Vegan-friendly
Ovo
Chinese
Fast food
Take-out
Family operated jiaozi dumpling and noodle restaurant catering to mostly Buddhist clientele. Some items include egg, but the owner will recommend non-ovo items at your request. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:00pm. Closed February month.
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218 Nanxun Ave 3rd Section, Wenjiang Qi, Chengdu, China, 611130
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2 Reviews
First Review by H2OAddict
ZoeLove
Points +22
good - Edit
They have good food. The woman speaks a little english and has translated the menu. Food is cheep and good.
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H2OAddict
Points +686
An authentic Chinese taste! - Edit
I wanted to try jiaozi, but was always afraid of getting more than I bargained for in the "surprise" of what stuffed my little dumpling. I've asked for vegetable-only jiaozi before and been assured that the dumpling contained no meat or egg only to be "surprised" and find myself spitting and washing out my mouth repeatedly. In Chinese, when you ask for vegetables in your dumplings, even if they have meat, you will often get a, "yes, they are vegetable, a vegetable dish!" Being vegetarian or vegan here isn't well-understood, but at the Buddhist-run spots (like this one), that's different.
Read moreI was first taken here by former teachers at the school I've been assigned to and my counterpart. I was in heaven! Everything on the menu is vegetarian. They do use egg in some dishes, so be sure to specify that you don't eat egg (in Chinese. The owner is limited to describing plate size and saying "hello," and "goodbye" in English) and she will steer you clear of any products that contain it. Everything from the noodles to the jiaozi are made on-site. They are also very moderately priced. For jiaozi, they can be on the expensive side, but they have three different size plates and will mix up your order. In 2017 the large portion is 12¥, which is less than $2 US.
I come here usually at least once a week to grab a quick and satisfying lunch before office hours. They know me and smile their friendly smiles! We don't speak each others' languages fluently, but somehow I always manage to get a wonderful pile of vegan steamed dumplings and very friendly service!
Pros: Price, An authentic taste of China, Customer Service
Cons: Do use eggs
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