The ladies that work at the restaurant are incredibly nice, and the food was amazing. We tried a…read morelittle bit of everything, and there was nothing that was bad. The restaurant is inside the temple, and the grounds are extremely nice. The place is just very clean. I just love the place; it's a place to go and unwind.

Really unique spot! Found it from some reel in Instagram of 'unique Houston spots'. It's definitely…read moreoutside of the usual stomping grounds for me (outside of the loop) but worth the drive. It's in a Buddhist temple, and it is extremely calming inside. There were people doing tai chi inside of the building, and the gardens were lovely. The food was great! We got the pot stickers. I got a berry drink and my husband got hibiscus tea. Great spot!

You need to try the Com nieu tie tam!! So tasty!!!! Absolutely LOVED it!!! The service and…read moreambiance is amazing.

I said we've got to get some hot soups today while it's still cold in Houston; before it warms up…read more And a dear friend said hey let's try this vegan Vietnamese restaurant on Bellaire Boulevard, run by a mom and her daughter and I thought the Vietnamese equivalent of a "cocinera tradicional"?, sign me up. And so we met up at Tue Tam on Bellaire to sample. And I'm kind of excited about vegan Vietnamese because there's some organ meats and some flavor profiles that are meat based in Vietnamese that can be kind of goofy for me so here was an opportunity to get some flavors without having to worry about weird organ parts, cubes of blood and other stuff that aren't my first choices. I started with a soup associated with crab originally. Bun Rieu. Tomato and noodle based. John and Richi joined me and we shared a vegetarian banh xeo (perfect for anyone with allergies to shrimp. And an additional soup and a vegan riff on shaking beef. A great place for sure.

Velvet Taco at Sugar Land is pretty new. The interior is simple and colors pop. They have an…read moreoutdoor seating area too. I had the Hawaiian Poke from their Weekly Taco Feature, and their Fish n' Chips. Both tacos had fresh ingredients and the servings were generous. The tacos were delicious. Staff were very friendly - service was excellent. Plenty of parking and they have drive-thru as well. Glad that Velvet Taco decides to open at Sugar Land. Definitely a good addition to the city!

Came here to meet up with my friends. I got the buffalo chicken taco and the fish n' chips taco…read morecombo with queso blanco cheese & chips and a fountain drip. I hope to try other tacos and the bowl in the near future (maybe the velvet cake too!). Pros -A variety of choices, there are tacos and bowls and sides. -They also have combo options that is a pretty good offer. -Sign up on the app to get a free queso appetizer -Fast serving - They call out your name when the tacos are ready -Lots of small tables for guests to sit, very casual setting kind of like a diner/fast food restaurant feel. -Staff were nice and patience with questions. Cons -I didn't quite like the Nashville cole slaw under the fish n' chips. It was dry and didn't accompany well the crispy fish like it should. However, I enjoyed the fish and sauce and would get this again. Cool -They have a WTF (Weekly Taco Feature) weekly which is a specially created -Sign up on the app to get a free queso appetizer

Visited Huong Sen since we had some Vegan friends in town and I must say we were beyond impressed…read more I feel like you can't go wrong with their claypot entrees. A crowd favorite was the mushrooms with lemongrass. It's a must. We also enjoyed the chilli fried tofu. I wish I took pictures of the entrees but I can confidently say I'll be back. Keep up the amazing work in serving the vegetarian and vegan folks.

The eggplant was really good. Very pretty and colorful place. Not the biggest place inside but the…read moreservice was quick and pleasant. Went on Chinese New Year and it was packed with a line extending out of the door. I would come back and try more items.

I was in town for work and was amazed to find food that is not only vegan but really, really good!…read moreService was great! Will be back again for sure :)

I love this restaurant, if I lived closer, I would be here every week! Ha!…read more I was introduced to this restaurant via Lou MC (a fellow Yelper/friend of many years), he had a UYE here and I was one of the attendees. I came back for a solo lunch on Sunday, the restaurant wasn't packed. It's not a modernized place, but it is clean and there was no roaches in sight! There isn't a weird odor either. It appears to be family owned as the two times I've been there is a lady, a young guy, and an older man to be working. My absolute favorites are the veg grilled chicken (my mouth is salivating as I type this), veg fried rice, veg fish, veg meatloaf, and the string beans with veg meat pieces. The sweet and sour soup is tasty too. With the grilled veg chicken; that's the star of the show! Lays on a bed of lettuce with cucumber and tomatoes on the side, the faux chicken tastes way better than grilled bird. The flavor is slightly sweet, but savory and has grilled tips. It's chewy texture and full of flavor with each bite. I think they marinate it with something because it's so divine! The fried rice resembles the non-vegan version; flavorful on its own, but once I add the soy sauce the flavor intensifies into yummy goodness. It has tiny pieces of fried tofu to replace the eggs and loaded with veggies. The meatloaf is doused in savory sauce, but the faux meatloaf is tasty too. The veg fish in the sweet and sour soup was very yummy; the soup broth smooth and didn't have any chunky parts of vegetables. When I went yesterday, there was numerous calls for takeout orders. This place is popping! I was served chrysanthem tea loose leaf; the taste wasn't overpowering and it tasted like water. Very subtle. Oh and the dumplings are good too! Thick in size and crunchy hard shell, not soggy. Huge portions and matched with inexpensive prices. This restaurant is a win win in my book. Despite busyness, they appear to handle it well and don't have long wait times for your meal to arrive. The flavor and portion profile reminds me of Trendy Vegan. You'll get more bang for your buck! Service is cordial; the waiters and waitress doesn't seem too interested in table service or getting to know you. That's alright since I was watching a movie as I ate. If I had to rank Asian vegan options: Quan Yin (#1), Trendy Vegan (#2), and then Pine Forest (#3). Located in a huge parking lot, you'll sure find a spot to park.

My mom and I have been looking for a vegan/vegetarian place in sugar land and stumbled upon Vegee…read moreGreen! When we first walked in, we were greeted by the staff and they were super friendly and helpful the whole time :) The interior was well decorated and super clean. We ordered the spicy hot pot and steamed dumplings. The hotpot came with a little peanut/sesame dipping sauce that balanced out the soup base and veggies nicely. The steamed dumplings were amazing!!! The wrapper had a great texture and the filling was super flavorful. The sauce it came with tied it all together. We enjoyed it so much we ordered another plate! We will definitely come back to try another dish :) (and get more steamed dumplings)

Stumbled across this place with family for lunch one weekend and it was definitely a hit…read more Definitely one of the few and best vegetarian restaurants around the houston area ever since pine forest closed down. Would def recommend the Mapo Tofu, and try out the spicy hotpot too. The spices for the broth is very authentic when it comes to sichuan spices was the perfect numbness for me (although it may be too spicy for people with low tolerance) Customer service wasn't bad as well they were quick with offering help and was always standing by. Only thing I would say is that the restaurant is kind of small but does accommodate with different size groups with the moving tables

I had a wonderful experience at Vipul's Kitchen. The weekend thali special was really tasty. And…read morethe service was outstanding. I was taken care of by Manisha, Jacob, and Bushra. They all took care of me and made me feel at home. Excellent food, good price, and phenomenal customer service!

Every time I go to Desi brothers, I have to eat at Vipul's kitchen. Personally, I love their dabeli…read moreand khaman, sev puri and ghee dosa. I have ordered other things in the past. However, these are my favorite dishes to eat here. Dosa does take 10 to 15 minutes to make, but it's worth it. The place is clean and the staff is friendly.

First visit to this restaurant/store standalone building with a small parking lot…read more Half is the grocery store and the other half is a restaurant with a full buffet- vegetables and desserts -savory and sweet. Mid sized dining with full glass windows. Once you complete your meal, pick up your food tray, and bring it to counter next to desserts. Someone was waiting to remove empty food trays. I ordered Jasmine rice mixed veggies blend of broccoli, cauliflower, bok choy, and carrots.

Veggie me, veggie you…read more Even after years and years, still one of my fave places when I need to meat decompress. It's a grocery store that has a hot food section with dining and ready to go prepared foods. They also sell banh mis but I heard they've changed a bit. They used to have a tofu and mushroom one that was so perfection. Big pieces of tofu and mushrooms marinated in this delicious sauce. Now I heard they use a tofu and mushroom loaf that is made in house. They also have noodle soups and Vietnamese dishes (com tam, vermicelli noodles, etc) but I go for the deli style lunch box. For $11.75 you get a choice of rice (I've seen brown and purple) or noodles (I always get the noods) plus 3 choices. And a small veggie soup. The lunch box options rotate, there are some items that they have more often. I always get their green beans and I try their various tofu options. Recently they had an eggplant stir fry and it was delicious. There is also an ala carte section that has dim sum items. I love their turnip cake (law bak go). One order comes with 3 pieces and a soy sauce and a chili oil ($5.50). The grocery store has expanded and sells pantry items (noodles, rice, sauces, snacks, etc) as well as fruits and veggies and frozen items (fake meat items). If you are a vegetarian or just need a break, def try this spot. You won't regret it.

Great ambience. Fusion food. Great presentation. Different, in a positive way! We enjoyed a dinner…read morefor 3 people from 3 continents. Everyone enjoyed it! Service was correct!

Here today! My FIRST…read moretime eating Indian vegetarian food and I can't deny it was scrumptious! Indian spices adds such a taste to the palate that almost made me get up and shake my hips while clanging the bells with my fingers. My goodness, it didn't bother me that I wasn't eating meat because it was all in the spices that kept my attention. I let my friend do all the ordering and truly appreciated eating like their culture and just put everything on the table. I learned a lot about Indian culture while dining with her and appreciated the sharing between friends. I couldn't remember what she stated each dish was but took plenty of pictures for my next visit. All I will do is say, I want what's in this picture. Here today. There tomorrow!

This is a grab and go or dine inside cafe, and it is predominantly vegetarian…read more On one side of the cafe, there is a huge table with an array of already prepared dishes of tofu, vegetables, egg rolls, spring rolls, snacks, and there are desserts lined up at the counter and refrigerated shelves. On the other side of the cafe, there are tables to sit and eat, and there are menus stacked up on the counter to view. When I walked in, there were two guys sitting at a table, so there was no service or staff to wait on them at all (probably not needed). The cashier at the counter was quick in totaling up the cost and packaging of my containers into a bag, so it was an easy 'get and go' deal for me. I tried the fried rice, which was mixed with vegetables and tofu, and it was a little bland - had to add black pepper and spicy sauce to eat it. The stir fried beans, carrots, and tofu was lightly seasoned as well, so if you like well seasoned dishes, this would not be the ideal location. I have yet to try the variety of other dishes and desserts they offer, but they do offer clean and healthy vegan options.

Recently I've been liking a lot of the vegetarian Vietnamese food, especially the spring rolls and…read morethat's why here I am visiting the one seems to be one of the popular spots near Chinatown. It's a cute cozy family owned shop kinda hidden away from the main street but they got everything! It's a small dining area with a small grocery section when you enter. The aunties can't speak English but lucky me there was a young man working who can, he speaks mandarin too. He recommended me to get this plate of spring rolls. They have this one in my picture and another box that's with the vegetarian meats. The spring rolls' texture is nothing what I expected. From the look of it I thought it's got crispy filling but it was rather tasting stale. So I took a closer look, I think there are dried carrots and shallots or onions, and a lot of vermicelli. Personally, I would like the fresh veggies over the dried ones, because when they turn moist they become little too chewy for me. Also I wish the ratio of the vermicelli and veggies are more balanced, the rolls' flavor overall is still very refreshing to eat though. The fish sauce was good too, not too salty and fishy, it's on the more fragrant side. For this box of rolls I paid $10, which is little pricey for me since I have tried better for half that price. But maybe I will be back again and try other things on the menu one day.