Vegan restaurant est. 2016 serving modern plant-based cuisine using whole food ingredients. Find choices like acai bowl, granola with activated mylk, kale salad, raw spring rolls, macrobiotic bowl, raw cakes and macaroons, chia pudding, and smoothies. Kitchen stops at 8:30pm. Small restaurant with also a couple of shelves of foods for sale to take home. Open Tue-Thu 11:30am-8:30pm, Fri-Sun 11:30am-9:30pm. Closed Mon. Kitchen closes 8.30pm.
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10, Lane 253, Sec. 1, Fuxing South Rd, Da-an District, Taipei, Taiwan, 106
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- Wheelchair accessible
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- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 09 Jun 2024 by Mangosteen33
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78 Reviews
First Review by JesseD
RachaelNicholls
Points +63
Light and fresh - Edit
I was craving some less cooked/fresh vegetable food, and this hit the spot. The beet tartar starter was good. I had the papaya wrap which was light and full of fresh lettuce and sprouts. Their smoothies and bowls also looked good and had it been the morning or lunchtime I totally would’ve tried them. It was a little on the more expensive side for Taiwan and the portions weren’t very big.
Read morePros: Fresh food
Cons: Expensive
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sama-ashtanga
Points +46
Plants! - Edit
Excellent 20 seat real vegan food. Nourishing down home feel.
Read morePros: Pumpkin soup , Vegan Bibimbap, Green drink
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Unk
Points +990
Enjoyable Food - Edit
Online Order to takeout, so not much opinion on facilities and staff. I seldom eat falafel, since I avoid fried food, but falafel here is baked AND it is lentil, not chickpea. I liked this. Spicy menu bean and spicy cashews also good. A fine option inTaipei, but I will probably continue shopping around.
Read morePros: Baked, not fried falafel.
Cons: Ordered takeout because I had not made a reservati
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erint945
Points +619
Bright & Welcoming - Edit
I really enjoyed my lunch here and it was great to see another busy vegan spot in Taipei. Service was nice and speedy.
Read moreFood was great, especially the cheesecake 😋
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HCMex
Points +342
Eh - Edit
Raw vegan food is definitely great for the palette and body but that place is lacking consistency. I was server a pie that was still frozen so I had to wait 30 minutes for it defrost and eat. The noodle soup was mediocre at best and prices were on the higher side for mid tier quality food. Probably a skip next time I'm in Taipei.
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Ameisherry
Points +10421
They have many raw vegan options - Edit
From raw wraps, salad, smoothies, raw cakes, even avocado toasts😄
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huawhenua
Points +2662
Delicious Healthy cuisine. - Edit
I loved dining at this sophisticated little restaurant. The healthy international dishes are excellent quality. It is all organic too. I had a great falafel dish with hummus and quinoa. Menu is in English and Chinese, you have to scan a QR code to make your order using your phone. It is a bit expensive with an added service fee but still well worth it.
Read morePros: good quality, organic, healthy
Cons: expensive, need to order using phone
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matse
Points +1268
Great organic food - Edit
I'm always happy to find a place that serves organic food. I really enjoyed their bowls, and smoothies. The falafel was great as well.
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shivya
Points +88
Good not great. - Edit
Lovely to eat at a vegan cafe after a week on the countryside. The green smoothie was amazing. The egg salad (chickpeas) pesto toast sounded really promising but tasted okay. Quite expensive.
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StephanieDeneux
Points +218
Excellent !!! - Edit
Fin, savoureux, parfumé... Un vrai délice pour les papilles du début à la fin. Très bon accueil, le personnel est vraiment adorable et serviable.
Read morePros: Les plats, Les saveurs , Le personnel
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Sas_Hstamm
Points +292
Pretty decent food - Edit
The food was quite good, we had the Hummus platter as starter and the Tom Kha Soup as main. The soup was delicious, the hummus a bit too lemony.. in general there is a big focus on „healthy“ food. This aspect makes is also quite pricy.
Read moreAtmosphere is cool and the interior is comfy.
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Alex17
Points +101
Tasty food, friendly service, a bit on the pricy side - Edit
I had the kale soup and a coconut bowl - both super tasty.
Read morePros: Tasty food , Atmosphere , Personnel speaks English
Cons: Price , Small portions for the bowls
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jade_sw
Points +211
Delicious! - Edit
Fully vegan and gluten free with lots of different options. Good portion sizes and delicious food.
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kengreer
Points +47
My favorite in Taipei - Edit
I haven't been to every vegan restaurant in Taipei, but this is my current favorite, perhaps even tied with "Uncle Q's". I'd classify the food as Asian fusion or perhaps even California fusion! (I'm from California.) My dish, with Indian flavors, was so delicious I wanted to lick my plate... but courtesy prevailed. They also have Masal Chai and was super tasty. A must-visit.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-01-08
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spyralnode
Points +195
Lacks any texture except soft - Edit
To put it simply, the flavours were very good but all the textures were the same: soft and squishy. There is so much focus on health food in the menu that I suspect Plants doesn't use much oil, and prefers baking over frying. The garlic fries have literally no bite to them, they are just soft. Same goes for the lentil falafel.
Read moreIt's an interesting menu, with antioxidant and superfood type of ingredients, but the experience ends up being very much one dimensional. Take the carrot cake - you could even add some crunch with nuts. That would still be simple and wholesome.
Pros: Flavours, Service , Does various cuisines
Cons: Expensive , Lacking textures , Desserts run out
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bazad4142
Points +31
Pricey but very good - Edit
The maple chia pudding was great.
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inesberna
Points +212
Healthy food - Edit
Healthy food, but it tasted good.
Read moreRelatively expensive.
Pros: Healthy food, Food was good
Cons: Expensive
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pinks
Points +1033
Plants - Edit
Two people, one vegan and one carnivore.
Read moreWe got a mango curry for me then shared a chocolate mint bliss ball. After it was so tasty we ordered 8 more!!! (6 for tomorrow) a raw carrot cake and a chocolate cheesecake with blackberry jam.
I had a cinnamon hot chocolate and also to take away a small coconut yoghurt. The bill was under 2 000 taiwan dollar. It was so good!
Off the main street away from the pollution. The girls working were all really friendly. Helpful and spoke good English. They got a box for my bag to go into not on the floor. They turned the air con off as I was cold. Would return.
Updated from previous review on 2023-10-20
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nishaaa
Points +5356
great - Edit
glad to find a totally gluten free and vegan place in taipei, the chili was delicious
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Milren
Points +28
GF and vegan heaven! - Edit
My favourite place as everything is gluten-free AND plant-based.
Read moreWorth a visit for brunch, lunch, tea or just a drink - everything on the menu is ‘safe’ and delicious!
Pros: All gluten-free and vegan , Absolutely no cross-contamination , Nice vibe
Cons: Expensive (but worth it)
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Aussietraveller
Points +575
Amazing food and cool vibe - Edit
I had the soba and miso soup which was delicious and fresh. The cafe is super cool and has a nice vibe. Would highly recommend to go to!!
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Mangosteen33
Points +18
Love the food! - Edit
Fresh ingredients, make my stomach so happy.
Read morePros: So healthy and delicious., Lots of options❤️
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yumchadong
Points +5539
Healthy and nutritious - Edit
They use organic and local ingredients and prepare them with methods that boost their nutrition (e.g. activating nuts, sprouting seeds and beans, fermenting, and making raw food).
Read moreThe food was flavorful, well-balanced and satisfying, without being heavy or greasy. No sugar. My favourite dishes were their raw papaya wrap, vegetable korma and raw carrot cake.
They also have a variety of interesting kombucha flavors. I tried a few of them. All were good (not sweet) but my favorite was the Chamomile-Lavender one.
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JunkyardOtter
Points +490
Fine but overrated, expensive - Edit
Western-style vegan place with a chill atmosphere. Decently large menu with a lot of raw stuff, if you're into that kind of thing. The food is fine, but not spectacular by any means, and it's quite expensive by Taipei standards. It mostly seems fairly healthy and it's pretty to look at. It can get quite busy here, and the service gets pretty slow when it does.
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shannen.veryperfect
Points +2419
Raw Heaven - Edit
Great Place to have raw cake and meals! Would go there anytime again.
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뚜안.杨
Points +708
Quality clean/raw food with good flavour - Edit
I love their beet tartare, it's yummy!! food was nice and feels good for the tummy. could do better on the dessert. Overall a good place to come by if you have extra cash 😈🙈
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MaxwellBarstowe
Points +789
Delicious but pricey vegan diner - Edit
We hadn't made a reservation but showed up several minutes before opening and the nice staff seated us at the window-facing diner counter, which is still a good seat. The menu is easy to understand with not too many choices (a good thing imo).
Read moreWe ordered the beet tartare, egg salad, and a wrap. It was all really delicious, I especially liked the egg salad (the one I make is better, but still...) but as others have said the prices are high and portions are small. Prepare to leave hungry or spend a lot of money. Sadly we didn't try any of the desserts but many of them looked amazing.
The place was packed the whole time we were there - even about 6 other people were there with us before opening time. So make reservations or show up early to get the counter seats.
Pros: Delicious food, Nice atmoshere, Friendly staff
Cons: High prices , Small portions
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