Veggie House

Vegetarian restaurant · South Loop

Veggie House

Vegetarian restaurant · South Loop

2109 S China Pl, Chicago, IL 60616

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Pared-down Chinese restaurant serving health-conscious vegetarian & vegan delicacies.

2109 S China Pl, Chicago, IL 60616 Get directions

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@infatuation

"As the only vegetarian Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, Veggie House is a must-visit. The menu is long, with a lot of vegan options, too. To help you narrow things down, our favorite dishes at this casual spot are the orange chicken (mushrooms fried in an everlastingly crispy batter and drizzled with a sweet and tangy glaze) and the Mongolian beef, which layers a savory soy sauce on top of plant-based strips acting as tender beef doppelgängers. " - adrian kane, john ringor

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"Mongolian soy beef and salt & pepper pumpkin are some of the dishes served at Veggie House. While many Chinatown restaurants have bountiful vegetarian options, Veggie House is exclusively vegetarian with some vegan options. That means bring on the delicious mock meats. Mushroom and tofu lovers will have plenty of options," - Naomi Waxman, Eater Staff

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@infatuation

"As the only vegetarian Chinese restaurant in Chinatown, Veggie House is a must-visit if you’re vegetarian. But even if you aren’t, you can still come here and have a good meal. The menu is long, with a lot of vegan options, too. To help you narrow things down, our favorite dishes are the orange chicken (mushrooms fried in an everlastingly crispy batter and drizzled with a sweet and tangy glaze) and the Mongolian beef, which layers a savory soy sauce on top of plant-based strips acting as tender beef doppelgängers. The steamed spicy dumplings have a satisfying bite, but are mild—definitely ask for extra chili oil if, like us, you also enjoy turning your mouth into a sauna. With a decent number of booths and tables, this casual spot is perfect for grabbing a bite with friends, and maybe even easing vegetable-averse children into actually liking mushrooms (which yes, we know are technically fungus)." - John Ringor

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Reginice

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This was my first visit to Veggie House, and I was very pleased with the food! This is a vegetarian restaurant that offers vegan options. We ordered two dishes; Plant-based Orange Chicken made with king oyster mushrooms and the Singapore Noodles. Both dishes were super yummy. I could literally order the same dishes for dinner today. I thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Can’t wait to return!

Ashish Mehta

Google

Veggie House in Chicago Chinatown is a vegetarian paradise! We tried the Kung Pao Chicken and Orange Chicken (both vegetarian), Taiwan noodles, Singapore noodles, spring rolls, and mixed vegetables, and everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were bold and authentic, with perfectly cooked veggies and satisfying textures in the mock meats. The spring rolls were crisp and fresh, making for a great starter. The portions were generous, and the staff was friendly and attentive. Highly recommend Veggie House for anyone looking for flavorful vegetarian Chinese cuisine!

Sudhindra Gopal

Google

A Vegan gem in china town. The food was heavenly, the spicy dumpling was amazing, spicy. The dumplings were soft, and held the shape with the surrounding veggies. We even had MaPo tofu, wasn't spicy to the extent that we thought it would be. But nonetheless, a gem in chinatown.

Aryn

Google

Super yummy vegan options (I wish that there were markers next to what was vegan, but I think all the non-vegan options said whether they had milk or egg in parenthesis next to the names)! I love that a lot of the menu items had photos. I ordered a Sprite and got a Sprite Chill though 😭

Manisha Barse

Google

Veggie House is a great place to grab a quick bite with all vegetarian and vegan menu in the main market of China town. It's a cute little place that offers quick and efficient service. We placed order through the tablet which displayed pictures of most dishes. For detailed description of each dish one can check their website. We tried their Mangolian Soy beef and it was surprisingly so flavorful. The Taiwan noodles and spicy dumplings were also delicious, with optimal portions for the price.

NIYATI VYAS

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Love it the we had ordered Veggie House Dumplings were amazing Spicy Dumplings were salty, but ok Taiwan Noodle was awesome and highly recommended Soy Beef Fried Rice was good as well All in alll it was a great experience

V P

Google

Food is the most delicious with a great range of vegetarian dishes in the menu. Ordering was easy through a tablet and even easier to mention any dietary restrictions related to allergies, etc. We ordered a lot of different things and would love to go back for more.

Imani (animatedpassions)

Google

So delicious! I loved the interior of the small restaurant. The service was fast and smooth. The menu selection was complex and detailed. They even let you decide how much ice was in your drink or the level of spice when it came to certain dishes. Vegetarian and vegan friendly. I had the Seafood Pineapple Fried Rice and I fell in love at first bite. One of my favorites from now on!

Reginice C.

Yelp

Maranda W.

Yelp

This was a cute little spot in Chinatown that's a very solid option that is veggie centric. The braised eggplant was on point and had all the garlic and spice flavor for a soft textured dish. The dumplings were okay, not my favorite, I prefer meat dumplings for sure which means I would order something else the next time I come. The mayo tofu is another classic that was spot on and had just the right about of spicy level. The shitske mushroom was delicious, I've never had a dish like that before either the fried mushrooms. The salt and pepper were just right and not overpowering. The iPad ordering was also very helping to review all the options

Shradha A.

Yelp

This place used to be so good! Did it change owners or chef or something? I sold this option to my vegetarian friends for dinner and we were all unimpressed by the 6 items we tried. The appetizers were better than the entrees. The crab Rangoon and spring rolls were good. But the bean sauce tofu mushroom dish was too chewy. The Korean noodles were completely bland. And the red rice was absolutely dried out. The egg tofu was the one item we liked. After spending $100 on dinner, we were all munching on other snacks later, because this left us unsatisfied.

Lexi G.

Yelp

My party of 3 came in on a Saturday evening and were seated quickly. It was busy but there were a couple of tables opening up. Our server brought water and told us to order off of an iPad. Some might find this strange, but I like the freedom of being able to browse at your own pace and order when you're ready (there's also a button to press for assistance/water/bill). We ordered fried potstickers as an appetizer, which I would skip next time. But the 3 entrees we ordered were absolutely killer. We could not stop raving about how delicious it all was. We ordered the orange chicken (which was actually mushroom), Mongolian soy beef, and Kung Pao Tofu. There were no leftovers because we vacuumed it all up! They're pretty sizable portions too. We ordered sesame balls for dessert, which were nutty and sweet and the perfect cap to the meal. I will be dreaming about this meal until I can come back and eat it all again. This is amazing vegan Chinese food, I'm so grateful to have a stellar vegan option in Chinatown.

Suhani A.

Yelp

Unfortunately, I did not find this place to be very good at all. I had very high hopes going into it because of all the vegetarian options, but the flavors were very off. The cauliflower had great crisp, but had no flavor at all. The eggplant was also bad and I couldn't even eat it. A noodle dish I got was fine, but it wasn't great by any means. Overall, I think the food is just much more bland here than I would've expected.

Paige A.

Yelp

Wildly delicious food. It was more expensive for lunch than expected but the quality was truly exceptional. The chili peanut gyoza were soft, well seasoned, and generously sauced. The wonton soup had a fantastic broth with generous wontons and fresh broccoli. The beef fried rice had fantastic flavor and the added broccoli was a great option. I'd go back in a heartbeat. The only small miss was we asked for a side of chili garlic sauce. It had a weird bitter sour taste that I don't associate with a chili garlic sauce and didn't taste like the sauce used on the gyoza but it wasn't really a detractor. The place is also super clean with a great bathroom. Totally worth a trip.

Kyle G.

Yelp

Incredible restaurant. Everything is vegetarian! We are family style with friends and got several dishes. They were all good, but the mapo tofu and the salt and pepper shiitake mushrooms were the stars of the show. Food was served very quickly and service was good. They had so many other things that we almost got, like vegetarian wonton soup. Definitely check this place out!

Bea A.

Yelp

Veggie House might be the only Chinese restaurant that has a full menu of vegan and vegetarian options in Chicago. Overall, the menu is solid and pretty extensive for a vegan/vegetarian restaurant. I think even meat lovers can find something on the menu that would satisfy their cravings. My favorite dishes are the Crispy Turmeric Oyster Mushrooms and the Salt and Pepper Egg Tofu. There are also plenty of dishes that have plant-based meat substitutes if you're interested in a vegetarian version of a classic Chinese dish. I definitely recommend!

Bryan C.

Yelp

This is first vegan restaurant I've tried in Chicago's Chinatown. After a indecisive search for a vegan, Veggie House was the choice. The place was pleasant, clean and inviting. We were directed to a table and a tablet to browse through the menu and to place our orders. We ordered sweet and sour chicken: which was crispy and chewy and tasted good but noticed that the chicken nugget was a small piece of cut mushroom deep fried in batter (mostly fried batter). Beef fried rice was surprisingly good, better than I thought it would be. Mongolian beef was surprisingly flavorful with the mixture of green onions, red chili, dried noodles, which was tasty. The overall dining experience was great, they had pretty decent portions, a little pricey but overall it was a great first vegan experience in Chinatown. Would definitely like to try more on their menu, worth a repeat visit.

Sheena Y.

Yelp

I was excited to try this because it was listed as a must try in Chinatown Chicago. To be honest, the food wasn't but the prices are ridiculous. I ordered an appetizer and a main dish and it came out to 30 bucks. An order of 4 dumplings alone was 9 bucks. I wouldn't come back to pay those prices again.

Sydney H.

Yelp

There were soooo many things I wanted to try from Veggie House, but we stopped by so many places in Chinatown I had to just choose 1 dish so I wasn't too full. I'm so glad I decided on the Kung Pao Tofu because it was the best tofu I've ever had!!! I have a low spicy tolerance, but it was too spicy at all. I still thought it was so good. Even my non-vegetarian boyfriend loved it too. Although this is a sit down restaurant, you order on an ipad which I didn't love. The ambiance inside was casual and pretty quiet, but I enjoyed my food so much I really want to go back.

Penny B.

Yelp

I had see a lot of good reviews about this vegan spot. As a vegetarian, it caught my eve and really wanted to try it since it difficult to find good Asian vegetarian friendly food. It's located right in the China house square about 5 min walk from the red line station. We went here for a lunch just the two of us. Service here is great! The server brought us a tablet to put in our order and the food came out pretty quickly. We had the crab rangoons, steamed dumplings, and for the main dish we had the the pad Thai. The crab rangoon and dumplings were great. Ordering the pad Thai is where I think we went wrong. The noodles were absolutely doused in a sauce that was too sweet and too sticky. If you do plan to go here, I say don't get the pad Thai but the apps were great!

Mary B.

Yelp

Wonderful food, good prices, quick service, able to handle a crowd. Everything was delicious.

Grace Q.

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Anuj S.

Yelp

Gotta say this place just continues to be one of the best Chinese joints for us as vegetarian foodies in Chicago. I had dinner here again tonight and I have to up my review to 5 stars. Today, it was a party of 6 with family and friends and it was just awesome, as always. Not surprised, but I'm happy to have introduced my friends to the place. They have this tablet ordering system, which is cool, but also kinda ok. I guess you have to get used to it. They were forgetting items we had submitted a couple of times, but did bring them out upon reminding them. One thing is say is they really shouldn't charge for hot sauce, but they charged $1.50. why do you nickel and dime a customer paying a $120 bill. Seemed kinda silly. Appetizers: Cauliflower - loved it crispy and flavorful Spinach and Mushroom Soup - good Hot & Sour Soup - meh... Hit throat too much Dumplings - great flavor and gravy Entrees: Braised Eggplant - classic Kung Pao Chik'n - really good, but could've been spicier Mongolian Bif - nice base taste House Fried Rice - kind of meh... Idk why I'm doing the intentional misspells, but just a reminder that these are all vegetarian items. Pick the top notch stuff and keep on coming back. That's my plan.

Nayeli S.

Yelp

You ordered from a tablet which made it easy to see all of the options and not have to wait for a server. The Kung pao plant-based chicken was made of oyster mushrooms and was perfectly crispy with texture similar to chicken. I was impressed by how well the meat substitutes were made to taste like the real thing.

Michelle L.

Yelp

This place is a hidden gem. Despite its name and the white, sterile interior, the food is actually so delicious. Some of the food doesn't even taste vegetarian bc of how flavorful everything is. We use a QR code to find what we want and the server takes our order. But definitely recommend the mapo tofu and eggplant dishes!!

Julia Y.

Yelp

The spicy dumplings were the perfect texture and the sauce had a nice flavor without actually being a burn-your-mouth-spicy. The veggie crab cakes were by far by favorite though as the inside texture was creamy and thick with a thick crispy crust and a 10/10 sweet dipping sauce.

Barbara M.

Yelp

The food was absolutely delicious! Service was good. Ordering was a breeze with the tablets at the table.

Jessica C.

Yelp

Located in Chinatown Square on the east side, not hard to find. Lots of great options to choose from in various categories like appetizers, tofu, noodles, mushrooms etc. the Lions mane mushroom dish and mapo tofu were my favorite. Not much ambiance when we got there at 6pm on a Thursday but by 7pm there were lots of people there for dinner. I loved that you can order on the app which lets you add to your order too. Our server was there to help answer any questions and he kept the water refilled all the time! Definitely recommend!

Mona T.

Yelp

I've been here twice and the food has always been pretty solid; not mind-blowing but will satisfy your meatless cravings for a typically meat-centric cuisine. After all, I believe this is the only fully vegan/vegetarian restaurant in Chinatown, so major props to that. It's also much less busy than all the other restaurants in the new Chinatown square--both times I've been here, during an otherwise bustling weekend afternoon, it's been pretty empty with no wait. I've tried the following dishes, all of which were solid (**= especially recommend): - Fried turmeric wood ear mushrooms**: Amazing crispy texture and flavor - House tofu** - Mongolian soy beef: The soy beef was well sautéed and had a nice meat-like texture, though a little lacking in flavor - Veggie dumplings - Spicy dumplings: This dish was the weakest compared to the rest, in my opinion and also wasn't spicy The prices are pretty reasonable and comparable to other Asian vegan restaurants I've come across. The service is friendly, and the restaurant is quiet, clean and neatly decorated. -- Price (relative to peers): 4.5/5 Food: 4/5 Ambience: 4/5 Overall Value: 4.5/5

Roseann M.

Yelp

I really hate to give a vegan/vegetarian establishment anything less than a 5-star review because I want to support such businesses, but I can only give 5 stars when the restaurant really deserves them. Veggie House doesn't. It is okay. Nothing more. The physical premises are clean and bright. We three arrived for a weekday lunch when there was only one other table occupied. The waiter came quickly to give us water and utensils. He seems to have a good memory, too, because he did not write down our order. He repeated our selections and, bless him, he turned them into the kitchen correctly. I don't know if he relies on his memory when the restaurant is busy, but it worked when there were only two sets of customers. We shared the potstickers. They are fried, and very tasty. The best part about the veggie fried rice was that the vegetables are cut small. Don't ask me why, but I'm happiest with small bites. The problem was, the veggie fried rice, even those sweet small veggies, had no flavor. None. Nothing. I poured on the soy sauce. The seafood pineapple fried rice is an interesting concept that doesn't work. It has a strange aftertaste. We tried to identify it but couldn't. The orange chicken is made from mushrooms. Very clever! The "chicken" has a nice consistency, but again, despite the bright orange color, not much flavor. The broccoli was cooked well. In conclusion, everything was fine. Everything was okay. Just okay. Nothing except the potstickers was really good or memorable. Our lunch group has no plans to come here again.

Colbie S.

Yelp

Great place to eat for vegetarians and vegans in Chinatown, it is nearby a lot of other cool restaurants and shops to check out.

Micaela W.

Yelp

Very happy to not have to give up some of my favorite dishes while eating vegetarian/vegan! Pretty large selection, the green beans with the pickled vegetables were really good

Nandeeta P.

Yelp

Great place for dinner. The dumplings were steaming hot and fresh and have a very tasty veg filling. The noodles are very tasty, not spicy, but great nutty/salty flavor. Kung pao tofu comes in a sweet and spicy sauce with rice on the side. Perfect amount of food for 2 people. Service was great! Highly recommend for vegetarians

Karen S.

Yelp

I don't see what the hype is all about. Initially I was very excited to try Veggie House, but after my initial visit, I'm not impressed. I ordered the spicy dumplings and the wonton soup. The same dumplings were in the soup but just had chili oil on top. The wonton soup had two pieces of broccoli and no other veggies. The server seemed like he did not want to be there and just pointed at the iPad to order. Food quality could be better and I'm not really interested in the mock meat.

vernon c.

Yelp

This place has many of the classic Chinese food favorites but all done vegetarian style and its fantastic. I am a meat eater and I adore place when Im trying to go light on the meat during the week and I always leave satisfied and not missing meat at all...Thats how well done these dishes are. I've eaten just about half of what's on the menu here and I haven't had a bad meal yet. Can't wait to go back next week!

Josephine M.

Yelp

Gorgeous food, fantastic and friendly service, fantastic location with great ambience.

Selena d.

Yelp

veggie chinese food! super yummy, ok service, cute ambiance. the spicy dumplings were very good, would recommend.

Priyanka P.

Yelp

Veggie House is a hidden gem in China Town that is fully vegetarian. Staff is friendly and portion sizes are decent. My husband and I ordered the Mongolian "beef", Kung Pao tofu, and spicy dumplings. I loved all dishes but the Kung Pao tofu was my favorite - it was a perfect blend of sweet and spicy and the texture of the tofu was crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. Between the two of us, the food was plentiful and I will definitely be coming back!

Kats M.

Yelp

The food was packed of flavor. You won't go wrong getting the items I chose. Everything was delicious I can't wait to go back. Everything is made fresh to order as well. Don't take my word for it go try it.

Neil R.

Yelp

With two vegetarians in our family, we are always looking for good options - Veggie House was ideal. Not only did they have a wide range of options but also every dish we ordered was delicious! We can't wait to come back!

Rupal P.

Yelp

We really enjoyed dining in at Veggie House. We took my 2 year old and they had high chairs. We ordered from a screen at our table and the food came out very quickly. Everything we tried was delicious - I especially loved the orange tofu. The restaurant itself was clean, bright, and with plenty of tables.

Sarah R.

Yelp

Delish restaurant! My husband who is a picky eater loved loved loved it. Totally recommend it.

Nick J.

Yelp

Very good food! Tons of vegan options. This was a very special treat and we will return for sure!

Faria M.

Yelp

The perfect spot in Chinatown for vegetarian & vegan eats. I stopped by Veggie House when I had a few vegan friends in town, and I was excited that there was a restaurant in Chinatown that I could take them too with a variety of vegan options. Went on a weekend around noon, and it wasn't too packed yet. To note: not everything on the menu is vegan, so make sure to read the dish descriptions / ask the server if you want to clarify if something is. Everything has a big portion size, so sharing family style is encouraged. Everything was hot & fresh, and tasted delicious. Overall would recommend if you're vegan/ vegetarian or even if you want to try some more veggie dishes!

Jesse S.

Yelp

Fantastic little spot for fresh food in the heart of Chinatown. There's lots of options around here, but this one stands out. Serving sizes are quite large, so plan on sharing! Highly recommend the crispy turmeric oyster mushrooms. They've got a light flavorful crisp on the outside and a bit of a mushroom squish on the inside. The fried basil leaves on top add to the taste. I was t a huge fan of the bed of fried noodles underneath, but easy to skip over those. Curried vegetables was a great mix - red and green bell peppers, baby corn, potatoes, celery, green beans, zucchini, carrots, and broccoli. Certainly more variety than most places. There wasn't a ton of curry but it was nice savory. Also comes with a bowl of rice. Service was great and food came out extra hot. Just be sure to pull up the QR menu when you sit down to get started. You can also pay the bill directly through an app at the end.

Aakruti V.

Yelp

This place has good food and a really dedicated delivery team. I ordered kung pao tofu to the Pendry Hotel. I was suffering from covid so I couldn't leave my room. The delivery person was not familiar with the hotel I was staying at, and his English wasn't very good but he really teeny above and beyond to get me my food, and was good at communicating. He was able to get my food to the front desk of my hotel on time. When the hotel left my food outside my door, it was still warm. The food itself was really good. I had kung pao tofu. There was a good balance of veggies to protein to peanuts. It also came with a good helping of rice on the side. It was great comfort food for someone who was bummed about having to quarantine during her vacation. If you're ever in Chicago, this place is definitely worth a visit.

Brooke J.

Yelp

I ordered this after having a horrible experience at a local Mexican restaurant. I placed an order for delivery. They came 20 mins before the scheduled delivery time! The food was hot as delicious. The fried items were crispy. Salt and pepper soy shrimp - Unbelievable, so delicious. Exactly what I was looking for. I give it a 10/10. Spicy veg dumplings - So tasty! Not too spicy. Steamed, not fried. 9/10 Spring rolls - Not sure if it's standard, but I got 4 spring rolls in one order. Again, delicious. But not sure I'll be able to eat all 4. I just felt like I had to leave a review for this business as the food and service were amazing. Places like this should get as many positive reviews as possible. I'm from out of town but will eat here any time I'm in Chicago.

Joyce C.

Yelp

Delicious food!! While of course this won't be your traditional Chinese dishes, this is one of the best vegetarian Chinese places I've ever been to. I have a friend who is vegetarian and I wanted very badly to take her to a Chinese place. I believe this is the only location in Chicago with vegetarian and vegan dishes (exclusively at least) We had the veggie rangoon, veggie house dumplings, crispy tumeric oyster mushroom, thai crispy tofu, and taiwan egg noodle. Everything was amazing but my favorites had to be the veggie rangoon and crispy tumeric oyster mushroom. You NEED to try these! The veggie rangoon is also so creamy but has the perfect balance of cream cheese to pumpkin. An honorable mention is the veggie house dumplings, which surprisingly tasted very much like the dumplings you get at dim sum, minus the meat. If I weren't here just for vacation, I would want to come back to this spot over and over again because of how delicious it is, and I'm not even vegetarian!

Steve A.

Yelp

Among the best restaurants in Chinatown Square is this all vegetarian eatery. It has a Chinese menu, except there's no beef, chicken, pork or any meat. Veggie House is among Chicago's best vegetarian. Mostly it's easy to get a table, as this place can be hard to find. This is certainly worth coming to for those looking for plant based Asian stuff. First you have to get to Chinatown Square, the big outdoor mall on the north side of Chinatown. It's on the first floor on the north side of the interior. They may have additional seating on the second floor but I'm really not sure. After finding out about this place, we made sure to go the next time in Chinatown. The menu seems to be mostly vegan. It has only a few items with dairy. There's plenty that have no animal products. I had the very accurately named Kung Pao Plant Based Chicken. It's about $15 at dinner. This has bell peppers, celery, chili, king oyster mushrooms, onions, and peanuts. Mushrooms are breaded and tossed in a spicy sauce, and these both feel and taste like breaded chicken. She had the Vegan Sweet And Sour Chicken, and that was good too. I had some of it. The portions of the dinner entrees are big so chances are you'll have leftovers. Got to also mention this important bit. In addition to pretend beef and chicken, they also have plant based seafood. This makes it possible for vegans to cure their cravings if they still miss that fishy taste.

Olivia A.

Yelp

LOVED their orange tofu, had real bits of oranges and tasted exactly like a good crunch of orange chicken, except with tofu! Staff seemed nice. Busy at the time we arrived so they had a full house of big groups. My boyfriend said his wonton soup was very light in flavor so just be aware of that.

Vivian G.

Yelp

Luv the hot and sour soup. Very tasty. Great customer service. Their Shitaki mushrooms is great too

Dipali P.

Yelp

Food was delicious! Service ok There was pretty bad smell in the restaurant, definitely think it could be cleaned up a bit. Plates and spoons were pretty scruffed up.

Sam M.

Yelp

Takeout arrived promptly and hot/fresh. Have to try more dishes for a definitive rating and I don't eat the faux meat stuff, but this experience was enjoyable.

Sherlyn G.

Yelp

Food was good, until I got food poisoning but sounds like it was just me. Besides the food our server made us feel rushed by asking if we want boxes when all of the entrees barely looked touched. I figured I might as well say yes and along w the boxes he also brought our check. I paid immediately but still stayed for another 30 minutes to finish eating. Our server kept passing by and staring as if he wanted us to leave when we were one of 2 parties in the restaurant. Safe to say I will not be going back

Tabitha W.

Yelp

I was so excited to dine here because when I'd looked them up online, I saw several photos of vegetarian sushi. However, I did not see any sushi on their menu at all, which was disappointing. My husband and I shared an order of the Vegetable Crab Rangoon and Salt & Pepper Soy Shrimp. I am glad to see such unique vegetarian offerings! There are definitely more items I would love to try.

Nidhi P.

Yelp

Love this place! Great food, service is great, and they allow outside beverages so you can bring in bubble tea from a different restaurant.

TJ J.

Yelp

Ordered the Crab Rangoon, Salt & Pepper Shrimp and the Mongolian Beef to share with my daughter. We loved it so much we ordered second orders to go so that we'd have leftovers. Great decor, cozy and eccentric just the way I like it. I'd post pics of our entrees, but we totally forgot because everything smelled and tasted so amazing.

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Mary B.

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Wonderful food, good prices, quick service, able to handle a crowd. Everything was delicious.

Grace Q.

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Barbara M.

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The food was absolutely delicious! Service was good. Ordering was a breeze with the tablets at the table.

Jessica C.

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Colbie S.

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Great place to eat for vegetarians and vegans in Chinatown, it is nearby a lot of other cool restaurants and shops to check out.

Micaela W.

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Very happy to not have to give up some of my favorite dishes while eating vegetarian/vegan! Pretty large selection, the green beans with the pickled vegetables were really good

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Josephine M.

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Gorgeous food, fantastic and friendly service, fantastic location with great ambience.

Selena d.

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veggie chinese food! super yummy, ok service, cute ambiance. the spicy dumplings were very good, would recommend.

Priyanka P.

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Sarah R.

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Delish restaurant! My husband who is a picky eater loved loved loved it. Totally recommend it.

Nick J.

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Very good food! Tons of vegan options. This was a very special treat and we will return for sure!

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Vivian G.

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Luv the hot and sour soup. Very tasty. Great customer service. Their Shitaki mushrooms is great too

Dipali P.

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Food was delicious! Service ok There was pretty bad smell in the restaurant, definitely think it could be cleaned up a bit. Plates and spoons were pretty scruffed up.

Sam M.

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Takeout arrived promptly and hot/fresh. Have to try more dishes for a definitive rating and I don't eat the faux meat stuff, but this experience was enjoyable.

Sherlyn G.

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Nidhi P.

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Love this place! Great food, service is great, and they allow outside beverages so you can bring in bubble tea from a different restaurant.

TJ J.

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