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Din Tai Fung

Taiwanese Dumplings, Vegan Menu

Worth ordering: Dumplingnamed in 12 reviews

Vegan dumplings and vegan Shanghai rice cakes are frequently recommended.

5.0food Outstanding for vegans

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Top tips

Try the spicy vegan wontons; reviewers repeatedly single them out as a favorite.
Good to know: Reserve well in advance; reviewers report that tables are difficult to get and waits can be long even with a reservation.

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Watch the kitchen team make dumplings through the glass windows.
Check the clearly marked vegan choices on the order form, and ask staff about ingredients if needed.

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Worth ordering: Dumplingsnamed in 12 reviews
Worth ordering: Wontonnamed in 10 reviews
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People also mention shanghai rice cakes, seaweed and beancurd salad and taiwanese cabbage with garlic.

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Also broccoli with garlic, shanghai rice cake and taro bun.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, attentive service and beautiful interior.

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Also praised for fast service, cozy atmosphere, good value and lively atmosphere.

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Lunch, dinner
Cards and mobile pay

About

Din Tai Fung’s Midtown dining room is large and polished, with glass windows where you can watch dumplings being made. The clearly marked vegan choices include spicy wontons, dumplings, noodles and Shanghai rice cakes; book well ahead, since reviewers report long waits and hard-to-get reservations.