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Wu Guan Tang Su Shi

Chinese Vegetarian, Vegan Adaptable

Vegetarian

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Top tips

Ask about: animal ingredients Ask about: uncertain ingredients

  • Try the gold hotpot and roast potatoes for vegan-friendly dishes.
  • Good to know: Be aware pumpkin custard contains egg and is not vegan.
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  • Make reservations in advance due to limited space.
  • Most menu items can be made vegan upon request—ask staff for modifications.

Good for

The vibe: groups

Good to know

  • Lunch, dinner, takeout

About

Wu Guan Tang Su Shi serves vegetarian Chinese cuisine with many dishes that can be made vegan if requested—popular picks include the gold hotpot and roast potatoes. The venue is a small, popular spot near Jiaotong University known for its affordable biandang lunch and English menus; reserving ahead is advised due to limited space. Reviewers highlight the flavorful, vinegar-accented dishes and the variety available on the menu.

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349 Xinhua Road (at Dingxi Road), Shanghai, China

Opening hours

Monday
11:00–22:00
Tuesday
11:00–22:00
Wednesday
11:00–22:00
Thursday
11:00–22:00
Friday
11:00–22:00
Saturday
11:00–22:00
Sunday
11:00–22:00

the food

4.3 out of 5. Spinach Rating

From recent reviews, out of 5.

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How we rank

eating vegan

Limited vegan options

vegan options
Some · 3–5 dishes
menu
Clearly marked
staff
Friendly
protein
tofu, mushrooms, beans

Ask about: Hidden animal ingredients in dishes labelled vegan: ask about sauces and broths.

Ask about: Staff aren't always sure about ingredients.

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