I am a vegetarian, and its hard to find a good spot especially in surrey that offers a great vegan…read moremeal, thats both western and Indian. By far my fav vegan burger!! The menu was great, lots of items you can order pizza, pasta, and Indian! I got a few dishes, and I was happy with them all. I really enjoyed the veggie burger, and the tandoori paneer plate & the cauliflower wings. Everything was flavourful, and felt healthy, I didnt feel gross after eating this food (most places in surrey you feel like there is MSG and feel not good after eating it) but I felt leaving good! The place was busy when I came in and the staff was very nice and attentive Overall it is very clean, and there is absolutely no meat or eggs there. I will certainly be back to try other items on the menu!

My boyfriend and I were planning on watching a movie at the nearby Strawberry Hills Cineplex. After…read morea search of restaurants in the area, we found this one. A vegetarian bistro and we had just been talking about trying more vegetarian dishes? Why not? As the name suggests, it is small and quaint, buried in a strip mall and one of those "blink and you'll miss it" places. The decor reminded me of a contemporary restaurant where everything is chosen based on their ease of ability to be cleaned (and for the record, the place was clean), with enough seats to sit about 15 people, and I may be rounding up. We were the second table to enter and we were greeted promptly and given the menus. Perhaps I was misled by the restaurant name and did not really know what to make of the meat dishes that I saw: Beef burger? Chicken Nuggets and Fries? Crispy Chicken Burger? I saw nothing to indicate they were the vegetarian version of chicken nuggets or beef burgers, and about 2/3 of the menu was vegetarian or vegan options, so I surmised they must have put a few meat options there to satisfy any meat eaters that wander through the door. I settled on the Spaghetti with Veggie Balls and the boyfriend ordered the Veggie Curry. The pasta was quite filling (included garlic bread) and I discovered the veggie balls and/or sauce was a tad above my spiciness tolerance level, and was even spicier than the Veggie Curry. In hindsight, I wasn't surprised: it is my personal experience that a lot of the times a vegetarian dish will have a lot of spices added in. Chalk it up to not reading the ingredients carefully and thinking things through. In terms of service, I thought it was great. Water glasses were filled regularly, the waitress checked up on us to ask how we were enjoying the food. I would be very interested in coming back and trying other items on the menu!

Wow, this was a fun visit! I always enjoy trying new places with new flavors, and my visit to the…read moreIndian Burger Joint left me wanting more. Definitely come here for their burgers. I ordered the Paneer Tikka Burrito Bowl (super filling and quite a lot of food). My partner had the Jain Paneer Zesty burger. I personally wouldn't order the paneer bowl again, it kept me full for a long time and was a bit on the spicy side for my taste. Next time I'll shy away from the paneer and try one of their signature burgers instead! We shared a Rosy Rose Sharbat refresher to drink, which was salty, unique and delicious. Radhika was super friendly and helpful with the menu (there's a lot of choice here when it comes to burgers!). The space itself is big, with lots of seating, and the area is fairly quiet on the weekends. Plus, it's just a short walk from Main-Street-Science World station.

Great place to hang out! The food is amazing as they claim, good amount of vegan options. Their…read morelemonades are amazinggg (guvava is my go to), the staff was welcoming and making sure the service is on point.

We came here for lunch but for our late lunch we actually opted to have breakfast sandwiches. When…read morewe asked whether the breakast sandwiches were still available the guy at the counter pulled up a screen on his monitor with a list of breakfast sandwiches. My daughter chose Crispy Chickun Egg sandwich and I chose the Egg, Tomato and Cheese. Both our sandwiches had plant based egg and plant based cheese in it. I'd had the Egg, Tomato and Cheese breakfast sandwich here before but it had been awhile. It tasted even better than I remembered it! I was impressed with the plant based cheese in my sandwich. It had a closer resemblance to real cheese than I remembered. It was sooo good. I took a bit of my daughter's Crispy Chickun. The Crispy Chickun at this place never ceases to amaze me. Food here is sooo good. The one thing that would have made this meal better though would be if it been less greasy. There was a ton of oil that came out of my daughter's Crispy Chickun sandwich. A bit less oily and this would have been a 5 star review. Taste and texture of the food is always on point.

I ordered the potato burger thinking it would be a light and flavourful burger compared to no bull…read moreburger. It is a tasteless Patty with no flavour at all. it can be made better!!

Over the years, I've managed to eat at their previous three restaurants, and finally made it to…read morethis one, the last one standing. The food, the ambience, the service are all outstanding Creative and comforting vegan food done really well. Like in the previous location, staff are attentive and caring I really hope this location survives in this challenging economy for restaurants.

I've been here twice now and both times the food has been delicious…read more I love the menu is clearly labeled allergen menu. I'm dairy (all vegan here) and gluten free. My boyfriend loved this place and he got a chikken burger and fries. I got one of their specials for the week. Both meals hit the spot for us. There is parking but would recommend looking around the neighborhood behind the restaurant for a good spot.

Located inside Tera V Burgers, this place is a great addition to Kits! The menu in the restaurant…read morediffers from online and they were out (or not making anymore) a few options. They have EXTENSIVE dessert options! I was too stuffed to even consider but they have ice creams, cookies, cakes! I ordered their buffalo chicken wrap (comes with mayo, onions, lettuce, and tomatoes). I'm not sure what chicken they use but it's delicious. The wrap itself could have been heated more to make it pliable. The lettuce is crispy and adds a perfect bite. I prefer a lot of lettuce so I was happy with the ratio! I also ordered their cauliflower tempura with sweet chili sauce! It was delicious and the batter was perfectly spiced. Food was delicious, service was super friendly and casual! Prices are also super reasonable!

Delicious vegan junk food! As others have said, this is not an all-vegan place so just be careful…read morewhen ordering. They might not understand that you need vegan cheese, dressing, etc. The chicken itself is a mock meat that's really delicious (they show you the ingredients when you're checking out online but I didn't take a screenshot). I got the coleslaw crispy chickun burger and it was filling enough without a side. Friendly staff too. But yeah, for me they lose a star because they have "vegan" in their name but they're not all-vegan and I'm not super sure staff understands the difference between "vegetarian" and "vegan" just yet.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE 5 stars: that's what happens when you…read morecome across a desert of vegetarian places, yet find one with good food, service, at very reasonable prices! === 2. FOOD - Eggplant & Beancurd ($10.50): how does one describe how the this dish's namesake is amazing with Napa cabbage, a boiled egg, all on a bed of rice? Points for portion, taste, and price! - Vegetarian BBQ Pork Rice ($11.75): if there was a bento box that was healthy yet tasty, this may be it! From the rolls, Napa cabbage "salad", boiled egg, and the generous portion of imitation BBQ pork on rice - each compartment is a treat! === 3. SERVICE For a food stall in a food court, the service was good in English, and I heard it going well in Mandarin also. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's the Parker Place food court, so it's as good as you are comfortable with it. Despite the closeness of the tables to each other, wheelchairs and baby strollers will fit. Parking is as good as your luck in the constantly-busy shopping complex lot.

Another fabulous lunch special. Been here a dozen times. Consistently delicious. Very nice polite…read moreowners. Attention to detail.

Old school Moosewood style vegetarian…read more With an additional kicker. There is nothing "light" about this vegetarian food. This is hearty fare that will stick to your bones. A cold rainy city needs to have hearty fare that sticks to your bones. And if the cooking is fine and the raw ingredients are first rate, I will take that hearty fare in a summer heat wave too. * * * Naam has blueberry milkshakes to die for. Granted, all of the Pacific Northwest has amazing blueberries. Plenty of places make blueberry milkshakes. Blueberry milkshakes in season are just good. Most places in Vancouver do not make blueberry milkshakes. The 5% that do deserve all the loving you can give. * * * I ordered a Veggie wrap off of the "light" side of the menu. That "light" veggie wrap could have fed a lumberjack for an entire day. A heavy deep rich whole wheat tortilla was filled with potatoes (!!), homemade green salsa, homemade red salsa, and five or six other kinds of vegetables. The tortilla was burrito sized. This was way more solid eating than a Texas egg and potato taco. Or a plate of Texas egg and potato tacos. Fresh vegetables and fresh potatoes taste a heck of a lot better than driven-in-a-truck eggs and driven-in-a-truck potatoes. Green or red salsa is used in Texas to cover for the ho hum egg and potatoes that are in your Texas wrap. Green and red salsa on top of vegetables that don't need any help at all, but sure like to make friends? Sign me up. And a tortilla that packs a pow is always welcome. * * * We left Naam feeling healthy, The way your grandmother makes you healthy by giving you seconds on meatloaf, gravy, mashed potatoes and candied carrots. Your grandmother doesn't want you to go hungry, right? We felt as well taken care of as if we had just gone to visit our grandmother. And yes ... eating at Naam is a great source of personal growth.

I love the Naam. I am typically not fussed to have to wait to get in, or not the best service. The…read morefood has always been delicious and it's comfort for sure. I really wanted breakfast and didn't think of the Naam. It's not a go to spot for brunch. Until now. First off, I didn't have to wait in a line. You have access to their lovely patio! And the food was delicious, and very reasonable. I got their Spinach & Feta Omelette (sautéed mushrooms, onions, spinach, red pepper, cheddar, feta & mozzarella cheeses) and I made it a platter by adding their potatoes & miso gravy + Veggie Sausages. The food came hot and fast. And HUGE. I loved that you had plenty of mushrooms and a ton of cheese. I didn't even touch the sausage and still came home with half of the food! You know their miso gravy slaps and accompanies a potato! Service was fine. Again, I'm coming for the food and feeling like I'm at home! I really appreciate this place and can't wait to try more of their breakfast items (I got their dinners down!).

This is a great vegan Vietnamese place on Kingsway I have recently tried. Everything is really…read moredelicious. Service is fast as well and I like the ambience too. I tried fried oyster mushrooms they were delicious and went well with all the side garnishing. The black garlic eggplant is something new to try and went with rice and salad. It has fried tofu too which was nicely cooked too. Quantity and portion size is justified for the price. Overall a great Vietnamese restaurant on Kingsway. Will-definitely go back and highly recommend this place!

As the weather gets warmer, I am craving something fresh and refreshing. After browsing the menu, I…read morewas convinced the mango salad was exactly what I wanted. Unfortunately, the menu doesn't have side dishes, so I ended up ordering the lemongrass vermicelli along with a guava juice instead. The guava juice was a bit of a surprise--not quite the freshly made tropical drink I had imagined. It turned out to be the same bottled guava juice you can easily find at the grocery store, just served in a glass and at restaurant prices. Then my lemongrass vermicelli arrived, and the server warned me to be careful because it was very hot. That definitely caught me off guard! When I think of vermicelli bowls, I picture cool noodles, crisp vegetables, fragrant herbs, and a refreshing meal perfect for a sunny day. This version was served piping hot, making it feel more comforting than refreshing. That said, the dish was still packed with flavour. The fragrant lemongrass aroma filled the bowl, the vegetables added plenty of texture, and the savoury components came together nicely. It just wasn't the light, cooling meal I had originally set my heart on when I walked in, dreaming about mango salad on a warm day.