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一天一素(珠江新城店), at 天河区珠江新城金穗路28号华忆丽晶广场4楼406铺, has lunch sets, menu with photos. No egg, garlic, or onion used. Reported closed October 2024.
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406, Level 4, Huayi Lijing Plaza, 28 Jinsui Rd, Zhujiang New Town, Tianhe District, Guangzhou, China
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Added by luana on 31 Jul 2013
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14 Reviews
First Review by Simon B
jenso
Points +421
Quite okay - Edit
Pretty good food and fairly easy to find. Go inside the building and take the elevator on the right to the fourth floor whereafter you go down the hall to the left.
Read moreI went there on a Monday night and there were lots of people, which was nice.
Food was alright. Nothing special
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harinisivakumar
Points +15
Just delicious and authentic Chinese food. - Edit
I really didn’t expect I’ll get to taste real Chinese food being a vegetarian. And trust me, this place is a heaven for ppl like us.
Read morePros: Good food , Good quantity , Friendly staff
Cons: Small seating area , Don’t take credit cards for payments
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clairenewton
Points +87
Great food, friendly staff - Edit
Really worth stopping at! Every dish was delicious and the staff were very approachable and helpful.
Read moreIt was a bit tricky at first to find. As someone else has said it is through glass doors a few doors done from mcdonalds (on the right). Take the lift (to the right of the entrance) to the 4th floor. It's a short walk down a corridor from there.
Pros: Food, atmosphere , Staff
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Vrymoet
Points +615
Worth stopping off here - Edit
To find the place it’s a double glass fire a few shops to the right of McDonald’s. There is a lift inside to the right, go up to level 4 and down the corridor. There is plants out the front.
Read moreAmazing staff, had a really nice conversation with one of the women. Super friendly.
Had a silken tofu and fried rice dish. The combination of the 2 were amazing.
Thy accept WeChat and Alipay
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TopazWermus
Points +35
Great food, not much selection - Edit
I came here specially, and over all my experience was good. The restaurant is not very easy to find but once you find it, it's a very warm and welcoming little restaurant. The food tasted great and was very nicely served. The variety of dishes was pretty limited and the prices were mid range and not cheap as described here... I was eating alone and ended up paying 165 rmb including 2 main courses (1 was too small for me so I ordered 2), 1 side dish and a small dessert.
Read moreFor summary, I would be happy to eat here lunch a few times per week if it was near my office, but most likely wouldn't take my date there for dinner.. 😊
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Koby
Points +277
Couldn’t find it - Edit
I searched for an hour and couldn’t find it.
Read moreBig part of the building is under construction,
so I assume it’s there and closed.
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theveganvisa
Points +216
Peaceful dining at Yi Tian Yi Su - Edit
Yi Tian Yi Su offers delectable food for a decent price. We tried the sweet and sour lotus root, eggplant, fried rice, and tofu. All of the dishes were incredible! The staff speaks little English, but is extremely helpful and friendly. The restaurant is quite cozy with a welcoming ambiance, despite being located in a mall.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-08-31
Pros: Affordable, 100% vegan food, Helpful staff
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MarkBrumwell
Points +27
A soothing balm for weary travelers - Edit
With 16 million people, Guangzhou is a big city. It can be daunting trying to pick from the myriad options available. In my opinion, this restaurant has some of the most nourishing food In the entire city. The ambience is simple, yet tasteful and conscientious. The members of the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. From the entire experience, one can feel the love and attention to detail in which they perform their karma yoga. The food is strictly vegan, in addition, they omit onion and garlic while managing to evoke a plethora of flavors from the food. Highly recommended, don’t miss it.
Read morePros: Inviting, Repectful, Strictly vegan
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HarteHill
Points +57
Busy and good - Edit
This location is an actual restaurant just look for the sign from the picture. The building is across the street from a hotel close to an intersection. Limited English but we were able to order the fried rice without mushrooms (allergy) and she asked if they could add celery and carrots instead. They also have oatly for sale at the front.
Read morePros: Service was quick, Accommodating
Cons: A little expensive , Can get busy at lunch
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stateofzan
Points +39
Delectable! - Edit
We were very pleasantly surprised by this amazing find. Such a nice, peaceful, clean environment with great service! The food was incredible. We had the sweet and sour lotus root, eggplant, tofu and fried rice. Stunning dishes! Quite easy to find if you take the elevator from the ground floor up to the 4th floor!
Read morePros: Pure Vegan!, So tasty!, Affordable!
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reuven
Points +160
Cheap, delicious, and worth searching for - Edit
Yi Tian Yi Su isn't a fancy restaurant; it's one of many food stalls in a large mall's food court. You choose the main course that you want, and they add rice, soup, and some vegetables.
Read moreIt was very cheap (about 35 RMB), and I was pleasantly surprised -- it was very good, with a very decent portion size. The woman behind the counter was nice as well. I'm in Guangzhou for a few more days, and will almost certainly return there for another meal.
The only problem, as other reviewers have stated, is that the food court's location is less than obvious, with no signs (in English or Chinese) that I noticed. But it's worth looking; the combination of quantity and quality, along with the price, makes it quite worthwhile.
Pros: Inexpensive, Portion size
Cons: Hard to find
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CarlosGP
Points +347
Lovely place - Edit
The two previous reviews are excellent. I would only add that as of December 2018, all their observations are still true: location a bit odd to find, but worthwhile as the food is excellent, and the staff super-friendly. I have already eaten there three times during my current visit. The prices are reasonable as well.
Read moreThey also sell tea and other products.
Pros: Very friendly staff, Great food, Central location
Cons: A bit tricky to find the first time
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Darteous
Points +160
Worth coming back - Edit
I love the food here, I go here just about every weekend for my fix of a good vegan meal, 5 days of the week I'm stuck out of range. I've tried about ten of their dishes they're great, Being a militant vegan the flavor of the sea sledge sushi rolls bothered me a bit. But what I can't get enough of is what they call tofu skins, I haven't seen it anywhere else, it's flavor is similar to egg but I find it much tastier, Just be careful with the soups/teas/water though delicious it's served piping hot, so give it a minute to cool. As the other reviewer stated the word vegan isn't much used by the Chinese but I'm pretty sure all of their food is in fact vegan. Even with its isolated location they can still get busy at certain times of the day/year. To my understanding unlike many other places that will close for certain holidays Yi Tian Yi Su is open year round.
Read morePros: Friendly Staff, Great Food, Open year round
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Simon B
Points +75
A Meat- And Dairy-Free “Celestial City” - Edit
Although Yi Tian Yi Su does not promote itself as ‘vegan’ – the word has little currency among the local Chinese, the staff there informed me – the menu is entirely meat- and dairy-free. And what a menu it is: a panoply of tofu, mushroom and vegetable based dishes, some fried, some steamed (yes, the menu also indicates how the dishes are prepared), and a variety of rice and noodle sides. The problem is very much deciding what to eat…hence my returning there three times in the past month since discovering the place. The tranquil atmosphere and the lovely staff just add to lure of it.
Read moreIn fact, something must be said about the location of the Yi Tian Yi Su, which is somewhat incongruous to the ambience of the restaurant. Hidden away on the fourth floor of a shopping mall which appears to be otherwise empty (bar Starbucks, McDonalds and a Chinese restaurant on the ground floor), and a meandering walk from the nearest Metro stop (Zhujong New Town), food adventurers might be tempted to doubt their path on first visit, Pilgrim’s Progress style. But press on, and the rewards are worth it.
At 30-40 RMB per dish, the prices of the dishes are above the usual cost of ‘local’ dining, but still below those of Western-style restaurants. As very few of the dishes could be considered standalone meals, dining alone or as a couple can get a little pricey if you want a comprehensive, complete chow-down; the best value (and experience) is to be had eating in a group where the dishes can be shared and the cost thus reduced. Also, there is little in the way of deserts; there are promotions for dairy-free cakes and muffins, though these must be ordered 24 hours in advance. However, one needn’t wallow in the Slough of Despond at this - the sweet potato and pumpkin soups on offer more than suffice in rounding a meal off.
Updated from previous review on Monday November 11, 2013
Pros: The food!, The atmosphere, The staff
Cons: Expensive for singles or couples, Little choice for desserts, Difficult to find on first visit
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