樂農, at 荃灣三疊潭圓玄學院圓玄樂農素食館, is part of a social enterprise offering vegetarian food. Located in Sam Dip Tam, the Yuen Yuen Institute was founded in 1950 to spread the principles of Confucianism, Buddhism, Taoism. Directions: From Tsuen Wan MTR Exit B1 walk 5 minutes to Shiu Wo Street. Then take minibus 81 to Yuen Yuen Institute. Second website: http://www.yuenyuen.org.hk. Previously called
Happy Veggies - Yuen Yuen . Reopened November 2021. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-4:00pm.
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Yuen Yeun Institute, Sam Dip Tam, Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 21 Nov 2021 by louis1977
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3 Reviews
First Review by Stevie
muddles
Points +297
Delicious vegetarian food - Edit
Situated in the monastery premises this restaurant serves delicious vegetarian food and mock meats. While a few items weren't vegan, e.g., fried rice comes with egg by default, they give you the option to veganise it if you want. The food was good quality and the staff were helpful. They have an English menu with pictures. The BBQ pork actually tasted extremely close to real BBQ pig fat.
Read morePros: Helpful/friendly staff, English menu, Good food
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MarsiaMS
Points +269
Local flavours - Edit
This is a great place to stop for lunch when exploring the Yuen Yuen institute. We had soup woth dumplings and a mushroom dish. All was delicious. The prices are reasonable.
Read morePros: Tasty Buddhist food
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Stevie
Points +11765
Happy Veggies - Yuen Yuen, Hong Kong - Edit
It's like Happy Veggies elsewhere. The social enterprise arrangement to employ hearing impaired staff is wonderful.
Read moreThe food is good also. It's a good idea to download the vegan passport if you speak Chinese neither verbally nor in sign language (for depending on the staff member who helps you). Dishes on the menu containing egg are marked. I believe the waitress indicated they don't milk nor honey. However such is my still abysmal grasp of HK linguistics I can offer no assurances re that.
It's an interesting setting among all the Buddhist / Taoist and Confuscist (sp?) type architecture and culture.
Pros: Vegan friendly, Social enterprise employing hearing impaired staff
Cons: 100% vegan would be better
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