上善素餐廳 is a traditional Chinese vegetarian restaurant with Buddhist background. 2-min walk from Exit B1, North Point MTR Station. Vegan dishes include sweet and sour pineapple and pork 菠蘿生炒骨, stuffed eggplant, tofu and green pepper 煎釀三寶, lamb stew with bean curd sheet hot pot 枝竹蘿蔔羊腩煲, and fried lotus root cake 蓮藕餅. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:30pm.
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G/F, 7-9 Kam Ping St, North Point, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, China
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6 Reviews
First Review by tcmw
thisisme
Points +135
Not bad - Edit
Relatively affordable for Hong Kong, roughly $50-$60 for lunch, which includes choice of soup or coffee/ tea. Menu in Chinese, use a translator app.
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hypercubes
Points +578
Not bad - Edit
As others said, there was no English on the lunch menu, so I picked something somewhat randomly with Google Translate. It was crispy noodles with vegetables on top. Not bad, but not very flavorful either.
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Ashni
Points +2290
Didn't enjoy my lunch set - Edit
This place is really close to North Point MTR, and has no English name but is at the address stated on ground floor level, and right next to Batata Greens veg store.
Read moreI feel bad giving this a 2 star as a vegetarian restaurant, but unfortunately I really didn't enjoy my lunch set. They don't have any English menu available for their lunch menu, so I used google translate and ordered set C (at HKD46) that I understood would be aubergine (eggplant) based. What appeared was some kind of extremely chewy mock meat, in a gloopy ketchup based sauce, with some tomato, few peas and sweetcorn, and steamed rice. I could only eat half of it. It came with a soup (+HKD2), which looked like the typical Chinese soups, but it simply didn't taste of much - I've had far better ones.
This may be a case of bad ordering, and there are probably other dishes that are better here, however I can only rate on the food I actually ate. Lunch set is very cheap, perhaps main menu items are better? A noodle dish someone else ordered from the lunch set looked better.
Updated from previous review on 2021-11-01
Pros: Cheap
Cons: No English menu or English spoken, Need to order carefully!
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Mattan_Lurie
Points +16
greasy, not very tasty - Edit
I found their food to be greasy and not very tasty. It is ok but nothing that special, and not particularly healthy.
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veganangiep
Points +483
Friendly & economical Chinese eatery - Edit
Environment: Simple, family-style, quiet
Read moreFood: Traditional Cantonese vegetarian food with no five spices. Portion is big and most meat-eating men will find the meals safisfying and taste like a normal carnivorous one. Some food could be on the oily side just like most Chinese places so you can tell the servers you want to take it easy on the oil and sauces. They are open in between lunch and dinner, which is rare in Hong Kong. Menu items with eggs are marked. Their daily soup is delicious, usually comes free with lunch sets or dinner dishes.
Service: Geniune, friendly, attentive
Price: Low-medium range (no 10% service charge)
Pros: I heard they don't use msg and they open thruout.
Cons: Plastic takeaway boxes
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tcmw
Points +195
Casual home style Chinese vegetarian - Edit
Easy going family run restaurant serving Chinese vegetarian versions of classic Chinese comfort food. When ordering you need to let them know if you want egg or not. Vegan options available.
Read morePros: Reasonably priced, Decent portions
Cons: Chinese language menu only
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