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Address: 1829 Clement St (19th St), San Francisco Neighborhood: Richmond Phone: (415) 666-3883 Hours: 11am to 9:30pm Category: Restaurant/Food Vendor (Vegan) Restaurant Type: Chinese Average cost: ![]() Vegan Dessert: Yes Accepts credit card: Yes Notes: Upscale Chinese restaurant featuring 9 appetizers, 9 soups, 30 entrees, 6 rice & noodle dishes, and 11 dim sum items. They have 2 dining areas, including round tables with spinning table tops. Friendly, attentive service. |
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Friendly service, beautiful decor - great view of nature from tables in the rear. The food was good, a bit bland for me (wish had brought my crushed red pepper as I usually do), but very large portions, and reasonably priced, and enough vegetables which is not true at many places. Several large round tables for groups of 10-12. | Reviews: 65 |
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Delicious. The Seaweed & Pinenut Rice is probably the tastiest rice dish I have ever had - be sure to try it. Tofu and Brown Sauce is so good, too, despite the unassuming name. Huge portions, nice ambiance, friendly service, reasonable prices. Everything I have ever had there has been so good. The "fish" and the Three-Ingredient Noodles are especially tasty. | stella Reviews: 8 |
2007-05-08 | ||
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Beautiful decor, delicious food, ample variety & good serving sizes. Eight people shared 8 entrees, only $12.50 with tax/tip included! So much food, 7 entrees would have been sufficient. Food was very fresh, did not taste greasy or oily. We were told all food is vegan. Ordered: Pine Nut Fish, Braised Tofu, Veggie Bamboo Reeds, Pan Fried eggplant, Curry Chicken, Golden Mushroom Noodles, Sesame chicken, Mushroom with Greens. Aside from Curry Chicken, would return and have exact same menu. | Reviews: 139 |
2007-04-15 | ||
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This restaurant has over 100 seats in their dining area. Mao Pa tofu, curry "chicken" was good and came in large portions. I was told everything was vegan. (can some else confirm this?) Ask to cook in FRESH oil rather than used oil. I had to educate the cashier what vegan meant. The steam dumpling was delicious. , 6 small dumplings for $5. Layonna will drive Bok choy out of busines | sunny Reviews: 81 |
2007-02-06 | ||
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Average. I wouldn't go out of my way to go there. The sauces are watery and taste similar so if you order several dishes, the lack of interesting sauce makes the food bland/boring. Both the "Sesame Chicken" and the "Lemon Chicken" comes with sweet and sour sauce. Sesame chicken should come with some kind of sesame sauce. Lemon chicken should have a lemon sauce, etc. Boring. | veggiegrrrl Reviews: 15 |
2007-01-28 |
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