Vegan-friendly
Pizza
Western
Juice bar
Take-out
Fusion
Taiwanese
Breakfast
Serves primarily western style breakfast and brunch dishes, including fried beyond chicken meat, avocado & nuts sandwiches with multigrain bread, and margherita pizza. Bakes in-house. Vegan items are labeled on the menu. Open Mon-Sun 7:00am-9:30pm.
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50, Lane 79, Sec 1, Xiangshang Rd, West District, Taichung, Taiwan, 403
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Last update on 05 Feb 2020 by Guest
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Added by Cqveggiefinds on 05 Feb 2020
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5 Reviews
First Review by taiwanesetexan
PrayagaMadhuri
Points +17
Great food and ambiance. - Edit
We tried fried vegetarian oysters with tar tar sauce. The sauce was delicious. The strawberry cheesecake is so yum 😋
Read morePros: vegan and vegetarian options, Amazing range of drinks, Desserts ate so yum
Cons: most of the sided are fried
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SakuraJennifer
Points +2425
Mostly vegetarian, few vegan options - Edit
The menu clearly describes the vegan options. Food was a bit pricey for what you get. Atmosphere is nice tho. Soy milk they have is frothy and not too sweet.
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Leifty
Points +33
Choose carefully - Edit
I had a salad which was good, curry and naan which was OK, and a cheese "calzone" which was easily the worst calzone I've ever had -- had a weird sugary cheese sauce inside. I did not finish it. Also they seem to stop serving everything but pasta and risotto about an hour and a half before closing.
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PamelaTung
Points +410
Nice environment to hang out with friends - Edit
Offers both vegetarian and non vegetarian options. I appreciate how they design for the set menu and especially for the bread they served us.
Read moreBut Only one thing, unfortunately I could not finish the salad there cause their selection contained some leaves that are not pleasant at all to eat it uncooked.
Cons: Weird pick for salad leaves
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taiwanesetexan
Points +9510
Not that vegan-friendly - Edit
A few select items are vegan, but good luck trying to enjoy any vegan desserts: there is only one option (smoked longan with cocoa cake), and it was mediocre at best. I did enjoy the vegan lahmacun, which reminded me of my trip to Istanbul back before I went vegan. Most of their dishes are ovo-lacto-vegetarian. They have some gluten-free options, too. If you're looking at their menu, anything without an "EM" or "M" marking or only with a "G" is vegan. Portion sizes felt small while the prices seemed high. Would not return.
Read morePros: good ambiance
Cons: not enough vegan items, expensive, small portions
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