Guru Chay Restaurant & Coffee

BEST FOOD IN VIETNAM! Sichuan tofu and pho spring rolls and the pepper tofu wowowowo. And food came super quickly. Lovely atmosphere😻😻😻

This is our second visit this week, the food in fantastic. Great choice of dishes, everything we tried were full of flavour and good size portions. The fruit soda drinks are so refreshing. The food here is so much better than Vegan Heaven. I am a meat eater but brought my wife here because she is vegetarian. I enjoyed the food so much we came back for a second visit.

Together with the Lạt Chay Vegan Bistro this was the best all-vegetarian restaurant I visited during my first 3 weeks in Dalat. Both are equally expensive, have their unique style that weaves through venue and menu, great quality AND variety in dishes, which is rare to find. Only downside at Guru Chay: the service was seriously lacking. Despite us being one of only 2 tables, we had to call explicitly ask for repeatedly for menu (a tablet with beautiful food pictures) and for the waiter to clear our table from the empty plates after we had finished eating for 15+ minutes, as this seemingly never crossed his mind. Beyond that it was great food in a stunning venue and still a 5-star experience, as I am fairly certain that I will experience better service during my next visit.

A fantastic vegetarian spot! Everything, from the service to the food, was top-notch. We enjoyed a wonderful time in a calm atmosphere, relishing fresh juices and warm dishes. A must-try is the Lime and Pepper juice – so refreshing and energizing. We’re looking forward to coming back for more tasty experiences. Great value for money, and I’ve heard they might have non-vegetarian options too – just ask the staff. Plenty of parking available too. The staff speaks good English, making it easy for foreigners. Highly recommend this cozy vegetarian restaurant and cafe for a delightful meal.

We went there for dinner and had a great time! The menu offered plenty of vegan options and the food was delicious. The prices were rather expensive compared to other restaurants but it was worth it. Only negative thing is that the restaurant is kind of open air, so it got really cold in the evening. All in all, I would recommend a visit!

Quite expensive but for me the value adds up well :D Great food, the interior & architecture looks great! And the menu is varied with many types of dishes. Every single thing like the way they wrapped the chopstick, the tea pot, etc. looks absolutely cute 🥰 Love the atmosphere too~ The rabbit garbage bin is super adorable! Will come back again!

We ordered the pho rolls, braised tofu, mixed vermicelli and mushroom soup. Overall it was pretty good but nothing that blew my mind. I recommend the mixed vermicelli and braised tofu! In saying that, their menu is very broad so it would be harder for them to focus on improving each dish thus some dishes might be a hit or miss. The staff barely talked maybe due to a language barrier or it might just be the vibe they’re going for… The atmosphere was really nice, very aesthetic for taking photos but the lighting is quite dim. Overall, great restaurant to try once or if you’re vegetarian it would be great for special occasions :) In total we spent 595k vnd which is more expensive than local food but I think it’s reasonable.

This place is toxic as hell! It looks nice but the lady serving us today at 830am Oct 3rd didn't want to work. She must be related to the owner of the restaurant. She didn't greet us and gave my family the look up and down to see if we had enough to pay for the meals. She actually rolled her eyes at having to let us in. She didn't even seat us, so we wandered around and had to guess where we could sit. The food had no taste, and was overpriced. Its only good for photos but if you are not white or rich looking and well dressed be prepared to get treated like you are a homeless person asking for hand outs.