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Tian Zhi Yu - Heaven Driven Vegan 天之御草食
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Vegan
Vegan
Japanese
Taiwanese
Korean
Hidden vegan restaurant on second floor of an unassuming shop (423) - just walk in the empty shop and go to second floor. Open late. Korean, Japanese, Taiwanese fusion, with an emphasis on snack items. Open Wed-Sun 4:30pm-1:00am. Closed Mon & Tue.
12 Reviews
First Review by harrisonfm
Mikrela
Points +26
Best Restaurant in Kaohsiung - Edit
Don’t be afraid of not speaking English owner, he’s actually really kind, just scared of talking to people in English. All you need to do is take the menu and post-it note and write what you want to eat in English. Sometimes he may tell you that they don’t have sth on the menu this day. After you order, enjoy your delicious food! For paying you can use cash or Line pay:)
Read moreI’m eating here at least once a week, food worth the price 😍😋
Pros: Food, Price, Ambience
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TreeRipeMango
Points +60
Great ambiance and food - Edit
Food was great. Good location and finale some late night food that isn’t street food!:))
Read moreChill guy rubbing the place.
Had good music and SMTV playing on a laptop. 11/10 would recommend.
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jenthevagabond
Points +1220
Cool 💙 Vibes! - Edit
Yes, you enter the ground floor restaurant #423 and walk all the way to the back where you find the staircase up! Nice deco! Visited on Saturday when it opened at 6pm?! Interesting menu, my options were super oily.
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siscoombs
Points +1460
Good food - Edit
The first time we walked in it was full and the guy who runs the place speaks no English, he was quite flustered and raised his voice for us to get out, we used Google translate to see if we could book in for tomorrow and he somewhat said yes, came back the next day and we managed to order with the help of a local, food was delicious, full of flavour and reasonable prices, I love the idea of the restaurant. He saw we were finished and wanted to pay and put both earphones in and went out the back, took 10 minutes for us to pay which we didn’t mind. Other than the behaviours we experienced we really enjoyed the food and ambiance.
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MarliesMulders
Points +204
I love a place like this - Edit
Restaurants like these are why I am so grateful for the cowmunity. I would never have known about or found it otherwise.
Read moreIt’s small, cozy, and has a welcoming setup and decoration. The one guy running it isn’t comfortable outside this native language and won’t say a word to you if you can’t understand Chinese. That’s fine. He has a great place with an interesting menu and meals from several Asian countries. We went Japanese and enjoyed the okonomiyaki and a rice bowl with tofu and green bell pepper.
I added a photo of the shop/diner above where it is located. It was a bit strange walking through an empty restaurant trying to get to the competition, but I think they understood that you can’t persuade someone who is specifically looking for a vegan meal.
Pros: Cozy small place, Elaborate menu, Good food
Cons: Hospitality but not upset about it
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ndines
Points +832
Hidden late-night vegan adventure! - Edit
This vegan restaurant is above a storefront (allegedly empty, though there were a couple people cleaning when I walked through). Cool vibe upstairs, run by a one-man-show. He was pretty direct with me, but I don’t speak Chinese… I heard what I assume to be friendlier communication with a couple locals. So, I won’t hold it against him. I am the one speaking a non-native language.
Read moreAs for the food - it was pretty good! I tried a tuna rice bowl that was decent, and great Korean chik’n. The chik’n was a mix of mushroom pieces and plant meat - the plant meat was incredible, the mushrooms a bit tough but still good. I would return to try more of the menu!
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KarenSuksabai
Points +4900
Cool vibe - Edit
Don't be put off by the shopfront! Go up the stairs and find yourself in a neon lit room with a serious chef who thrusts a menu and a post-it note at you to take your order. We ordered Korean chik'n, a tempura rice bowl, and okonomiyi. The chik'n was the standout for flavour and texture. The other dishes were tasty, although the okonomiyaki was a little on the greasy side. We enjoyed the experience although the unsmiling chef was a little unsettling! An interesting experience for sure.
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PatrickvanderLinde
Points +1948
What a lovely atmosphere - Edit
This restaurant can be a little bit difficult to find it is on the second floor and you have to go through a seemingly closed restaurant. But don't worry the atmosphere on the second floor is much better than the somewhat weird atmosphere on the ground floor. The restaurant seems to be run by one guy, so cool seeing him do everything.
Read moreThe menu is quite extensive both Korean, Taiwanese, and Japanese options. I tried the green pepper tuna rice dish. Normally I don't really try plant-based fish dishes but I have to say I liked it quite a lot. But the other dishes also looked amazing. On the side I had some spicy cucumber and kelp miso soymilk soup. Both excellent!
Was interesting to see the television channel of Loving Hut being played on the laptop, potentially there is a link?
Pros: Great atmosphere, A little bit hidden which adds to the atmosphere, A great one-man show
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Sas_Hstamm
Points +292
Hidden gem - Edit
When you can find it it’s a really lovely place. Quite small seating area, we were lucky to get the last places. The owner seems to do all on his own, cooking, serving, cleaning etc. but he seems to have a good organization and was very friendly. We had two appetizers and two mains and all four were absolutely great. Perfect taste. But as mentioned as it’s a one man show the food came a bit delayed and just one by one.. but that was alright as it was soo delicious. So absolut recommendation when around in Kaohsiung!
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SakuraJennifer
Points +2752
Amazing hidden gem! - Edit
The food is super tasty! The owner does everything by himself. Truly a one man show. He has an English menu available but whatever choice you make, it will be tasty! We only had one dish each and that was sufficient for us but we saw others order more. Ps. The location might be a little more difficult to find. It’s on the second floor of an abandoned shop. Upstairs it’s cozy so please go!
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JaredCaprio
Points +34
Cool dude - Edit
Cozy little restaurant on the second floor. I like the dude's style. He doesn’t say anything. He just hands you a post-it note and a menu. I used that as an opportunity to pretend like I know how to write Chinese characters. Really good food. 非常好吃!I went twice.
Read moreThe service was a little slow, but I didn't mind it. I enjoyed the vibes. I mean, it's one dude running the whole place.
Pros: Open late, Affordable
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harrisonfm
Points +854
Late Night Vegan Snacking - Edit
Loved this hidden restaurant with yummy snack foods. The take on Korean Fried Chick’n was awesome, and there were a lot of other tasty options. Kind of had izakaya vibes, but just one guy working there.
Read moreIt’s on the second floor of 423 in case you get lost looking for it. Just walk in the empty shop and up!
Pros: English Menu, Open LATE!
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