Xian Zhuo Chan Yu

This place exists but is a bit difficult to find, particularly as there is another (omniverous) restaurant with the same name just a few doors down. As a previous reviewer said, it is in the corner building on an upper floor, I think the third floor. When you come out of the lift there is a restaurant to the right and one straight ahead, it is the one straight ahead in some kind of Buddhist worship centre. Only one staff member spoke some English but it wasn't too big of a deal as there is an extensive picture menu on a tablet. The food was tasty with good sized portions, we particularly liked the fried lotus root with corn.

Walked all over this area and asked many vendors. It's a sham. I'm starving and pretty disappointed.

The decoration, the music give a zen atmosphere.
The menu wasn't written but with image. They don't know much English but use translation in order to help.
The food was good,
I regret that the cookies in sell were not vegan

Not easy to find (as the gps point wasn't at the right place on happy cow)

Their Chinese cuisine was the best we've had so far... :) Especially the dumplings are awesome!
The place is very nicely decorated, and we had private tables. Staff was very friendly, but did not speak English (menu was picture-based). The food was affordable, 40 - 50 RMB for a big meal with multiple dishes (soup, mock meat, vegetables, dumplings).

Directions: coming from east city wall gate, a 10min eastward walk on Dongguanzheng street. After passing a big pedestrian bridge, the restaurant lies on the left site at the crossing with Gengxing street in the corner building (entrance facing Dongguanzheng, restaurant on third floor).