
Vegan
Chinese
A reconstructed 3rd-century Buddhist temple features towers, a library & a traditional garden. Offers a vegan food menu which may include different types of noodles and changing appetizers. There is also a coffee shop in the same hall that offers plant based milks.
2 Reviews
First Review by Manjuvegan
soulgrinder
Points +432
Vegan noodles! - Edit
Come here for vegan noodles! Usually the kitchen also provides some small side dishes too. They also offer entirely vegan coffee/hot drinks.
Read moreI visited during the new year time so the temple was incredibly busy and there was a huge queue to get food, but it did move quickly. The seating area is massive so there is plenty of space.
The way the system works is that you are given the food 'for free'. There are QR code you can scan to donate a small recommended amount for your meal or lots of big red boxes for cash donations.
There's a shop in the temple selling various snacks - I've included some images of the snacks that are vegan friendly. All delicious! There are ingredients on the boxes for sale so you can use translate apps to check.
Updated from previous review on 2025-02-16
Pros: Affordable, Generous portion, Beautiful location
Cons: Busy at peak times
Guest
Manjuvegan
Points +857
Visit a temple, eat delicious food - Edit
Eternally thankful for vegan temples in China. The restaurant offered noodles and different appetizers (for extra charge). The food was delicious and filling. I also had a latte with oat milk. Funnily enough, the food and the latte cost the same (~30¥) 😅
Read morePros: Inexpensive
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