Vegan
Chinese
Western
Fast food
Take-out
Part of international vegan restaurant franchise, each is individually owned and operated. Offers set lunch with coffee or tea. This branch was previously Buddha Hut. Reported closed June 2022.
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245 Amoy Plaza Phase 2, 77 Ngau Tau Kok Rd, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China
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Last update on 16 Jun 2022 by louis1977
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21 Reviews
First Review by vegcipe
Ar31ss
Points +20
Love love love - Edit
Affordable and super yummy
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adventuretime
Points +551
Hong Kong Loving Vegan - Edit
Vegan menu and great selection to choose from featuring western to asian delicacies. Dessert is also available.
Read morePros: vegan menu, dessert , good portion
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chubbalubba
Points +360
So hearty! No fuss, just yummy, homey food (and the BEST snacks) - Edit
What a find!!! Best vegan eat in the area for sure - perfect when you need for a comforting, hearty meal that doesn’t break the wallet!! They also sell the most delicious, interesting vegan snacks (*salted cashew wafers*) from Taiwan which always makes going totally worth it 🤩👌🏽
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2021-07-06
Pros: Great heart portions for price , Lovely balance of protein, rice and veggies 😀, Local, no fuss, and just wholesome
Cons: Some dishes were a tiny bit oily
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GeorgiePie
Points +99
Always good for lunch - Edit
The food is tasty and filling. Good sets.
Read morePros: Lots of options, English menu, English speaking server
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vegspringroll
Points +288
Tasty and affordable - Edit
This Loving Hut branch is always reliable for quick, affordable, and yummy meals. The menu on the board is in Chinese only, ask them for the English menu if you need it. Kid friendly with baby chairs. Vegan groceries sold here too.
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veganangiep
Points +483
Best fast food in Hong Kong - Edit
Environment: Clean, simple, busy
Read moreFood: All pure vegan with no five spices. A good range of noodles and snacks. Used to have baked goods like bread and cakes but seemed to have stopped production a while ago (it's a pity). One of the few vegetarian and vegan restaurants that require all kitchen and service staff to wear uniform from head to toe.
Service: Quick, efficient, friendly
Price: Low. Very reasonable.
Pros: Good range of noodles to substitute
Cons: Some people may not like the TV programs they show
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LC70PZJ70
Points +721
Our favourite place we visited! - Edit
Amazing menu. Great selection. Prices were very reasonable. We can’t wait to return when we relocate to Hong Kong!
Read morePros: Amazing, tasty food, Prices are great, Staff are helpful
Cons: Nothing!
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YasminJiang
Points +449
Good price, good taste - Edit
I ordered the tofu and char siu combo. It was pretty neat that you could ask for less rice, or less rice and more vegetables, which I did - helps cut down on food waste. However, the portions here aren't enormous. Nonetheless, the flavour of my food was really good - I especially loved the sauce that came with the dish. There were also some interesting pickled cucumbers with pineapple that came on the tray. The texture of the tofu was particularly good, layers of flavour, smooth and chewy. Next time I might just order that without the char siu, as sometimes I find just having slices of seitan a bit boring, even though the taste was good. Very friendly service at the counter too, and there is a selection of vegan groceries.
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emroisen
Points +177
Delicious - Edit
The food was really good, and inexpensive. We ordered at the counter and got given a buzzer to collect the food. The restaurant was so clean and the staff were attentive.
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StaceyRene
Points +24
Tasty - Edit
Great people, great food. It’s “fast food” style. Tricky to find. It’s not inside the mall, it’s on a little street behind the McDonald’s and Ringer Hut.
Read morePros: lots of options , inexpensive
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Amiressy
Points +290
Great Joint - Edit
The place wasn't very easy to find, but I am glad we did. The staff were very friendly. They offered us an english menu the second we walked in. The place is cafeteria style. You order your food and they call your number. The food came fast. The portions were a little smaller than I was expecting, but it matched the price.
Read morePros: yummy
Cons: small portions. hard to find.
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shineonyou
Points +941
Once you figure out how to order, delicious! - Edit
I am a huge Loving Hut fan. This one is delicious of course, but a little more complicated than the others I’ve been to. You order at a cashier first. The menu board is only in Chinese, but they have an English menu. Ask the cashier for a copy. They accept cash and Octopus Card, but no credit cards.
Read moreAfter ordering, you give your slip of paper to another counter. Behind that counter they prepare your food and hand it over to you when it’s ready. The staff spoke plenty of English to get us through this process.
I also found it a bit hard to find. It’s in Amoy Plaza, which, as you may have guessed, is a mall. There are indoor and outdoor sections of the mall, Loving Hut is in the outdoor part. I also had a tough time figuring out how to walk over from the Kowloon Bay stop. There really isn’t a direct route on a road, so map websites might not be the biggest help. There are signs in the station for Amoy Plaza, but these will only take you so far. We ended up walking on a pedestrian exercise track to cut through the residences that lie between the station and the mall. So look for that and join your fellow walkers and joggers for a moment before eating delicious Loving Hut.
If you’re used to Supreme Master TV being shown on regular sized TV screen, you’re in luck, this one has a projector for big screen Supreme Master TV! So Supreme Master points for that. If you think you won’t like something called Supreme Master TV, find a seat facing away. Personally, I think Supreme Master TV is a fun quirk of Loving Hut, but I know some people are annoyed by it.
Pros: Delicious, duh, it's Loving Hut
Cons: Confusing to find and order
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PuritaMok
Points +64
My favourite restaurant - Edit
I love coming here every time I'm in HK. Seriously can't wait to get tucked into one of their cheap and filling and sooooo delicious meals. I love the choices. I love how it looks like one of those fast food places in HK where prices are low BUT instead it is all vegan and all delicious. The place is always packed and I love the fact so many people are eating good vegan food together. My favourite meals are the curry rice, and the oh so good vegan cakes...black forest is sooo creamy!
Read morePros: Great variety, Delicious food, Cheap
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tory.may
Points +48
Canteen-style eatery - Edit
The food comes in a set-meal style with a main dish with veg, rice, water and a drink. Loving Hut is extremely affordable and the food is absolutely delicious. I'm not a fan of the desserts as much, they're a bit bland and taste a bit off. Also, because it's more of a canteen, I would not recommend this place for socialising/gatherings. Nevertheless, perfect if you want cheap, healthy and tasty vegan food.
Read morePros: Food was delicious, Large ish portions for a low price, Good selection of meals
Cons: Some dishes are out of stock, Canteen style can detract from the experience, Servery staff were a little grumpy
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Stevie
Points +11765
Loving Hut - Amoy Plaza, Hong Kong - Edit
I stopped in here yesterday briefly just to have a break and to get some liquid into me. What a place.
Read moreAnyone who has been to a branch of Loving Hut anywhere before will have an idea of the basics. It's all vegan, order at the counter, food is provided pretty quickly and it's tasty stuff at a reasonable price. For my part yesterday I just ordered a soup (pumpkin) and it was very pleasant. Also good value at 13 hkd.
Other observations. 1stly this place is busy. I'm told it's been in business for 9 years. It's quite a big restaurant and while it wasn't full, there was a lot of people in there. Thus was around 3 pm on a Saturday afternoon and they were doing a roaring trade. The people who served me were nice and with my Cantonese still being very poor, it never does any harm when there's someone working there who speaks English. This place has that as an English menu.
The only thing I personally don't like is the big tv screen. There was stuff being shown (with sub titles in 21 languages no less) of what seemed to be some sort of religious or philosophical moralising. It was all a bit happy clappy and smiley and appeared like many other films with religious propaganda I've seen in the west (i.e. very carefully stage managed and choreograohed with edits done in such a way as what seemed to be to present an aura around someone). I've just described this to someone verbally with me just now who asked if this place is about offering great food or is it some kind of religious cult? I can understand why. Some people may like this kind of thing of course and that's entirely up to them. Therer are other though likely to find this a little off putting.
They now also have a health food shop and bakery next door that's been running for 4 years.
Pros: 100% vegan, Tasty food at reasonable prices
Cons: TV screen can make it seem like a cult
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Blue Cloud
Points +98
Best place to eat in HK for a vegan - Edit
Friendly dedicated staff plus a big range of foods to choose from~ not costly at all compared to overseas...I ate 6 times out of the 30 days I was here on a visit. I really like the selection of cakes, especially the coffee chestnut one. The marinated tofu is so awesome too. I miss this place so much!
Read morePros: Large range of yummy food esp. cake, Friendly staff, Inexpensive
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beerzuki
Points +433
You meet lovely people in vego restaurants! - Edit
I had lunch here really enjoyed the meal. I had bbq pork/tofu skin with rice and vegies ($32), I paid an extra $4 for chinese style soup. Apparently if you choose to pay for the extra item (soup or more expensive drink) you no longer get the free item (a tea or coffee style drink), also if you go for the soup, you will have a choice of a chinese style one (nice) or another type. A lovely English speaking customer helped me out here! No big deal, just hope to make your ordering a bit easier,as my Cantonese is non existent and the staff spoke little English. The English menu is pretty good though.
Read moreThe meal itself was really nice and great value. This is related to the Loving Hut chain of vegan restaurants around the world. There is a telly playing their spiritual tv broadcasts in all restaurants, which is actually pretty interesting and nice if you are a lone diner. If tv isn't your thing over a meal, you can sit away from it and the volume isn't overpowering.
To get there, follow the Amoy Plaza signs in Kowloon BAY station (DON'T confuse this with Kowloon Station!!!-this one is on the green line about halfway along). Once you come down onto the street, sort of veer right and this will take you past some small stalls and under a highway
flyover. The street you come to is Ngau Tau Kok, walk along it to the right for about 6 mins, into the second Amoy Plaza entrance and you will find Buddha Hut directly behind McDon'tEat.
Pros: english menu, the tv show!
Cons: make sure u get right MTR station!
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sglcklch
Points +3065
Decent vegetarian "fast-food" restaurant - Edit
Had dinner here once only although I live just a few blocks away. Food was quite tasty and refreshing, not bad at all for the price, but personally I am not a big fan of mock-meat and fast food. That said, I would not mind visiting again when I feel too lazy to cook.
Read morePros: cheap, good for quick meals
Cons: mock-meat, fastfoody
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htenbos
Points +233
Nice modern restaurant - Edit
Very nice, clean and modern vegetarian. Reasonable prices, large menu for selection. Chinese, but English menu available on request. Had the Vegetarian Laksa: Yummy !
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JohnnySensible
Points +7596
A place to relax & enjoy - franchiseable... - Edit
Yesterday Shara, who runs the Facebook Hong Kong Vegan Group - http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=30063158225 - invited me to visit Buddha Hut for the first time - we will post photo's soon!
Read moreIf you are thinking of "franchising vegan' this is an ideal business to study!
Owned & run by friends of Suma Ching Hai.
Truly vegan - every single item on the menu - impeccably clean - happy & friendly staff - a great blend of healthy food & comfort food - wonderful atmosphere - full of families / students / groups of friends - none of the loud talking that you find in some Cantonese Veggy restaurants ......wow......how did I miss Buddha Hut for so long - I will visit it very regularly from now onwards.
English menu available.
Some English spoken.
On the 2 Lunar Veggie Days each month it is packed out. There is no system of table reservations so expect a long wait to get seated on these days.
Note - the food is not gourmet - but it is very satisfying.
Buddha Hut does not have bathrooms - there are clean public bathrooms in the block behind it - at the Wellcome Supermarket.
Landmark - the Amoy Plaza HSBC branch - Buddha Hut is almost directly opposite it.
Nearest MTR station - Kowloon Bay - 10 minutes walk.
Great wheelchair access - physically challenged customers are made most welcome.
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vegcipe
Points +41
Buddha Hut - Edit
Great choices, Maxim-style service, good desserts, generous portions, very clean
Read morePros: Fairly priced, Many choices, Good soup!
Cons: Nothing!
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