If you want to be dissatisfied look no further and come here! lol only thing that has ever looked appetizing to me is the Hawaiian burger. we came here a lot when we first started becoming vegan, but only when we were too lazy to cook dinner. It became a disappointment every time since they knew us I guess? Most the people who work are bitter and must hate their job/ or lives because they are rude and never look happy. The burger itself im pretty sure is not really vega since the pineapple is not fresh, seems out of a can literally. I can tell the difference lol. The bun definitely not vegan or gluten free, seems like as well like a regular bun. The fries really are the only thing that kept me wanting to go but defiantly not healthy at all either obviously lol.. if you arent vegan and you want to try vegan food out Id opt out of this place. Much better options out there. another reason I stopped coming is I got a LITERAL hair in my burger and let me tell you..I have NEVER gotten a hair in my food anywhere in my life. I used to go out to many places to eat before I went vegan and this never happened to me. When my husband told them about my experience their excuse was the texture of the burger has these strings that can feel like a hair..but I already knew about that texture since the first time I ate it and I tried to ignore that every time I ate it lol...but this was a human hair i pulled out of my mouth..disgusting experience I would never recommend this place if my life depended on it. Go make your own vegan burgers at home and TASTE the difference in quality. lol read more

Great tasting food was very excited to try this place and I was not disappointed.I want to try everything on the menu!

Loving Hut - Glendale is simply awesome. The value is exceptional. Great food, Golden Vermicelli was fantastic undoubtedly. This Golden Vermicelli was done just perfectly. Service was wonderful and everyone working here was extremely nice and generous. Stop by for a visit, I promise you, you won't regret it. read more

Service was nice Food was good. Filling, "kids loved the hot dogs. " prices very reasonable. CLEAN. I'll definitely be back Did I mention? I still like to have my meet:) but it was a nice change read more

Love love love this place my hubby and I aren't vegan but we contemplate it with how delicious this food is! Anyone interested in trying some amazing food give them a try! It is a wait because everything is hand made to order! read more

Great food, worth the wait. Love the Golden vermicelli and spicy cha cha. Staff are very friendly. The pink lady drink is refreshing! read more

Loving Hut - Glendale - Vegan Near Me - Glendale, Arizona

Really yummy and always wholesome you can never go wrong with loving hut also recommend the golden vermicelli!

My family and I love this place! Very clean and well kept. Very nice and friendly staff. Everything we order is delicious and we have not been let down! It's also reasonably priced as well. read more

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In my opinion this is the better of the two Loving Huts nearest to my house. It's a great place for vegan food and especially if you're also gluten free - the menu is super well-labeled and they always ask whether gf is an allergy. I love the gf option on the pho (huge portion and super fresh veggies!) and the silken moonlight noodle stir-fry is super delicious. They ID you when you pay with card, even if it's a debit with a pin which I thought was weird. That has caused an issue once or twice when I'm picking up for my boyfriend with his card or vice versa. Not a big deal though! The place is really cute and clean and the revolving door of college-age employees are usually pretty nice. This location is a bit further from me than the Phoenix one but it's well worth the drive! read more

Loving Hut - Glendale - Au lac noodle soup (pho) with the gluten free option, and silken moonlight noodles - Vegan Near Me - Glendale, Arizona

first time here and i am delighted that i tried this place. i came here having low expectations about hos the food will taste, instead i actually enjoyed what i ate. me and my company ordered the spring rolls and the golden nuggets and i must say the appetizers were so tasty! also, for the main dishes, we did order the spicy pad thai and the delightful eggplant. the pad thai was just average but the eggplant with tofu was a must try. for dessert, i liked the pandan cake over the spanish flan. all in all, this place is a pleasant surprise for my palate. read more

Loving Hut - Glendale - spicy pad thai - Vegan Near Me - Glendale, Arizona

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Literally vegan heaven. Even my meat eating boyfriend loves it. The food is awesome and yummy every time. Also the cakes are to die for! I want to try some freezer goodies. Let me know if any of you have tried any and which ones are good. Go vegan read more

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This place is amazing! The food was really good, I had the hawaian burger with the seasoned fries. It was delicious, the portion was perfect. The place is cute and cozy really clean and the staff is nice and friendly. I will definitely come back to try other things from the menu! read more

Love Loving Hut! Employees are always so helpful and very pleasant! Food always top notch. The lemongrass tea is soooo delicious! read more

See the amazing family attempt to eat vegan!! Watch the brave kids eat fake burgers!! Observe the care and balance of the waiter/server/host who attempts to amuse the meat eating group as they balance the high wire of going green! We had a fun and adventure trying out the local vegan place that we would love to love.. but it's just not in our future. Fresh and bright inside , the decor screams: I am earthy , and healthy and well thought out . I give it two thumbs up for the refreshing design. ( except that blasted TV with "SuperiorMaster" TV channel from a Satellite Planet located somewhere near the moon of vegan. The place was empty at 4 , I hope they have more business later , they really need a better location and more informative signage. We gave a shot trying out Vegan burger with fries, they tasted okay from all accounts but not enjoyed. My husband had the only winner at the table "Cha Cha Chicken" tasty and good texture. I would order it if you made me go back . My meal was the loser ..it had 5 fake shrimp and big huge bright green bean pods ..very snappish ..I felt well Beaned. Youngest kiddo avoided the whole adventure with a bowl of rice ..wimp. We all decided if we were vegan we would like this place and be happy to come back .. but we are steak loving, dairy drinkers with our eyes on the leftovers in the fridge when we came back. On to another adventure! read more

How does a little Vegan place exist in the West Valley and I have never heard of it? How does this happen? Well, last night I had my Loving Hut cherry popped. I know vegetarians can understand how exciting it is to go to a restaurant and be able to order anything off the menu. You forget that feeling and it's so nice to have it back at times. Thank you, places like Loving Hut. Most of the menu is Asian-esque, but there is a random spaghetti on the menu which I was drawn to. The homemade sauce included onions, green peppers, little bits of tofu and other tastiness. The sauce was awesome. With every meal, you get a simple soup (my dining partner and I were unaware of this until it was brought to us) which warms your throat a little. We also ordered the spring rolls which were a solid choice. My friend ordered the lo mein and raved about her meal. Loving Hut is a great little place to get your veg on. I'm sure I'll be a regular. read more

Went to Loving hut with my GF for a Vegetarian Society Meet Up. Food is pretty simple but good and service is fast. If you are in the west valley this is your spot. if you are not in the West Valley check out Vegetarian house for a similar setup. We got the steak sandwich which was not bad, but nothing to write home about either. The Supreme Master TV stuff is funny and entertaining. read more

New favorite when I'm visiting the area! The food was so fresh and you really cannot beat the flavor profiles. I have not had a Thai Iced Tea since I was a little kid because they are usually made with sweetened condensed milk...I am proudly enjoying one today and the flavor is virtually identical without it being gross canned milk. They girl working there was so sweet and gave us the best of the best items. Everything was great- especially the oinks. read more

Omg, Loving Hut, you are so delicious!! You need to be next to my house, feeding me all the things on your menu all the time!! Yes, I would be the size of a house! No, I do not care! Oh, hey there, Yelp reader.... Everything is vegan. You must know this up front. That means: NO meat, NO dairy, NO animal products. You must not be like my Dad and repeatedly say, 'This isn't a burger! There's no MEAT in it!' No, Dad, you knew this going in. Stop it, you're embarrassing me. Don't be that guy. That said: the menu is huge. American food (burgers, spaghetti (wait, that might be considered Italian), chicken nuggets); Chinese food (chow mein, sweet and sour tofu, miso soup); Indian food (curry and whatnot). Lots of stuff. I can't remember it all! Go look at their menu online; they have PICTURES! I've been to the Loving Hut in San Francisco, so I know this stuff is good. This time I got the curry fried rice (Guru Rice I think it was called?). Spicy and delicious, just like I like it! Sprinkled with small chunks of tofu. I would have preferred larger chunks, but that's just me. My Dad got brown rice because he is a big baby. He liked it. My boyfriend got the sweet and sour tofu, and he LOVED it. He said it was the perfect combination of sweet and sour, but it leaned more sweet (which he prefers). My Mom was sadly disappointed by her Buddy Burger-- she said it was too chewy. She did, however, love the 'Golden Nuggets' (aka 'chicken' nuggets) w/ sweet ketchup, and she loved her french fries. I tried the french fries-- personally, I recommend you add some more salt, but again, that's just me. The prices are reasonable-- $5.50 for Mom's burger and $7.50 for my fried rice dish. The portions are big, in my opinion, so I found the prices fair. I even have leftovers! Grab a menu when you come in, choose what you'd like, go to the front counter and order what you want by number (each meal is numbered). If you can't decide, like me, go with something that has a heart-shape next to it-- that means it's a House Favorite and you practically can't go wrong! Loving Hut prefers you pay in cash (they have an explanation for it, read it if you want), but they absolutely accept credit and debit cards. This location is on the corner of 35th Ave. and Union Hills, at the very end of the row closest to 35th Ave. I'm a vegetarian, wannabe vegan, and my Mom is a vegetarian as well. However, my Dad and his prejudices aside, this IS a place you can take your non-veggie friends and family to as well. The layout is clean and it's not like it shoves vegetarianism down your throat (that might not be the best analogy...). You know what I mean. Don't be afraid to bring your non-veggie friends to this place, that's all I'm saying. :) read more

If the opening of a new vegetarian restaurant is cause for me to celebrate, just imagine how happy I was after I tasted the food! Jeremy and I checked Loving Hut on Friday for dinner. It's a really cute place, spotlessly clean and the staff is very sweet and helpful with suggestions. I had the steak sandwich (one of their chef's choice dishes) and it was great! The steak itself was delicious, served on crusty french bread with crisp marinated veggies. I had a beautiful orange-cranberry juice drink called the Orange Joy as well. Mmmmm! I can't wait to go back again this week and try something new. Everything looks great and I'm so pleased to have a veggie place on the north side of town. read more

I am not a vegetarian, but I really do love the food here. I always get the golden rolls and Golden Vermicelli. Delicious. And no one had to die. This is great food! And you can get your tea fix next door at PuraTea Water. read more

Every encounter I've had with vegetarian/vegan food has ended in two ways: (1) "Ugggh, how do people eat this stuff?!" or (2) "Holy hat seller, this stuff is amazing! I'm gonna convert to veganism!!" Where did Loving Hut place? #2, hooray! Yes, the food here is actually quite delicious and colorful and fun and healthy and everything it claims to be! We ordered the spicy cha cha and BBQ baguette. The spicy cha cha was veggie-based protein with sliced and diced bell peppers, tomatoes, some onions, and lettuce. It had a good kalamari-like texture with a crispy outside and a chewy (but not frustratingly so) inside. And the bell peppers gave it a good complimentary heat. The BBQ baguette was essentially a Vietnamese banh mi imitation except they added a couple of untraditional things like a lil tomato slice, mushrooms, and a generous slathering of "veganaise" (some kind of vegan sauce?). And yes, while it was delicious, it can't stand up to a real Vietnamese banh mi sandwich. However, I did very much appreciate the presence of pickled carrots and daikon which makes it much more authentic. I had one of their specialty drinks: the sunny forest, a concoction of orange juice, zesty flower petals, mint, and sparkling water. But somehow, the citrus is completely drowned out by an overpowering sweetness, as if they dumped several spoonfuls of sugar into the mix. Not very appetizing. So why 3 stars if the food is good? The price. There's no way I can justify the prices here. The portions are criminally small. A small plate of food will average $6-8. You can take that same amount of money, go to a Panda Express, and get 2-3 times as much food. So be wary of dining here often as it may lead to your declaring bankruptcy! hahaha jk. But seriously... The end! =) read more

I am not yet vegetarian and as long as big ol' unattractive pigs that inhabit the planet and taste like bacon are roaming around, well... I'm trying very hard to eat Vegetarian, sorta hard to eat Vegan (since I'm lactose intolerant, mostly) and minimally to eat Raw Vegan. But the latter is my ultimate body-loving goal - at least 80% of the time! But you're not reading this to hear about my culinary goals. This month, the S.O. and me have dubbed December 2009 - Vegetarian Month. Sadly, it had only been two days and I was already craving meat for dinner so I made my 3rd visit to Loving Hut - Glendale. First off, let's discuss the Location: I now (temporarily) reside in Glendale and this location is a pain in the @$$ even for me. Sheesh! It's near nothing of importance and if I were these brilliant enterprisers, I would search for a more convenient location for the veg-loving crowd. Now, onto the Food and Service! The reason I gave this place 4 stars follows: 1) Phoenix, the sweet, customer service-oriented server 2) The Mongolian Wonder dish at a mere $7.25. If you try nothing else here, eat this dish, people! Trying to convert an Ominivore? Feed 'em this and don't tell them it's not meat. If I could learn how to convert soy protein (which I try not to eat too much of due to it's estrogen-mimicking...), I would never touch red meat again without even a second thought. I don't know what's in the "homemade spices", but this meal is a brilliant substitute for the real thing. Have it with the steamed rice. I usually find white, steamed rice boring, but in this case, you don't want any flavors competing with this masterpiece. Oddly, though, it doesn't come with the rice but it's only an additional $1.50. 3) The simple message of doing our part to save the planet just by changing our diet works for me, even if only part-time. The decor is minimalistic and effective. 4) The water served before your meal is infused with orange and totally changes how i feel about restaurant water. I pass on straight-from-the-tap-water. Shut up! I know I'm a bit snobbish. 5) The Golden wontons are a yummy sub to the cream cheese-filled crab angels one usually gets at Asian-style restaurants. The orange joy is yummy but a bit pricey at $3.25 as is the Mumbai Spirit Chai. 6) There are a few products for sale should you wanna try and replicate something tasty you've had there. I've had no such luck but bought the products anyway. The Veggie "chicken" are ok. Why I don't give Loving Hut 5 stars: 1) Location. Union Hills and 35th Ave. Please MOVE! 2) The hours. I sometimes "forget" to eat and once made a concentrated trek way over to their location to try it for the first time only to find it closed. Arghh...There is a 2 hour time frame between 3 and 5 when they are closed. 3) Soy - Do your own research, but too much soy is just not healthy, yet it is in nearly every dish on the menu. Then the question is whether or not the soy is organic. Cause if it ain't, it's probably GMO (Genetically-Modified Organisms), and you don't wanna go there. I'll have to ask about that next time. 4) Not gonna go into detail but the whole "Supreme Master" thing kind of has a cult-like feel to it. But no one's trying to make me join anything, so I don't dwell. 5) I was very unimpressed on my 1st visit but decided to try again. The fried rice was dry and not very flavorful. And their "Golden Beauty" which is a much less flavorful and less salty version of The International Vegetarian House's Lemongrass "chicken", tasted very...soy-ee. 6) I'm not into the "Go-up-to-the-counter-and-place-your-order-then-I'll-bring-your-food-to-you" thing. I believe in full serve at a restaurant, especially if you're expecting me to tip. 7) It's a chain. Who knew? Bottom line: If you're looking for a new vegetarian restaurant to try and you have time on your hands to make the hike to the most inconvenient location on the planet (heh, heh...I'm such an exaggerator), then try this place at least once. And if you're craving beef, go for the Mongolian Wonder dish. You won't be disappointed. (Later in) December 2009 update: Oh my! The Hawaiian burger is absolutely divine. I LOVE IT! Also, I received a message from Loving Hut regarding this review. They wanted me to know that they are NOT-FOR-PROFIT, the location is family-owned and that the main goal of the restaurant is to promote "compassion". Awwww....Cool points awarded, Loving Hut! You still get 4 stars from me but as you requested, I will return! read more

I have to admit: I am impressed. I have been to a few vegan-only-menu restaurants and I was... underwhelmed. Nothing against the raw food movement, but unless it is a raw-specific place, I expect more creativity. Show me what food can do, be, taste like. Don't just cut it up and toss it on a plate. Four of us came in to eat on a Saturday and the place was PACKED. A good sign, surely, AND it was a really great mix of demographics: young and old, many nationalities, singles, couples, families... we liked that it had a wide appeal. The place smelled fantastic, too, so we started perusing the menu long before we had a table to sit at. We waited about ten minutes for a table. It's a bit like a cafeteria in that you order and pay at the counter, and the food is brought to your table. While we waited we were given a bowl of the "house soup" which, basically, was warm carrot water with a piece of carrot or two and some tiny, tiny mushrooms. We all agreed that it needed more of a broth flavor (more types of veg? more mushrooms?), but it was tasty enough and definitely whet our appetites for more. The spring rolls were really good but needed more. As we removed the peanuts for my friend, I "blame" this on us... I will have to have them with the peanuts next time. The crispy rolls were spiced and savory and light and perfectly crispy. My favorite had to be the Pate Chaude. Flaky, savory with a bite from a wonderful combination of spices, and a meatiness from the mushrooms that made us think a die-hard carnivore in our lives may not miss the meat if he were to eat it. THE dish of the day, hands down. The curries were a bit bland (Save-Planet and Divine Curry Noodles). They were fine, OK, but nothing that made us think we'd come just for that. Much better elsewhere. The Gracious Spicy Noodle soup was really tasty but it needed a tad more spice. With spicy in the name, we expected more. Some stuff is pretty basic: the sushi rolls are basic veggie sushi rolls. The rainbow salad is a tasty but commonplace cabbage and carrot slaw. The fried rice was fried rice. All yummy, all fine to eat, but nothing spectacular, different, or altogether exciting. Basic isn't bad. Four stars for the surprising and amazing pate chaude and the rolls, for sure. Ideally, 3.5 stars this trip, but I rounded up for the good parts. Couldn't go five stars for two reasons: too many items were just basic and the service is slooooooooow. 20+ minutes for fried rice (that we had to ask about)? 25+ minutes for some soup? It was a crap shoot as to what was going to be delivered and when. While they were swamped when we came in, the crowd was thinning out for their afternoon down time (they close from 3p-5p). Overall, our lunch took over 2 hours, most of it waiting on dishes to come out. No bueno if you have other plans that day. So... tasty, some major standouts, some "meh, I've had this before." We *WILL* absolutely go back to give the menu more of a chance to wow us; the ones that knocked us off our feet are worth the return. (Hopefully it's delivered a little faster this time!). read more

The sweet and sour mock chkn was delicious! The spicy fried rice was really good too. The people who work their are so friendly! One the girls that works there who has the dreadlocks is really amazing and nice ! Definitely will be back again for some good vegan food and warm welcome and nice conversation! read more

If you're vegetarian or vegan because you like eating vegetables, unfortunately this is not the place for you. This place offers "mock meat" with very few veggies. Some things, like the Hawaiian burger, are good. But I don't feel very good after a meal without fresh veggies or fruit. I do enjoy the drinks, though (Pink Lady has rose petals on top!), and I also like watching the other diners laughing at the cult-TV channel. read more

Now, I understand the difference between vegetarian and vegan. I eat meat and I love it, but my husband does not. So I wanted to surprise him and take him to dinner where he had choices. There were plenty of choices here. Don't get me wrong, I am open to eating anything. I was just as excited as he was. We ordered our food, I got the sweet and sour chicken and he got the BBQ baguette. Our soup came out and it was so NOT good....very bland. We also ordered sushi...when it came out it was warm. Now, I don't know about you...but I frown upon warm sushi. I actually enjoyed my meal, more so than the soup and sushi. But the portions were really small. He wasn't too crazy about his meal, although he said his meal tasted better than mine, I beg to differ. We had to wait at least 15 minutes before he got his side of French fries which were $3.50...for a side...ridiculous. We also ordered Jasmine ice tea, which I needed a refill because it helped me swallow the bland soup and chilled up the sushi a bit. But we were denied. I heard her say she only makes 3 or 4 gallons and it finished. My husband heard her say, people ask for 3 or 4 cups and they lose money. HAHA, yup...talk about Men are from Mars and Women are from Venus. Either way we left thirsty. We spend almost $30, and I honestly didn't think it was worth it. If you are in the area try it out, just don't make the drive if you're not. read more

I am giving this place a 2 star review because the food is actually very good. I am leaving this review because I had my brother in law in town and decided I wanted to take him and his wife to a good vegan place. We called in and ordered over the phone so we could eat inside the restaurant rather than waiting like I always have to. I was very clear that we were eating there on the phone and yet the gal decided to roll her eyes and give me attitude as if I just changed my mind. Make sure before you act out you understand what you are "frustrated about". You would have realized that it was a simple communication issue that I was not at all upset about. I am upset that I was treated the way I was from someone who clearly has no business working in the food or customer service industry. Management needs more training on customer service because this was just embarrassing on her part. read more

Horrible, horrible, horrible customer service at this location. We waited 45 minutes for our takeout order. At no point did the staff come over to apologize or offer us any thing while we were waiting. I love Loving Hut, but I will stay clear of this location in the future. read more

This was first and forever favorite of all the vegan restaurants I've ever been to. There were no vegan restaurants that I could find in rural Japan seven years ago when I went vegan. So when I came back to the States and discovered that vegan restaurant-owners existed who had all-vegan menus, I was mystified. I'd been living on 95% home cooked meals and 5% side-dish franken-meals for about three years. This place showed me what a restaurant could be. All since have been measured against this beacon of safe ordering, flavor adventure and stress-free dining. I've had quite a few items off the menu, the Save the Planet curry being my favorite, and the Mumbai chai or the chrysanthemum tea being my go-to drink depending on my mood. Sometimes, I get BOTH. I love the rice dishes, the mock meat dishes, etc etc etc. I'm never disappointed! read more

I have been to many Loving Huts and this one has the largest menu in the Valley. I often get the Golden Vermicelli and it never lets me down we were celebrating so I also got a piece of chocolate cake which I have been dreaming about ever since. Sadly this location is not close to me so there won't be any frequent trips but whenever I am in the area I will stop by. Heads up all Loving Huts close during the middle of the day and reopen for dinner check the hours before you stop by. read more

I went to this restaurant tonight with my husband and brother-in-law (who both were voting to opt for a burger joint). It was delicious, and I hope to continue to support this all-vegan choice on the west side. For those of us living out here, we know what a rarity that is! We had a large amount of food -- the golden rolls, golden wantons (both absolutely delicious and served with a wonderful sauce), and orders of the spaghetti, sweet and sour chicken, and the steak sandwich. We all tried everything and were very satisfied. My husband and in-law truly enjoyed their food and were cleaning up off of mine. Perhaps better than the food is the service. The workers there are friendly, funny, and very quick. We were served complimentary bowls of soup within minutes of sitting down, and our water glasses never got more than half empty. All this, and the place was crowded! There were several very large groups, including one vegan MeetUp group, complete with several younger children who were loving their food. I will say that the atmosphere leaves something to desire -- I didn't like the anti-animal cruelty broadcasting on the television, for example -- but everything was sparkling clean. read more

Everything is great but they just need either more staff or faster service! The wait is too long, especially if you Are on work lunch... read more

Loving Hut - Glendale - Mmmmmm - Vegan Near Me - Glendale, Arizona

I'm not a vegan by any stretch of the imagining but a co-work told me about this place. So I gave it a try and wow amazing good. The green curry is outstanding. Does this mean I'm giving up meat or fish NO but it has opened my mind to some healthy food that has wonderful flavor. read more

This place is awesome. Everything I've tried so far has been excellent. Their Saigon rolls taste like any other non-vegan roll I've had at other restaurants. Super good! I've had the burgers as well and they are also excellent. I'll be coming here as often as I can. Very friendly staff as well! read more

The food here is a dream for vegan, GF folks. The intentional, "activist" vibe was interesting and informative to me, who prefers paleo. It's hard to eat out and eat well (flavor + nutrients), but this place has it figured out. read more

I can't believe a place this delicious actually exists. Everything I ate and drank here resulted in pure euphoria. I'll be back. read more

Loving Hut - Glendale - The Wonton Harmony. - Vegan Near Me - Glendale, Arizona

My wife suggested the loving hut. Was I a little disappointed? Sure, I was seeking something much more heavy, for lack of a better word, however, the visit was enjoyable. I was raised vegetarian, so the food wasn't a stretch for me. I was more concerned with the atmosphere. I didn't want to dine in a preachy, new age joint. That is exactly what this place is. A television tells you that you will soon be going to hell (literally) if you commit any of the sins located on a scrolling list. Those sins include shooting a firearm, eating meat, etc. The presentation of this information is light, colorful and supplemented with a photo of a panda. So strange. Initially, I wasn't sure if this was an element of humor or an actual philosophy. After watching the television for another few minutes, I came to realize that the programming was a product of a television network. More of their programming aired and it was along the same lines. Enough with the message. The food was delicious, cooked properly and the presentation was cute. The portions are on the smaller side, but from a health-themed restaurant, that is general standard fare. The mixed drinks, no booze, were equally enjoyable. I've tried the "steak" sandwich, orange "chicken" and one of the pasta dishes. I would recommend them all. My wife is a fan of the golden rolls and the golden wantons, both come with a sesame sauce that is a perfect compliment. My largest complaint is that the menu offers no descriptions. There are pictures with the name of the dish and from that point on, its a guessing game. Same with the drinks, which is even more annoying because a glass of a bright green liquid doesn't give me any hint as to whether I would enjoy it or not. The names are cute instead of informative, so you're truly either going to ask a million questions or take a leap. Based on the food, I would give the place a much higher rating, but a dining experience is based on much more than food. read more

Tried this place out a couple weeks ago with my Fiancee. She is Vegan, I am not, but I'm very open to meat alternatives. We both really enjoyed our food. We started with the spring rolls, which had an excellent dipping sauce. I had the Jasmine Ice Tea that had a great flavor for an unsweetened Ice tea. My fiancee ordered the Sweet and Sour "Chicken" and really liked it, which is good as sometimes she does not like the fake meat. I ordered the Spicy Cha Cha, which is breaded soy shrimp. The breading was well seasoned, crispy and not greasy. I used the spring roll dipping sauce for the shrimp and would recommend getting a dipping sauce with this dish. All in all it was great experience. My fiancee's only suggestion is the have more veggie dishes not based on fake meats. read more

Attention vegans, you can eat it all. Everything on the menu. No meat, eggs, or dairy, however I bet cows did help make the fertilizer that was used to grow everything. The hardest part is deciding what to order. Usually a menu has one two veggie options not 20+. The menu has a few different areas, one has dinner food, like chili dogs and burgers. The other has Asian food and a touch of Indian. There are also appetizers that also seem skewed Asian and there are soups. The ambiance is a bit lacking, bright and very white bland would be the best way to inside, you order at a counter and they will bring you your food. We started with a mock fried shrimp with peppers (cha cha) its a was great however it was hard to get the two items in to your mouth at the same time. The spring rolls were nothing special. The veggie pho` was decent. read more

My mom and I tried this restaurant at the recommendation of my hairstylist and I have to say, it did not disappoint. We were seated quickly and our waitress was both friendly and helpful in answering our questions about the menu. It's not always easy to find delicious vegetarian food, but with dishes like the Saigon Rolls and the Hawaiian Burger using plantbased proteins, you don't miss real meat at all. My favorite thing there is actually the Pink Lady drink made with cranberry juice, vanilla soy milk and topped with pretty rose petals. read more

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