Kurtis J. Samchee

Shoutout to Kira who will always remember this story (don’t forget about the microwave). We ended up ordering way too many dishes so if you want to see the whole menu be sure to check out the pics below. Our only regret was not having enough stomach room to take it all down.

+9

Azzam Aziz

Really unique flavors and textures all made using vegan ingredients. I was surprised by the tofu texture. I don't know if this is something I'd try multiple times, but for sure try at least once.

Tina Tierney

Excellent 👌 for vegan/ vegetarian I highly recommend this place in Chinatown on Mulberry road and Canal. I was with 3 others and we ordered at least 7 dishes and shared all of them, house special mixed vegetables, dim sum, vegetables fried rice, curried noodles and more. Everything was excellent, and delicious 🤤 I went back a second time and when I return to my acupuncturist at 139 canal by Manhattan Bridge and next to Buddist temple I will go here every time I visit NYC from MI

+2

Kandi

Yes, this is the full name of the restaurant. Yes, everything on the menu really is vegetarian and kosher, which has a really nice change if you’re that person always looking for the vegetarian option on the menu because everything is safe—it’s all made with meat replacements like seitan. This place has been one of my favorites for years, and it’s the perfect place to go with friends because of the dim sum menu: just check off what you want on the dim sum menu (which conveniently categorizes the options as small, medium and large plates), and you’ll have your food quickly with ample refills of green tea. Consider this place your sweet retreat at lunch if you’re called for jury duty in Manhattan, but it’s also a very popular casual dining spot for a low-key dinner at a good price.

+1

Hanne Arts

The lunch menu provides incredible value for money! Small soup, main and green tea. All superb. Friendly service, good portions and so many interesting vegan options! I had the veg meats and basil sauce with brown rice as my main and loved it. It was very busy but there were a lot of spaces and service was very quick despite the popularity.

+4

Willie Eatmon

First time encountering a vegetarian spot in Chinatown. Completely blown away by the flavors of each dish. The BBQ meat will wow even the biggest critics of vegetarian/vegan food. Whole time while eating the group kept saying If vegetarian dishes this tasty were available everywhere we'd never eat meat again!

Rachael Martin

a must try for vegan dim sum in nyc! i came here on a sunday with no reservation and they found space for us despite it being quite busy. the menu is very extensive and it is so hard to choose which dishes you want. we ordered the xiao long bao, shrimp dumpling, char shui bao, and crispy duck. everything was delicious! the service was lovely and the food was so cheap considering how much you get - definitely the cheapest vegan meal i had on my nyc trip. i really recommend this place and can't wait to come back

Raina Chatterjee

Food was pretty okay. Service was very rushed as well. We got the noodles and soup dumplings and regular dumplings. Soup Dumplings were very questionable and had a very off taste. Dumplings were very good, noodles were quite good as well. Would recommend to try out some of their dishes, good experience for vegetarian/vegans. Would come again.

Marina Alvarez Garcia

8.5 out of 10 Highly recommend this place to everyone, I’m vegetarian and I appreciate having a great variety of dishes to choose from. My boyfriend is not a vegetarian and he also loved all the food here. Dumplings were delicious, and both main courses positively surprised us. Very good price considering the quality of the food and the size of the dishes. Service is good and quick. Definitely, I would come back to this place.

Justin McClelland

Was in the Big Apple for a charity event for a long weekend. Reddit users highly recommended this place, so I thought I’d give it a try. We were seated immediately and the restaurant felt very clean, albeit a bit dated/tired. Who cares, though, right? So long as the food is good. That’s my usual motto. The service throughout the entire meal was very good. Servers were incredibly attentive. We had dumplings and the servers would open the baskets already on our table to serve us, so we didn’t have to do it ourselves. Very kind and hospitable. The food was good overall. This is an all vegan menu of different Chinese classics. The sesame chicken with broccoli and rice was the best thing I ordered. The dumplings were also good, but the dough was a tad gummy, or glue-like. Not my favorite to be honest. The menu is HUGE so it helps to look ahead of time if you’re the type to be indecisive or overwhelmed by option lol. If you’re vegan or just curious, I’d recommend you give this place a try!