian menu (easy to make items vegan by removing egg) and haven’t been disappointed. The food is so affordable for really good quantity. My favorite dishes are the vegetable chow fun and the Singapore noodles.
Read morePros: Plenty of vegan options, Option to make additional dishes vegan, Best, friendliest service
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jrovegan
Points +316
Pleasant surprise! - Edit
While the building looks quite run down, the food we ordered to go was really delicious and fresh-tasting. The Thai tofu was a standout.
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truespectre
Points +28
Connie!💗 - Edit
Connie is the owner who you'll also see working as a server sometimes. Sweet and so accommodating. The food is yummy with a whole plethora of vegan options and a kitchen happy to modify so so many other things to fit your dietary needs.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Friendly locally owned business, Fresh food
Cons: Outdated, sometimes dirty facility
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JulieH&JulieA
Points +72
Homey, tasty and pleasant - Edit
A little south of the plaza but worth it for good inexpensive vegan options. The owner was so pleasant and food had good flavor. Ask her for vegan options.
Read morePros: Some. Just ask
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KimMiles
Points +73
Veg-Friendly in Taos - Edit
Song's is one of the few veg-friendly restaurants in Taos, with an entire page of vegetarian options that can be easily veganized, such as leaving the egg out of the Pad Thai with Tofu. The veggies are always fresh and perfectly prepared, and brown rice is usually available.
Read moreFor lunch the other day, we ordered the Vietnam Roll (veggies in rice paper - 2 for $3.95), Seaweed Salad from the sushi bar (my favorite), Family Tofu (veggies and tofu in a spicy garlic sauce - $5.95 on the lunch menu), Tai Tofu (a wonderful red curry - $8.50 off the dinner menu), and brown rice. Everything was delicious, and although we took some of it home with us, we also ordered the Sesame Balls (sweet red bean paste in rice flour dough, rolled in sesame seeds and lightly deep fried. 6 for $3) for dessert. A wonderful little treat to go with the rest of our jasmine tea.
Service at Song's is always friendly, if sometimes a little bit slow, and it seems the husband/wife owners are always there, and happy to accommodate my strange vegan requests. Be aware of possible language barriers with some of the servers though, and be sure to ask clearly for exactly what you want.
My only complaint would be about the restroom. The building is old, and the bathroom is in serious need of updating. The sink was clean however, and there was soap and plenty of paper towels. I suspect it's a landlord issue rather than neglect on the restaurant owners' part.
Song's is a favorite of Taos locals who are in need of something other than southwest fare. Situated in a strange, glass fronted building across the street from Albertson's, it's easy for visitors to overlook. But if you venture in, you'll find some of the best Asian food in town. It's a nice break from all the "red or green" you normally find on a trip to New Mexico.
Pros: good food, pleases all kinds of diners, central location
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