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Szechuan Tokyo
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Japanese
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Serves meat, vegan options available. Offers vegetarian meats and tofu. Vegetarian versions of classic dishes and vegetarian sushi available including some vegan options or ones that can be made vegan. Also serves Chinese and Thai cuisines. Removed Jun 2019 - duplicate listing. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-9:30pm.
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2204 Hwy 35 (at Sea Girt Ave), Sea Girt, New Jersey, USA, 08750
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Last update on 23 Jun 2019 by Isamara
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Added by L.Estelle on 15 Dec 2012
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2 Reviews
First Review by SavoyTruffle
Veganlove18
Points +184
DONT ORDER ONLINE - Edit
The menu online has a vegetarian option and it doesnt go through on their end. we got delivery and it came as real chicken call ahead and specify vegetarian and they will have it
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SavoyTruffle
Points +577
Oyster sauce in the “vegetarian” dishes - Edit
I was excited to see that this restaurant had a vegetarian section on their menu. When I placed my order online, I specified that everything needed to be vegan, and I explained that meant no eggs, chicken broth, oyster sauce, or other animal products. To their credit, the restaurant called me on the phone and told me that several of their vegetarian dishes actually contain oyster sauce. I told them that oyster sauce is not vegan or vegetarian. They claimed that oysters are vegetarian because they come from the sea. They are not from the land, like chickens. But they said that they could make my order without oyster sauce if I wanted, so I said ok. When I went to pick up my food, they reiterated that any time I want to place an order, I can just tell them that I don’t want oyster sauce. I again said that oyster sauce is not Vegetarian, and the items on the vegetarian menu should not have oysters in them. She said that it’s only a spoonful or two of oyster sauce in some of the “vegetarian” dishes.
Read moreI am doubtful that they will change the menu or change their “vegetarian” recipes because she kept saying it was just a tiny bit, and oysters are vegetarian.
And then she tried to offer me the free crunchy chow mein noodles. I asked if they have eggs in them, and she said yes, eggs and flour. I told her that vegans do not eat eggs because they are an animal product. Then she asked me if vegans eat flour. I said yes, flour is fine. She then told me that they have gluten-free options, and I told her that was nice.
The dishes we got - General Tso’s “chicken” and “chicken” & broccoli were delicious. They used two different kinds of faux chicken in the different dishes and they were both delicious. We also ordered avocado sushi which was ok - I would’ve preferred sushi rice that is more seasoned (more vinegar, sugar, & salt) but it was ok.
I would order here again. I felt that even though they didn’t understand about oysters, they are willing to adjust recipes to make the customer happy.
If this restaurant were in a large city, I would bump them down to 2 stars. But since they are in the suburbs and there are not many vegan options available, I’m giving them 3 stars.
Pros: Vegan chicken options, Nice decor, Good customer service
Cons: Oyster sauce in the “vegetarian” dishes, Unclear on what “vegan” or “vegetarian” mean, You have to explain what “vegan” means
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