What a delightful dinner I had here! Soy soy is a completely vegan Asian restaurant. The vibe…read moreinside is pretty hip, and they're open until 10 pm (which is nice, since a lot of vegan places in Warsaw aren't open that late.) We didn't consult the standard menu, since we ordered the holiday "Peking Feast" special (30 PLN/person, minimum of 2 people to order). It came with a fantastic bowl of wonton soup for each of us - wonton soup is one of the few things I miss eating since quitting meat, and this really hit the spot. We then got dishes to share: a plate of mapo tofu (just a tad spicy, in a nice sauce), rice, and a plate of tasty udon noodles with really good seaweed salad on the side, topped with *the best* mock duck I've ever had. (How many times has she had mock duck, you may be wondering. At least 5 or 6, I think. And this was easily the best!) The menu is bilingual Polish and English. They serve wine, beer, and cocktails. I didn't look closely about whether they're gluten free friendly, but most vegan places do a good job of accommodating allergies. I'd recommend it for vegans and vegetarians for sure, but also for anyone who just wants a lovely Asian meal in Warsaw.

It's a simple, Asian place with affordable lunches. During lunch hours there's a small crowd from…read morenearby office buildings. Do not expect too much though, the food is decent, but rather Polish-Asian than real Asian.

As someone who has always enjoyed eating at Supreme Master restaurants (because everything is…read morealways vegan and always cheap), I was excited to discover that Warsaw had two Loving Hut locations; in Germany there are two, but none in Berlin. So of course I made it my goal to eat here once during my visit. When we arrived, we were informed there are no English menus. Furthermore, the person working had a very limited grasp on the language too. So we had a bunch of pictures with ridiculous entree names to guide us, making our dinner somewhat of an adventure. I opted for the sweet and sour tofu, which came with rice and three different salads (lettuce, beet, and carrot). The fellow got the Queen's Delight, which is noodles and "chicken" strips on top. Both of us commented that our food could have been crispier, but that aside, it tasted fine and was filling. It wasn't as good as I remembered it to be, but paying €8.67 for two meals and a bottle of water certainly isn't a bad thing.

This is probably my favourite place to eat in Warsaw. It's delicious, quick, vegan, and cheap…read more(meals are 10-20ZLN). I especially enjoyed the Sunny Tofu, which comes with three different salads and rice.

Nice small Vietnamese restaurant close to the city center. I've had some of the best pho in the…read moreworld and this place only ranks about halfway up the list.. They don't use the traditional pho rice noodles which was a disappointment, however the beef was quality and so was the broth. The bowl itself felt smaller than other places I'm used to, and only one bowl size is offered. The service was quick and easy, we appreciated that. Overall I'm not sure this is the best option for Pho in Warsaw, but if you're close by and hungry, it could be worth a shot

wodnista zupka, bulion z proszki. mrozone skladniki, jedynie koriander i kielki swieze. wielkie…read morerozczarowanie. drogo za to co dostajesz ODRADZAM

Overrated. Not sure why the good reviews. This is one place I wish I skipped on my 18 hour…read morelayover in Warsaw. Pho was not that good and the egg rolls were oily

Very nice place to eat fast, cheap (I think that the most expensive dish is 28 zl - around 7€) and…read morestill very tasty. I ate there a few time already and was only disappointed with one dish which was the Vegan kimchi ramen. Other thing : roll, pasta, thai soup were all delightful and portions very big I highly recommend it for rather young people, it's not a luxurious restaurant. Shame I don't have one at home, i would go so many time !