I recalled the logo from a Loving Hut I came acquainted with in Camden, London. Apparently a chain…read moreof Loving Huts are sprinkled all over the planet, advocating be-kind-to-nature eating and living. This is the only Loving Hut in Victoria. So the menu is all Vegan and heavily influenced by Asian cuisines. I ordered the Tom Yaam Noodle Soup. It was packed with straw mushrooms and plenty of other veggies. Delicious and very filling. Totally worth the $12. Better than my soup however, was the entree; "Lucky Rainbow Pockets". Sweet tofu bags stuffed with string veggies as well as a secret ingredient...corn flakes! An interesting mix of sweet, sour and *crunch*, they were very more-ish. Green dining means no smoking or alcohol so you wont find any booze here, nor can you expect to BYO. What else? The service is sweet and efficient. The decor is basic yet welcoming. The Loving Hut is also somewhere you could quite comfortably come for a quiet, solo dine-in.

The definition of OG. This little spot in Richmond will hit all the right spots for any vegan or…read morevegetarian looking for their fix of decent eat out. However that said, the flavours are pretty bang on and will be to sure to satisfy the palate of the most inquiring carnivore. The service is extremely variable as you can get beyond excellent service and also very indifferent But overall the end to end dining experience was something that has had me coming back to this day. A chain that doesn't feel like a chain

This place is unbelievably good. I don't usually eat wraps because the meat in wraps is usually dry…read more(especially when it's GMO chicken), the sauce overly sweet, and the wrap is too heavy or bland tasting. However, at go green raw foods I had the most delicious wrap ever. I ordered the moroccan chicken wrap which comes with succulent bites of tender chicken, the softest buttery delicious roti ever, jalapeno peppers, spiced creamy mayo (which is homemade), capsicum, and fresh spinach. It is very filling and omg only $9. Have a seat indoors or outdoors. Their raw desserts are also well-priced starting from $4.50 a piece. The energizing juices and smoothies also look delicious. My colleague had the falafel wrap and though she is a small eater she devoured her wrap. She also raved about the roar cacao smoothie! Service is quick and the cafe owner is very friendly! :)

Ordered a coffee and a muffin. Coffee was burnt, muffin was a greasy mess and a staff member…read moredecided to berate me like a child for using my phone whilst I waited (quite some time) for my order. Arrogant, horrible human being doesn't deserve to work in the service industry. Unsure why my original review was posted under another person. Unable to delete it.

Very disappointing(with the food and service).We started with the soft shell crab burger from there…read morelunch menu which was under seasoned and served on a semi stale bun. For mains I had the John Dory which was dry and over cooked but the skin was under cooked and rubbery.My wife had the wild barramundi which was cooked but the skin was sloppy.The garlic and rosemary roast potatoes were soggy,the green beans were barely blanched with raw almonds,no seasoning or olive oil and the broccoli was cold and almost raw.

Great staff, excellent service and quality decent sized portion seafood! Have been here a few times…read morealready and it's even better if you get it on a Cudo deal!! We had the 3 course lunch with a drink. Had one of the pino gris forgot the name. The sakanaki and olives n dip to start. As main we had the seafood paella and desert was this unbelievably yummy floss honey comb ice cream chocolate thing!! The paella was really good! Seafood fresh and if only we had more room in our stomachs to finish it. oh the sakanaki ... normally am not a fan as it's quite salty in most places. The ones from Richmond oysters had the right balance of saltiness and richness.