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Nice vegetarian/vegan restaurant however its a bit pricier than other Chinese/Asian restaurants in the same style. I ordered the sliced mock beef with…
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Found this venue while I am lost in Southbank. Very good food for vegetarians! I really cant believe what I had was made out of soy and mushroom! Vege…
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Im not a vegan but this place might change that. Everything taste so fresh and full of flavour. Try a few of their chef recommendation. Staff was very…
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Vegie Kitchen 天æºç´ 食館 is open for Casual Dining. Vegie Kitchen 天æºç´ 食館 serves Vegetarian and Asian dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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5 Reviews on “Vegie Kitchen 天æºç´ 食館”
Nice vegetarian/vegan restaurant however its a bit pricier than other Chinese/Asian restaurants in the same style.
I ordered the sliced mock beef with spicy sauce. Was very plain so we asked a waitress for chilli oil which added much needed flavour in the dish. My friend who ordered a mock duck shared the same opinion.
Customer service was quite rude at times. Demanded if we wanted to order tea straight away instead of giving us time to look at the menu. It is however a good place to go for a quick meal after seeing a movie at Crown.
Found this venue while I am lost in Southbank. Very good food for vegetarians! I really cant believe what I had was made out of soy and mushroom! Vegetarians should be here and try this out!
Im not a vegan but this place might change that. Everything taste so fresh and full of flavour. Try a few of their chef recommendation. Staff was very friendly and attentive. I would go back again
This is more of a 3.5 stars, and is based partly on the fact that I’m not overtly fond of vegetarian food that tries to mimic meats (instead of just doing veges well), and on the quality of the food.
Had dinner here and was not particularly fond of the food. Obviously, considering I’m not a vegetarian, I’ll be comparing their fake meats to the real thing, and it’ll most likely fall short. Strict vegetarians will likely have a different opinion of restaurants such as these. Honestly though, I see it being much more meaningful if vegetarian restaurants focused on preparing real vegetables in interesting and thoughtful ways, rather than try to mimic the taste of meat. I did not really see much of that at this restaurant – the vegetables were prepared in a pretty standard manner.
Ordered the mee goreng noodles which had a spicy kick and was nice. The satay chicken was nice too but the noodles were so so. It came pretty quickly though.