Lacto
Chinese
Buddhist
Offers a fixed day's menu. Will open weekdays when reserve 1 week ahead and minimum 10 diners. Directions: Take mini bus 34 from Tung Chung to Shek Mun Kap terminus, then walk 5 minutes. Or take Bus 3M which runs between Mui Wo ferry terminal and Tung Chung. Also bus 11 runs between Tai O and Tung Chung. Get off at Lo Hon Pavillion bus stop, then walk 10 minutes. Open Mon-Fri 12:00pm-3:00pm, Sat-Sun 12:00pm-2:30pm.
4 Reviews
First Review by SF LAW
nikoko
Points +242
Not very good - Edit
I was here 20 years ago and loved the atmosphere but now there is nothing left of the old charm. The food was tasteless and some of it we really didnt want to finish :(
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stuti
Points +417
Eww - Edit
Sorry I don’t have anything nice to say except food prices are cheap. Food quality and taste both bad. I do not recommend. App do not allow me to give 1 star so giving 2 stars.
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Stevie
Points +11765
Lo Hon Buddhist Monastery, Hong Kong - Edit
When I ate here was hkd 100 for the set meal. It was very nice. They said all the food they sell is vegan. However my confidence in that comment is undermined by when I was looking around in the dining hall, there was an empty tin of Carnation brand condensed milk.
Read moreI thought 100 hkd was a pretty reasonable deal. For 2 people they gave us soup, savouries that consisted of a small spring roll and also some of that tofu sheet stuff, and then 3 main dishes. These were some green leaves with mushroom, an egg plant dish and a mix veg dish. All were great. I am led to believe there's all serve yourself rice and congee although I didn't partake in either.
This place isn't like Po Lin where there's thousands of tourists and droves of commercial enterprises there looking make money from the tourist dollar.
Updated from previous review on 2015-05-01
Cons: Empty tin of condensed milk undermines vegan claim
Guest
SF LAW
Points +11
A lovely meal in the Monastery! - Edit
I was taken to this restaurant last year by a friend who lives in Lantau Island. While wondering through the monastery, We decided to have a meal there. The restaurant is reasonably clean. The staff was most friendly. The food was delicious and fresh. We ordered a soup, a Malaysian style curry dish, eggplant with sesame sauce, fresh soy milk, and were recommended to finish up with an authentic Malaysian style tea with milk. Everything tasted so good and homemade. Will be back!
Read morePros: excellent food, healthy and homemade cousine, friendly staff
Cons: Quite basic in the restaurant
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