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Serves meat, vegan options available. Asian restaraunt in the Dallas Ft. Worth airport. Menu has vegetable items and the staff is helpful in modifying items to make them vegan. Has edamame, veggie sushi roll, pad thai, lo mein, Buddha's delight. Many entrees can be made with tofu. Open Mon-Sun 4:30am-9:30pm. Open from 7:00am.
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DFW Gate A13, 2040 International Parkway, Grapevine, Texas, USA, 75038
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13 Reviews
First Review by Chad_meyers
GooseRodriguez
Points +1185
Lots of dishes can be veganized - Edit
Fast service. Courteous. Lots of dishes can be veganized. Dishes are labeled as “cen be made vegetarian” We ordered the pad Thai and the Mongolian beef but vegan. Server came out in a minute and asked if we wanted the tofu version to which we said yes. Servings are large. And they came out quick if you’re pressed for time. Food came out in 20 minutes. Dishes were tasty. No complains. A little greasy for my taste but other aspects it was well
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Servers seemed knowledgeable about veganizing a di
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bvankampen
Points +649
Offers tofu and can modify dishes - Edit
They do not show tofu on the menu as a protein option but the hostess and server both confirmed you can substitute in any dish. The pad thai tasted odd to me but ny wife enjoyed the cashew stir fry
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ochikara
Points +13
When you need healthy - Edit
Not vegan - but they can make almost all meals vegetarian. I ordered Edamame and Veg Lo Mien with Tofu. Loads of meat options in this terminal so this place was a real find when you just want healthy.
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abbysmith2598
Points +125
Not bad! - Edit
The waitress had no issue veganizing the lo mein with veggie and tofu. Would have liked it to have more tofu and the noodles were not the thick kind of lo mein noodles you get in a typical American Chinese restaurant but it was good for airport food just the same. Would go again with a long layover for a decent vegan meal! Service was good.
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jfmonty
Points +34
Buddha’s Feast - Edit
Tasty vegan option. Got it wirh tofu although didn’t see that as an option on menu. White rice was default. Found out later that brown rice was an option.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-08-11
Pros: Good service, Tasty food, Tofu as an option
Cons: Tofu not mentioned as an option on menu
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LaylaD
Points +53
No more sushi - Edit
I was striking out but ended up getting the asian cabbage salad plain.
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Veganiamerous
Points +307
Lots of vegan options - Edit
Our waiter today said that everything on the menu can be made vegan except for the burger! 🤩
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Asian food FTW, Lots of beer
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lolo92
Points +137
Not bad for DFW Airport!! - Edit
I asked what was vegan and the waitress said the Buddha Bowl (normally with scallops) made with tofu is their only vegan option. It was yummy! I wish they’d just put that on their menu but it was loaded with veggies and while not overly flavorful it wasn’t too oily, salty or spicy,
Read morePros: A vegan option that’s filling!
Cons: Have to ask, not clear on menu
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JamieMarshall
Points +16
Does not have what HappyCow advertises - Edit
No tofu options, and stir fry and noodles have eggs in them. Nothing substantial to eat here. Service was good and the little I was able to eat tasted fine, just not ideal for vegans.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2019-04-22
Pros: In Desperate times it’ll do
Cons: Very Little options
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lbvenice@aol.com
Points +81
not vegan or vegetarian - Edit
This restaurant maybe good but there is nothing on the menu that is vegan or vegetarian. Every sauce contains fish sauce or oyster sauce. They do not make anything vegan. Just adding tofu does not make it vegetarian.
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DianeH
Points +1131
unimpressed - Edit
This is barely passable as "vegan options" (or even vegetarian for that matter). Non-meat protein options are not even listed on the menu but the server told me I could order tofu. The dish came with large chunks of tofu but they didn't even seem to be stirfried… In fact, a few pieces were still cool in the middle. The rice, sauce, and veggies were quite good and so was the service...but, overall, the tofu blobs were a turnoff.
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m@earthville
Points +9685
OK, but limited vegan options - Edit
The DFW branch of the Ling & Louie's chain is less vegan-friendly than some of its non-airport cousins, but probably is the best veg option in Terminal A (though not the best at DFW; that honor goes to Izmir in Terminal D).
Read moreNote: The menu doesn't reveal this, but my server kindly informed me that most of their sauces contain fish/oyster sauce, unfortunately, including the peanut sauce. On my visit, however, they were kind enough to substitute a simple soy sauce. The taste wasn't anything to write home about, but it was a perfectly acceptable vegan airport meal and i was grateful for their willingness to accommodate my dietary needs.
If you have a long layover at DFW, i'd suggest taking the train over to Terminal D to eat at Izmir (near gate D11) instead, but L&L's will do fine in a pinch - just ask about animal products in the sauces.
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Chad_meyers
Points +147
Best vegetarian food in the airport - Edit
Great food with fast service for sit down or take out. Large portions that two people could even share. My favorite is The Budda's Delight with tofu.
Read morePros: fast, veggie protein options, healthy
Cons: tofu not on menu but available
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