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It's a warm, clean restaurant with an all vegan menu. There is a station for ordering once you walk in, but if you sit at the table they will take your order quickly there after bringing water to the table. They come soon to take your food order and food arrives quickly, but they are slow to bring the check and follow up even though not many people are in the restaurant. The green juice is mostly foam which is disappointing. The curry and general Tso are both flavorful and yummy. Both are better with the rice, 3$ for small and 6$ for large. Plethora of food options on the menu. If you're a vegan or lactose intolerant this place is a definite. If you're a normie foodie, choose wisely. Enjoy
Flavors were ok but one dish was super hard to eat with its sloppy, huge stalks. That Green Forest dish is a choking hazard. Lemograss dish was good with its crunchy protein but not the best Ive had. The add on veggies does not do anything but make the protein get soggy. Service was decent. Cleanliness was questionable. After visiting the urine facility, from my seat I noticed a female cook "assist" the young server who was packing rice. The young server was using a spoon and this older female cook took the rice in her hands and shoved it in box. She looked up and made eye contact and quickly used a spoon to take off excess rice but that already was enough to make me question whether my food was safely prepared. Sorely disappointed with this location. I had high expectations from being a regular patron at the Elk Grove location. The menu was too much and not similar to other locations. Portion was not worth the prices. I do not recommend. My visit was
Only reason it doesnt get 1 star is because the employees were nice. I came in on a weekday night and there was one table. I was quickly sat and upon seating realized the alive and crawling roach seated directly across me at my booth. I asked the lady to move seats and pointed the bug out. I should've left but I felt bad since I was seated and the place was basically empty. I ordered the Spicy Cha Cha because it was the first item listed as popular on the yelp page. It's supposed to be like spicy fried shrimp. I doesn't taste like anything except batter. It's like 90% fried batter and 10% actual shrimp substitute. It also tasted stale. It wasn't really seasoned except the peppers that were on the table. Super disappointed by this place. Honestly might be the worst vegan food I've had. A roach or bad food by itself would've been like mildly upsetting but both simultaneously especially on my first visit is incredibly upsetting.
VEGETARIANS, REJOICE!! Ambiance: This place is actually so cute on the inside! It's clean and modern and there's plenty of tables. The plaza it's located in has tons of parking and plenty of dessert/boba places nearby for an after dinner treat. Service: Our waitress was super nice and took time to answer our questions. The woman bringing out the food was also very friendly! Food: I pretty much liked everything we ordered but the best thing was the BUN HUE! If you are a converted vegetarian, this will hit the spot if you've been crying over the loss of the original BBH. The GENERAL TSO is crispy and savory and the SPICY CHA CHA was just like popcorn shrimp. I like them but i'll probably try something different next time since the menu's pretty big! Price: It's around $10-15 each item so I would say it's very decent considering the amount of food you're getting. Wait: We came one hour before closing and there was only a 10 minute wait for the food so service is pretty fast!
Service was slow! The place is well decorated and is vibrant. The food was a an interesting fusion, but I'd definitely recommend the pad thai
We came here on a busy Lunar New Year and surprisingly lucked out with seating. The service was slow, but completely understandable due to how busy it was. The spot has plenty of space, and the ambiance was quite pleasant. We ordered a couple of dishes such as Gourmet Fried Rice, Green Forest, and General Tso. Gourmet Fried Rice - Super tasty fried rice with generous servings. It's packed with flavor! I couldn't stop reaching over to grab more of this dish! Green Forest - Chinese broccoli stir-fried with beefless strips and jalapeno in a garlic sauce. Loved the garlic flavor with every bite, and the beefless strips were plentiful. General Tso - Amazing flavor, with just a light kick of spice. It's packed with so much flavor, so make sure to pair it with a noodle or rice dish. Overall, Loving Hut was delicious. Despite the insane rush, they cooked everything perfectly, and every dish was a joy to eat. Definitely no corners cut with this location. I'm not a big vegan guy, but I know exactly where to go to grab some dope vegan food.
I went back and forth between 3 and 4 stars. The restaurant was clean. The staff SEEMED friendly. The waiter seated me and forgot about me. The restaurant was pretty empty. There were only 2 other parties. They seemed to be distracted with another customer that came in and complained why there were a $10 price difference between ordering on Yelp and in-dining. After 10 minutes of waiting, I took my menu to the register to order my food. I got Thai iced tea and Tom Ka Thai soup. The tea was 3 stars. There was nothing wrong with the drink besides the fact that it was some what tasteless. The soup was tasty. I like the fact that it came in a sizzling pot. I would have giving it 4 stars but there weren't that much toppings, mostly soup. I am not a big eater but I ran out of toppings to eat with the rice (that didn't come with the meal). My total bill came out to be $25 (without tips). I find that to be kind of pricy considering the service provided, the quantity and quality of the food. Good experience. Not sure if I will come back.
Nestled in a corner of the Asian side of McCarthy Ranch, is this worthwhile Vegan restaurant. The inside is spacious with a hint of "luxurious" diner decor. This is what we ordered: Potstickers: Quite tasty. On the smaller side, but definitely curbed our appetite for dumplings that were slightly crispy on the bottom. The filling had a satisfying "meaty" texture. Bun Bo hue: Just okay. Could use more spice and more "meat" like seitan. We found one mushroom instead of several. Flavor needed a bit more kick. Rolling Tango: By far our favorite dish of the meal. Crispy and coated with sauce. Nice crunch and texture. Would definitely order this again. Can't wait to try other dishes the next time we visit.
Vegan Asian-inspired dishes that will leave you feeling good and satisfied? Heck yes! I've had the Loving Hut in Westfield Mall which operates more as a vegan take-out, so I was excited to see what this larger store front would be able to deliver. I took my Mom here to show her that I can eat more than simply greens. My fellow plant-based community members will understand the joys of trying to explain this concept to family members and friends. The first thing I noticed walking in was how spacious the dining area was. My Mom and I were able to sit ourselves and I saw some of the workers folding dumplings a few tables away. It truly felt like being at a Chinese restaurant and I loved it. There was only one server at the time but luckily it was not a busy lunch hour. We ordered a few dishes to try including their Pad Thai ($13) (Mom chose this), Cumin Seitan ($12), and Twice Cooked Tofu ($13). They were also able to accommodate my request for light salt/sugar, though the last item proved quite salty still so I'm not sure if they actually did reduce the sodium. I still appreciate the gesture and option nonetheless, and also love that they named the item as they were (i.e. seitan) instead of calling it chick'n or something similar. The Pad Thai confused the heck out of me. It came out first and was on a very large rectangular plate, and did not taste like pad thai at a Thai restaurant at all. It seemed to omit tamarind paste (a key ingredient) or it was heavily held back, as it tasted more tomato-y and sweet than anything. The cumin seitan was pretty good and I enjoyed the tofu as well, although it was definitely still too salty. We ended up taking it home and cooking it over with other veggies in order to cut the saltiness a bit. So overall, the main dishes were good but could use a bit more work to make them stellar. I loved their takeout at the mall so I hope they can fix some of these kinks to really deliver greatness. I did get to try a slice of their Mango Cake ($6) and my Mom was surprised at how similar and fluffy it is to the version normally baked with eggs. I'm glad I was able to help break down some more preconceived notions of vegan dining for her in smaller baby steps.
Mind-blowing Vegan Menu! Everything was so delicious, fresh, tasty and umami. Clean restaurant and steady service.
this is an amazing vegan restaurant in the milpitas square. my family and i always order to go here and they're pretty quick. everything we ordered in the image i added had about a 15 minute wait time which is not too bad in my opinion. we just walked around as we waited for our food to be ready. when i did eat inside the restaurant with my family once, the servers were really nice and the service was quick. the food itself: amazing. our favorite thing here is the spicy cha cha shrimp (in my opinion, not spicy at all though). it is very crispy and flavorful served on top of lettuce and topped with chilis. my next fav is the gourmet fried rice. those are probably my top two dishes from here. very good restaurant spot whether you're vegan or not, go try this place out!
4.5 stars rounded up. Loving Hut is an Asian restaurant with traditional flavors but completely vegan with lots of options for mock meats and also healthy alternatives (e.g. brown rice). The dining room is covered with posters of famous vegetarians and has several booths with a few other freestanding tables. There is a counter at the front for takeout orders and also features a pastry case which looks craveworthy (I would dive headfirst into that tiramisu if I wasn't on a temporary restricted diet.) We ordered the Saigon Rolls with vegan shrimp, General Tso's with soy protein, Basil fried rice (just Basil, not spicy), and the Chinese broccoli stirfry. The Saigon rolls were a solid 4 stars. The vegan shrimp had a good texture, not too rubbery. The fresh mint was so key. The peanut sauce had some fresh crushed peanuts on time, but wasn't as flavorful as I'd hoped. Chinese broccoli is a favorite of mine, and this did not disappoint. It was fresh and crisp with a light white sauce (garlic and ginger). The portion size was large and I was happy to bring some home even after eating a lot with my meal. (I also love the Green Forest dish with Chinese broccoli and vegan beef). The fried rice was spot on, just a classic Chinese version. I wished for a little more tofu. Unfortunately, the basil looked a bit last it's prime and so the herb flavor didn't really come through. The highlight was really the General Tso. The soy protein had such great texture that I had to check that it was in fact soy (had a gluten/seitan texture). The sauce was spicy but not overwhelming (despite the large number of chilis in the dish). I had to stop myself from overindulging because the combo of the textures and savory sauce was addicting. Service was prompt and food came out quickly. We did have to flag down the waiter for a question mid-meal since the restaurant got busy with some large family groups. I haven't had a bad menu item yet, and I highly recommend this over the version in Valley Fair Mall (never fun to eat stuff that has been sitting around for a long time). I want to come back when it's cold for their noodle soups.
I am trying to eat more vegetarian food these days for health reasons based on the literature I have read on health and aging. Loving Hut makes that very easy, I just wish we had more of them everywhere. I got the fried rice combo which comes with a veg protein and egg rolls which were yummy. Don't just eat here because it is good for the environment, don't eat here not because of concern for animal welfare ...eat here also because the food is just good and the people here are nice.
Absolutely delicious food and great ambience for Vegetarians. We ordered spring rolls, pot stickers, basil fried rice with tofu, fries, a side of tofu, and hazelnut chocolate cake. Pot stickers were amazing. Spring rolls tasted delicious with the side sauce. Fried rice had a good amount of spice to it, fried tofu in it made it taste good. Our toddler loved the fries and cake. Service is great, they pay attention to every table and make sure to check on your every once in a while. Overall a great place for some family time and delicious dinner. Highly recommend! read more
This place was just not great. It was not horrible food, it just didn't hit the spot and lacked flavor. The service was great and the menu had lots of options. The Pad Thai was sweet when we asked for extra spicy, and had almost no vegetables. The spicy wonton sauce was simply sour and had no spicy. This seems like a fast food vegan joint, where everything is flash fried or steamed from frozen. read more
3.5 stars overall. Service was friendly and place was clean. Food however was a hit or miss but there were more misses than hits. $9.95 for 5 pieces of spring rolls that were just mediocre tasting so I wouldn't get them again, 3/5 stars. $14.95 for their Flying Buddha which is a soup based dish was also mediocre tasting, 3.5/5 stars. Surprisingly, loved their Veggie Deluxe ($13.95) as the flavors and texture were all on point and the portion in terms of amount of ingredients you get was more than their Flying Buddha, 5/5 stars. read more
It's a warm, clean restaurant with an all vegan menu. There is a station for ordering once you walk in, but if you sit at the table they will take your order quickly there after bringing water to the table. They come soon to take your food order and food arrives quickly, but they are slow to bring the check and follow up even though not many people are in the restaurant. The green juice is mostly foam which is disappointing. The curry and general Tso are both flavorful and yummy. Both are better with the rice, 3$ for small and 6$ for large. Plethora of food options on the menu. If you're a vegan or lactose intolerant this place is a definite. If you're a normie foodie, choose wisely. Enjoy read more
Flavors were ok but one dish was super hard to eat with its sloppy, huge stalks. That Green Forest dish is a choking hazard. Lemograss dish was good with its crunchy protein but not the best Ive had. The add on veggies does not do anything but make the protein get soggy. Service was decent. Cleanliness was questionable. After visiting the urine facility, from my seat I noticed a female cook "assist" the young server who was packing rice. The young server was using a spoon and this older female cook took the rice in her hands and shoved it in box. She looked up and made eye contact and quickly used a spoon to take off excess rice but that already was enough to make me question whether my food was safely prepared. Sorely disappointed with this location. I had high expectations from being a regular patron at the Elk Grove location. The menu was too much and not similar to other locations. Portion was not worth the prices. I do not recommend. My visit was read more
4 years ago
Only reason it doesnt get 1 star is because the employees were nice. I came in on a weekday night and there was one table. I was quickly sat and upon seating realized the alive and crawling roach seated directly across me at my booth. I asked the lady to move seats and pointed the bug out. I should've left but I felt bad since I was seated and the place was basically empty. I ordered the Spicy Cha Cha because it was the first item listed as popular on the yelp page. It's supposed to be like spicy fried shrimp. I doesn't taste like anything except batter. It's like 90% fried batter and 10% actual shrimp substitute. It also tasted stale. It wasn't really seasoned except the peppers that were on the table. Super disappointed by this place. Honestly might be the worst vegan food I've had. A roach or bad food by itself would've been like mildly upsetting but both simultaneously especially on my first visit is incredibly upsetting. read more
VEGETARIANS, REJOICE!! Ambiance: This place is actually so cute on the inside! It's clean and modern and there's plenty of tables. The plaza it's located in has tons of parking and plenty of dessert/boba places nearby for an after dinner treat. Service: Our waitress was super nice and took time to answer our questions. The woman bringing out the food was also very friendly! Food: I pretty much liked everything we ordered but the best thing was the BUN HUE! If you are a converted vegetarian, this will hit the spot if you've been crying over the loss of the original BBH. The GENERAL TSO is crispy and savory and the SPICY CHA CHA was just like popcorn shrimp. I like them but i'll probably try something different next time since the menu's pretty big! Price: It's around $10-15 each item so I would say it's very decent considering the amount of food you're getting. Wait: We came one hour before closing and there was only a 10 minute wait for the food so service is pretty fast! read more
3 years ago
Service was slow! The place is well decorated and is vibrant. The food was a an interesting fusion, but I'd definitely recommend the pad thai read more
We came here on a busy Lunar New Year and surprisingly lucked out with seating. The service was slow, but completely understandable due to how busy it was. The spot has plenty of space, and the ambiance was quite pleasant. We ordered a couple of dishes such as Gourmet Fried Rice, Green Forest, and General Tso. Gourmet Fried Rice - Super tasty fried rice with generous servings. It's packed with flavor! I couldn't stop reaching over to grab more of this dish! Green Forest - Chinese broccoli stir-fried with beefless strips and jalapeno in a garlic sauce. Loved the garlic flavor with every bite, and the beefless strips were plentiful. General Tso - Amazing flavor, with just a light kick of spice. It's packed with so much flavor, so make sure to pair it with a noodle or rice dish. Overall, Loving Hut was delicious. Despite the insane rush, they cooked everything perfectly, and every dish was a joy to eat. Definitely no corners cut with this location. I'm not a big vegan guy, but I know exactly where to go to grab some dope vegan food. read more
I went back and forth between 3 and 4 stars. The restaurant was clean. The staff SEEMED friendly. The waiter seated me and forgot about me. The restaurant was pretty empty. There were only 2 other parties. They seemed to be distracted with another customer that came in and complained why there were a $10 price difference between ordering on Yelp and in-dining. After 10 minutes of waiting, I took my menu to the register to order my food. I got Thai iced tea and Tom Ka Thai soup. The tea was 3 stars. There was nothing wrong with the drink besides the fact that it was some what tasteless. The soup was tasty. I like the fact that it came in a sizzling pot. I would have giving it 4 stars but there weren't that much toppings, mostly soup. I am not a big eater but I ran out of toppings to eat with the rice (that didn't come with the meal). My total bill came out to be $25 (without tips). I find that to be kind of pricy considering the service provided, the quantity and quality of the food. Good experience. Not sure if I will come back. read more
4 years ago
Nestled in a corner of the Asian side of McCarthy Ranch, is this worthwhile Vegan restaurant. The inside is spacious with a hint of "luxurious" diner decor. This is what we ordered: Potstickers: Quite tasty. On the smaller side, but definitely curbed our appetite for dumplings that were slightly crispy on the bottom. The filling had a satisfying "meaty" texture. Bun Bo hue: Just okay. Could use more spice and more "meat" like seitan. We found one mushroom instead of several. Flavor needed a bit more kick. Rolling Tango: By far our favorite dish of the meal. Crispy and coated with sauce. Nice crunch and texture. Would definitely order this again. Can't wait to try other dishes the next time we visit. read more
Vegan Asian-inspired dishes that will leave you feeling good and satisfied? Heck yes! I've had the Loving Hut in Westfield Mall which operates more as a vegan take-out, so I was excited to see what this larger store front would be able to deliver. I took my Mom here to show her that I can eat more than simply greens. My fellow plant-based community members will understand the joys of trying to explain this concept to family members and friends. The first thing I noticed walking in was how spacious the dining area was. My Mom and I were able to sit ourselves and I saw some of the workers folding dumplings a few tables away. It truly felt like being at a Chinese restaurant and I loved it. There was only one server at the time but luckily it was not a busy lunch hour. We ordered a few dishes to try including their Pad Thai ($13) (Mom chose this), Cumin Seitan ($12), and Twice Cooked Tofu ($13). They were also able to accommodate my request for light salt/sugar, though the last item proved quite salty still so I'm not sure if they actually did reduce the sodium. I still appreciate the gesture and option nonetheless, and also love that they named the item as they were (i.e. seitan) instead of calling it chick'n or something similar. The Pad Thai confused the heck out of me. It came out first and was on a very large rectangular plate, and did not taste like pad thai at a Thai restaurant at all. It seemed to omit tamarind paste (a key ingredient) or it was heavily held back, as it tasted more tomato-y and sweet than anything. The cumin seitan was pretty good and I enjoyed the tofu as well, although it was definitely still too salty. We ended up taking it home and cooking it over with other veggies in order to cut the saltiness a bit. So overall, the main dishes were good but could use a bit more work to make them stellar. I loved their takeout at the mall so I hope they can fix some of these kinks to really deliver greatness. I did get to try a slice of their Mango Cake ($6) and my Mom was surprised at how similar and fluffy it is to the version normally baked with eggs. I'm glad I was able to help break down some more preconceived notions of vegan dining for her in smaller baby steps. read more
2 years ago
Mind-blowing Vegan Menu! Everything was so delicious, fresh, tasty and umami. Clean restaurant and steady service. read more
2 years ago
this is an amazing vegan restaurant in the milpitas square. my family and i always order to go here and they're pretty quick. everything we ordered in the image i added had about a 15 minute wait time which is not too bad in my opinion. we just walked around as we waited for our food to be ready. when i did eat inside the restaurant with my family once, the servers were really nice and the service was quick. the food itself: amazing. our favorite thing here is the spicy cha cha shrimp (in my opinion, not spicy at all though). it is very crispy and flavorful served on top of lettuce and topped with chilis. my next fav is the gourmet fried rice. those are probably my top two dishes from here. very good restaurant spot whether you're vegan or not, go try this place out! read more
4.5 stars rounded up. Loving Hut is an Asian restaurant with traditional flavors but completely vegan with lots of options for mock meats and also healthy alternatives (e.g. brown rice). The dining room is covered with posters of famous vegetarians and has several booths with a few other freestanding tables. There is a counter at the front for takeout orders and also features a pastry case which looks craveworthy (I would dive headfirst into that tiramisu if I wasn't on a temporary restricted diet.) We ordered the Saigon Rolls with vegan shrimp, General Tso's with soy protein, Basil fried rice (just Basil, not spicy), and the Chinese broccoli stirfry. The Saigon rolls were a solid 4 stars. The vegan shrimp had a good texture, not too rubbery. The fresh mint was so key. The peanut sauce had some fresh crushed peanuts on time, but wasn't as flavorful as I'd hoped. Chinese broccoli is a favorite of mine, and this did not disappoint. It was fresh and crisp with a light white sauce (garlic and ginger). The portion size was large and I was happy to bring some home even after eating a lot with my meal. (I also love the Green Forest dish with Chinese broccoli and vegan beef). The fried rice was spot on, just a classic Chinese version. I wished for a little more tofu. Unfortunately, the basil looked a bit last it's prime and so the herb flavor didn't really come through. The highlight was really the General Tso. The soy protein had such great texture that I had to check that it was in fact soy (had a gluten/seitan texture). The sauce was spicy but not overwhelming (despite the large number of chilis in the dish). I had to stop myself from overindulging because the combo of the textures and savory sauce was addicting. Service was prompt and food came out quickly. We did have to flag down the waiter for a question mid-meal since the restaurant got busy with some large family groups. I haven't had a bad menu item yet, and I highly recommend this over the version in Valley Fair Mall (never fun to eat stuff that has been sitting around for a long time). I want to come back when it's cold for their noodle soups. read more
I am trying to eat more vegetarian food these days for health reasons based on the literature I have read on health and aging. Loving Hut makes that very easy, I just wish we had more of them everywhere. I got the fried rice combo which comes with a veg protein and egg rolls which were yummy. Don't just eat here because it is good for the environment, don't eat here not because of concern for animal welfare ...eat here also because the food is just good and the people here are nice. read more
My family and I have been a customer here since-forever! You can't go wrong when you're a vegetarian because everything tastes delicious. I recently stopped here to grab dinner. My go to is bun bo hue chay (hot and spicy vegetarian "beef" broth with noodles). This is a popular SEA dish because of the flavor that serves a nice and very spicy punch in your mouth. This dish does not disappoint. The sautéed lemongrass with bold spices is mixed in with the soup that is simmered in vegetable broth (or that's how my mom and I make it, lol). Everything is made fresh daily and the kitchen is closed between 3pm-5pm. I was so hungry I ordered extra items to try out: potstickers, brownie, and cheesecake. The brownie was oh-so-good with the chocolatey richness and the taste of homemade brownie. The potstickers had me believing I was eating meat, it was very tasty and the dipping sauce was the perfect condiment. I also tried out a cheesecake and I was amazed at how the cheesecake tastes like legit cheesecake. I'm so glad I can have a cheesecake without dealing with the lactose-effect! I was greeted by a smiling gentleman named Johnny, who was so kind and helpful. I told him the last time I ordered my items were smashed because of how it was packaged that I was nervous it might leaked and spill in my car. Johnny made sure to pack the item and offer sincere apologies even though he did not previously pack the items. I'm still a happy customer every time I come here. I never had a food item that disappoint. It's probably one of my go-to for great Asian vegetarian eats in the Bay Area because of how flavorful and bold the dishes are. read more
Great taste, fast service, and vegan! After finding out there was a location in Milpitas we had to try it as the Elk Grove location was amazing. ORDER Spicy cha cha Pad thai Walnut cha cha Steamed dumpling Lemon beauty Crispy mushroom Recommendations Spicy cha cha Lemon beauty Crispy mushroom Located in a busy plaza parking can be a little difficult at times, but not hard to find. Call ahead for takeout and remember there is a minimum for card purchases. Well worth it and we will be back here again! read more
So I decided to give Loving Hut - Milpitas another go. Since my gf is vegan and we were in need of doing so catching up, we decided on this place. We immediately placed our order since we were both famished. Menu for the night: -Spring Rolls [don't get this confused with the fresh wraps, these are deep fried egg rolls] -Chow Fun -Gourmet Fried Rice -Steamed Dumplings -Spicy Cha Cha -Thai Iced Tea x2 Food came out in a timely manner and was piping hot. Dishes were flavored well and cost was very reasonable. My gf and I left absolutely stuffed. 4 stars. The menu is packed with a wide assortment of foods from Asian to American dishes, you will most definitely find something that tickles your fancy. read more
6 years ago
I've been here twice. Some of the things I tried I didn't really like, but a few others I loved! We've had the pho, ramen, rolling tango, fried oyster mushrooms, gluten free chow fun, fried rice. It's been awhile since the first time we came but I know we loved the rolling tango so we ordered it again yesterday and it was just as tasty as I remembered. I wasn't a fan of their pho or ramen. I can't remember what else it was that we loved. We'll have to come back and order a bunch of things to find out lol read more
4 years ago
Tied out this vegetarian restaurant for the first time. Ordered soup and dishes in pictures. Quantity of each dish portion are considered relatively small for its price. Not much of service, has room for service improvement. read more
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For what it is worth, Loving Hut managed to impress me in a way that a vegetarian/vegan themed restaurant should. And this is coming from someone who is not a vegetarian. I got myself the Classic Burger, which contains a soy burger patty, sautéed mushrooms, a tomato slice, and lettuce. It comes with salad and fries, which I initially thought you could only choose one of the two based off of what is said on the menu and somehow got both. The burger is flavorful and well-balanced. I would however not call the mushrooms "sautéed", as they were clearly white and chewy like storebought sliced mushrooms. (Still, raw mushrooms can work on a burger.) The fries were okay. I would compare the taste to Burger King fries, if only marginally fancier. For the salad, I personally believe you can only do so much with it, but the vinaigrette they gave me was a nice sweet complement. The whole thing was priced at $13, a good price for a good meal. I also got myself the Spring Rolls for $7. You get 6 rolls total. Goodness gracious--they are delicious. The batter is crunchy and has this innate sweetness to it. It is a challenge to balance the ingredients inside of a typical spring roll, and I am glad Loving Hut found that right balance. Pairs nicely with the sweet and sour sauce they give you, but they are complete enough such that you can eat them on their own. Highly recommend getting these appetizers! You have the choice of dining in or eating out; I chose the former option. I was pleased with how the place looked on the inside. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable of the menu. I got my food in ten minutes. Bring a group of friends with you. Maybe try out their soup and dessert menu; I heard plenty of good things about them. Come check the Loving Hut location at the Milipitas Square if you are in the area and are interested in vegetarian/vegan food. As aforementioned, I am no vegetarian, but I enjoyed my time eating here nevertheless. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
The Salted Phish and Pine Nuts Fried Rice is a definite must have! so good that i had to order more to go. the BBH is just in. if you're looking for asian vegetarian food and don't mind a slow long wait... this place is good to go! read more
1 year ago
Calling all vegans, non-vegans, v-curious, and all of the above! You MUST try Loving Hut if you haven't already! Places like Loving Hut (LH) serve up dishes that'll make you raise your eyebrow and second guess whether or not you really ate vegan food! LH serves up Asian vegan dishes and desserts. From the first bite to the very last, the food here will have your tastebuds dancing! Some of my faves are pictured here - Spicy Cha-Cha Shrimp, Wonton Soup, and General Tso. Pair those babies up with some rice and chow mein, while washing it all down with Thai Iced Tea, and you'll be loving this hut you stepped into! Parking is plentiful since it's situated in an outdoor strip mall. Seating is no problem either. Go on now! Take a gander at the pics I uploaded and the menu online and head over to the hut! Then let me know how you liked it :) read more
2 years ago
I'm not vegan but you can never go wrong with Loving Hut takeout or this time around we had a team dinner here and there was plenty of seating in the back of the restaurant. The service was fast and attentive, we were able to snag a table in the middle they put them together for a group of 14+ of us, be sure to contact management ahead of time for large group arrangements. Everyone enjoyed their dinners, I had both the pot stickers which were fresh and tasty, and the pad Thai which had great textures and flavors once again I am not vegan and regularly eat meat but with the pad Thai all the flavor of meat was there with no meat at all. The food is good when you feel the flavor is there without missing all the not so healthy stuff. Some of our team enjoyed the tofu soup, burger and fries, fried eggplant, and other noodle dishes. Previously I've had some of their fried rice for take out which is a go-to favorite so overall can't go wrong with Loving Hut for in-person, meetings, date night, or take out. Give it a try whether you do vegan or not the flavor and spice of everything doesn't miss! read more
7 years ago
I frequently visit vegan restaurants locally. My partner decided to try this one when nearby Mint and Basil abruptly changed their hours of operation. We started with the Rainbow Salad, which was really not good because it was underdressed, and made of mostly raw cabbage, onions and red bell pepper. The emperor's roast was a mock duck bun, was okay but everything tasted pre-made and packaged. My dining partner got the ramen and he said it wasn't very good, heavy and oily but lacking flavor. I ordered the chow mein because it seemed basic and I couldn't imagine messing it up and my chow mein had what looked like old vegetables inside it. Both me and my partner got sick after this meal, and in retrospect I question the cleanliness here. I have visited many other Loving Hut locations, this one was especially bad - skimping on important ingredients and quality. read more
This place is A-okay compared to the Oakridge mall loving hut! Very similar to Valley Fair, this Loving Hut is an asian style vegan buffet. I ordered strategically by focusing on the entrees rather than the carbs, and got some seitan beef, and soy chicken which I thought were both okay. I definitely recommend ordering the fake shrimp roll since it was so good with the peanut sauce, and also try out the potato salad, since it's usually hard to get that vegan. I got some chowmein as well but it was so dry, I shouldn't have even gotten the mains and stuck to the meat entrees! read more
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516 Barber Ln
Milpitas, CA 95035
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Does this restaurant do no onion and no garlic dishes? If so which dishes?
Yes, most dishes with onion and garlic can be made onion- and garlic-free if you check by dish in their menu: https://www.lovinghutveganexpress.com/s/order#24
Does this place have an outdoor patio for dining?
Yes. We have outdoor dining area.
Just want to confirm, everything is vegan including desserts? Asking because grub hub labels some as vegetarian
Yes all their desserts are Vegan too!
Can I still use my Groupon for takeout?
What product(s) do they use to mimic the meat, poultry and seafoood products?
It varies. For some products it is soy and/or mushroom protein, but things like the vegan shrimp are made from konjaku or yam flour. They also have dishes where tofu is the stand in, or there just might not be a specific stand-in for meat at all.
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