Chinese Vegan, Vegan Menu, Michelin Star
Top tips
Ask about: cross-contamination Ask about: uncertain ingredients
- Use the QR code on the table or cash donation boxes to pay what you can after eating.
- Good to know: Visit during non-peak hours for easier seating since the area can be busy, especially at festivals.
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- Try the Lohan noodles and steamed bean curd roll, the main highlights of the menu.
- Enjoy free refills on the noodle dish by returning with your bowl to the counter.
- Check ingredients on snacks sold in the temple shop with a translation app for vegan confirmation.
People mention
No standout dish yet. People mention soup, noodles and iced coffee.
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Also meat with fruits, steamed bean curd roll, coffee and latte.
Good for
The vibe: relaxing
Praised for affordable, generous portions and beautiful interior.
Good to know
About
A reconstructed 3rd-century temple houses a vegan cafeteria featuring staple dishes like Lohan noodles, steamed bean curd rolls, and daily side dishes which sometimes include egg. The dining system is self-serve with payment by donation via QR code or cash boxes, and generous noodle refills are available. The setting is spacious with simple communal seating, offering affordable, filling meals and vegan coffee with plant milk options.
Visit
Open the mapNo 2853, Longhua Rd (Jinlonghua W Rd), Xuhui, Shanghai, China
eating vegan
Fully vegan
Everything on the menu is vegan.
Ask about: Staff aren't always sure about ingredients.
Ask about: Cross-contamination: ask about sauces before ordering.
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