Wowza! Hubby found this Vegan place in Hong Kong island near our hotel. I almost kissed the…read moreground upon walking in and seeing a great menu! So far we tried their All Day breakfast with scrambled bean curd, vegan jumbo sausage, sautéed tomato, baked beans, sautéed mixed mushrooms, potato wedges fresh fruits, veggie salad and vegan toast--it is the bomb! We also tried their waffle with fruits, also done perfectly! Waffle was crisp yet chewy! Love the glaze and chocolate syrup on it! I had their oat steam milk with cinnamon, just like home where Cafe Gratitude our vegan place make it in SD. There is so much more on the menu. They even have a special news years lunch/dinner menu; I think this is our place for New Years! The service is incredible! Jennie served us; she is very knowledgeable about veganism and patient. The place looks hip and classy and very clean! Highly, highly recommend LN Coffee. We will be here 5 more days so we will try more to review for you all!

Accidentally stumbled upon this quaint café whilst looking to satisfy our caffeine fix. The…read moreinterior was brightly lit and and gave an up-lifting feeling. The staff were professional and polite to showing us a seat. In all the café was a lovely little spot for one to gather their thoughts and unwind through coffee. Long Black Coffee $30 HKD As a coffee savant, I enjoy my coffee with bold flavours and preferably beans from Ethiopia or Kenya (best ones are Arabica which produce more lipid). Although we've decided to be a bit adventurous in not asking, we found this particular coffee quite the lackluster. There was a very distinct sour aftertaste that would linger and coated the back of your tongue; an obvious sign that the beans were under extracted. Speculating brazillian robusta? Just didn't really suit my palate. Not recommended. Soy Cappuccino $36 HKD Despite the not so tasty coffee, this concoction was pretty tasty even having no dairy added. Though I do prefer milk or cream to a certain extent, this is not too bad as a substitute. Had a nice sweet taste that did not entirely mask the taste of coffee. Perhaps the soy milk neutralized the high acidity. I had consumed it without any sugar. I do recommend this one.

Decent lunch spot that actually gives very large portions for the price…read more Gluten-free, vegetarian/vegan friendly spot because they have several different dishes, or what they call "toppings" here. I chose the "3 toppings" order which comes out to be $95hkd or ~$12usd for a lot of food that I couldn't even finish it all. The "toppings" I could choose from were things like tofu red curry, fresh rice rolls, and stir fried veggies. Nice for a work lunch or a healthy alternative with fresh veggies. There's ample dining space inside, just have to walk up a narrow staircase.

I hope we could have this place in Seattle! This place offers a variety of health dishes you can…read morechoose from for a quick lunch or brunch. My fav are tofu skin, tofu veggie mix, spicy cauliflower of course, and braise tea egg!

It's a fool-proof place, it seems, though it's only the second location that I'm visiting, after…read moreNew York's which was years ago. We had a big meal here. A vegetarian platter, curry noodles and chocolate cake. And it was more than enough for us. Lots of more photos and details on my blogs. Links also in profile. thevegetarianvoyager[dot]wordpress[dot]com nycbonviveur[dot]wordpress[dot]com

Good food, good prices and portion size! Yummy set lunch,…read morebento style, you get to pick your own dishes! Super flavorful mini dishes! From stir fry , braised, fried, etcetc Portions are just right for a hungry girl! Save some room for vegan desserts like the Asian vegan egg tarts and creme brûlée! And a variety of mini cups of Happy Cow vegan ice cream, flavors that caught my eye are Green Tea, Sesame, Mango, banana caramel, coconut! Etcetc;) They have a huge selection on the entree and appetizer menu! A mini vegan cooking seasonings and snacks, cookies, pet food! LOCATION Wan chai MTR station, exit A3 Turn left at Exit, walk straight for about 3min look for the Logo on 2nd floor!

If the girl down on D'Aguilar and Stanley had not been standing there with her giant sign…read moreadvertising the place, we would not have known VeggieSF was here (so it goes for so many Hong Kong restaurants). It is located about a block away from the street corners mentioned above and my husband and I thought it was a worthy place to stop in for a late lunch. We walked in around 2pm on a Friday and had missed the lunch crowds. We specifically had wanted to go to this spot for it being a vegetarian establishment and everyone on this earth (including us) could hazard to get more greens into their daily diet. Veggie SF spin on this is that with so many outbreaks in the world of listeria and other animal based diseases that have made it into the human food chain, eating vegan is the right choice to avoid all this. Early reviews mentioned a busy lunch hour and a surely staff, but this was quite the opposite of our experience when we went at 2pm (In Hong Kong, if you are with the 3 million people in about a two square mile radius that is trying to eat lunch, this is just a consequence of your environment...it is what it is and nobody should be shocked when an eatery is busy at lunchtime). We had a delicious meal and were impressed with the creativity the menu choices (spinach oyster puried soup was scrumptous!), weekly rotation of some new items on the menu (the mock chicken skewer was so good, you could not have known the difference from the real thing), the visual feast of "circa 1960 decor meets San Francisco neighborhood cool" to keep your eyes busy while you are sitting there (we especially loved the SF 49er display!) and loved seeing the owner there on sight. Everyone should eat more greens. Make it easy and fun for yourself and your family by disguising those greens binto the creative meals at VeggieSF. We will be back.

It's a super cute place. When I first stepped foot out the elevator, I thought, wait - is this a…read moretoy store? They just have so many vintage trinkets so feel like you're at a store than restaurant as you enter. It has dim lighting, and it's a small-ish space, so you feel quite cosy. DEFINITELY a great date spot! They were also playing swing jazz, which really was the cherry on top regarding ambience. I'm in love. The food menu was quite extensive. It was quite hard for me to pick as there didn't seem to be any way the menu is categorised. There's some asian-inspired dishes, some veggie burgers, pastas, salads... I went with a burger in the end. It was beetroot based center and came with small side of salad and pumpkin and potato wedges. Salad was good, with a light yummy dressing. The burger I was surprisingly impressed with, usually veggie burgers are more of a miss for me. I thought the beetroot was made to a texture really similar to mince beef - very yummy. The wedges though was more of a miss. It still looked grilled from the outside, but when you bite into it, it tastes like it was boiled. I think the kitchen might've done a shortcut in grilling their veg! Overall great experience, service was very friendly too. Not the best value veggieplace, but I think you pay for the ambience and for service. Will go again, and most probably with a man this time :)

I wasn't planning on eating but saw the dishes displayed and had to try a couple. This by far was…read morethe best vegetarian food I've ever had. I didn't even realize it was a vegetarian place until I left. PROS: Eggplant lasagna Broccoli salad Spotless clean Homemade drinks English speaking staff Fresh food and ingredients CONS: No seating are/standing counter only

We ordered two meals - one with a sweet sour sauce and rice, the other with bitter melons, eggplant…read morelasagna and broccoli 'rice'. Everything tasted good and fresh. Rice was perfectly cooked. Broccoli was topped with pine nuts. Bitter melons were simple. The sweet sour sauce was flavourful. More photos and details on my blogs. Links also in profile. thevegetarianvoayger[dot]wordpress[dot]com nycbonviveur[dot]wordpress[dot]com

I get it, I buy organic and mainly eat healthy so you took me here. And yes the cozy set up, string…read morelights, ambiance, neighborhood, side street, bottle shop next door all scream my vibe uncannily that if I lived here I'd probably be a regular. Picture me in a sundress sipping on a daiquiri. The perfect midsummer date night or supper with a sister on Wednesdays. Yes it's me. So then, well done, thank you for the intro. I will most definitely be back. Until then I strive to live and cook like this at home because it feels entirely doable. That's not to take away any thrill from the taste. There's a gentle genius in food that is clean and to the point. -I don't believe the cocktails are organic and therein lies the juxtaposition we crave -this review is really for all the crunchy babes traveling to Hong Kong

I'm rather obsessed with eating clean whenever possible, much to my wife's chagrin, even when…read moretraveling. I don't think of vacation as a time to treat myself badly like so many do. On the contrary. This is the time to really nourish yourself. So when I stumbled onto this place, off the beaten path, I'm at the end of a lovely little alley-like street, I was thrilled. The decor is transporting, but the food is what really shines. The sous vide egg and truffled mushroom dish was outstanding. And the chicken curry with quinoa was spot on. Simple, delicious and nutritious. Nailed it. Right next door is a fascinating bottle shop with local innovative foods and beverages of all sorts, so don't miss out on that if you go. The place across the street looks pretty amazing too. Love this area. Love this place. Highly recommended. Can't wait to go back.

If you're on one of those western diets like paleo, raw, or vegan, you surprisingly have choices…read morehere in Central HK. Nood Food is one of them. I have yet to try the food, but one afternoon I had a sudden craving for a smoothie and Yelp led me here. After considering the various smoothie options (a plus in my book!) I ended up with the Berry Pump. Since it uses ingredients like almond milk and coconut, it's definitely more nutty than fruity but I enjoyed it nonetheless. What's nice is that they have stickers they put on every cup that has all ingredients listed along with nutritional information if you're counting calories. If you choose to sit towards the back (as opposed to the front bar area where you can people-watch the escalators) you might want try their complimentary "structured living water", which is apparently not just any water. I've honestly never heard of this concept and in my mind I read it as "strange voodoo water" but to each his own!

During a recent visit to Hong Kong, I went on a mission. An important mission. A kale salad…read moremission. I'm what some might call a particular eater. Personally, I call it a mild form of orthorexia. Despite my penchant for night market snacks and sushi and candied yams and all of that, there's nothing I love more than a raw cacao brownie or a giant plate of micro greens. Unfortunately, the Western organic food movement hasn't quite caught on in Taiwan at all. So I did a bunch of research and made a list of places I wanted to visit in HK, a place filled with health-conscious Western palates. Where the kale is abundant, the Quest Bars are numerous, and the cold-pressed green juice flows freely. nood food is a raw, organic cafe located right alongside the Pure Fitness gym in the SoHo district. There are both dine-in and takeaway food options, plus a full juice/smoothie bar and pre-packaged food items for sale (kale chips, raw chocolate bars, crackers, granola). You can also purchase juice cleansing sets from them as well. I didn't bother looking into this as I was only in town for the weekend. We dropped in for an early dinner on a Saturday evening. After much deliberation, I opted for the small salad box. For $62HKD, you get to pick 4 different salads from a pre-prepared selection in the display case. The brown box is deceptively minuscule - the guys there generously pack it to the brim! I had the kale, roasted pumpkin, cucumbers, and eggplant. Everything was so fresh! Seasoned to perfection, with a savory Mediterranean flair, and absolutely delicious. If I lived in Hong Kong, I would surely be a frequent customer.

Thank you for offering delicious gluten free options in Hong Kong!…read more It was so great to know that everything on the menu was gluten free! We loved the bacon burger and relished the sugar free cake. The brioche for my sandwich was soft and fluffy and the cake so creamy. This cafe is super cute, in a friendly walking lane amid staircases. Lots of hip street art abound.

A variety of gluten-free options & incredibly moist, delightful cakes, & hand-crafted tea…read more The cafe itself is beautiful and relaxing.