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Chinese
Take-out
Asian
Taiwanese
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Taiwanese street-food restaurant offering vegan dishes such as eggplant stir-fry, yellow curry with tofu, mapo tofu with mushrooms, mock duck with stir-fried vegetables, noodle soup, guabao, vegetable dumplings and more. Open Wed-Thu 12:00-21:00, Fri-Sat 12:00-22:00, Sun 12:00-21:00. Closed Mon-Tue.
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52 Rantzausgade, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2200
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Added by BorneoOrangutan on 23 Mar 2022
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6 Reviews
First Review by BorneoOrangutan
Noodlesoup
Points +275
Potstickers 10/10 - Edit
Went there spontaneously and was lucky to get a spot. The vegan noodle soup was solid but the potstickers were amazing. Never had dumplings like this, try them if you go here!
Read morePros: Fast service, Clearly labeled
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BenjaminPerello
Points +161
Ganske godt - Edit
Der var ikke det største udvalg. Vi valgte det vi kunne og det var ganske udmærket.
Read morePros: Origins eat there , Great taste , Fine portion size
Cons: Noisy
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mkvs
Points +443
So so delicious! Would rate 5 starts if possible - Edit
Ordered takeout from here and I was so pleasantly surprised. There are a few tables to sit but it's not huge inside. The restaurant is super cozy and family-run. We tried the eggplant stir-fry and the vegan duck and oh my god they were both so delicious. The eggplant just melted in your mouth perfectly and the seitan duck was so soft and flavourful. Really recommend checking this place out.
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emek
Points +466
Tasty, but limited vegan options - Edit
Some things pn the menu that are marked as vegan option available are actually fried with non-vegan things, but the staff informed about that.
Read moreCons: Limited vegan menu , Small place
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TheresaKapunan
Points +36
Vegan duck ! - Edit
Amazing authentic Taiwanese food. They have vegan options which don't shy away from the flavour. I have been educated by a Taiwanese friend that veganism is common in Taiwan due to religion. No wonder they make amazing food here at nihao YAO
Read morePros: They have an incredible vegan duck, Authentic food, Great decor inside
Cons: Not a lot of seats
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BorneoOrangutan
Points +305
Solid food, genuine effort, family run - Edit
Most of the options aren't vegan, but there are a few vegan dishes, and they aren't lazy. The dishes we had are yummy and the effort is clear. Plus I heard good things from ease dropping on the asian people around me vouching for the authenticity of the dishes as a whole.
Read moreThe mock-duck I had is a soy product but the combination of soy texture and the sauce and vegetables made it pause for a moment wondering if it's actually soy. But it is. One of the owners was very friendly with offering to show me.
It's very small, and they don't do bookings, so you might have to get lucky if you turn up during busy hours. Also they'll be hesitant about giving you a larger table if there's only 1-2 of you, so hope there's an appropriately sized table for you too.
Its near-ish a metro station if you're staying on the opposite side of Copenhagen.
Pros: Yummy, decent variety, not lazy
Cons: more focus on animal meat over vegan options
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