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Veg-on 家乡素食

Modest black and white décor, yummy vegetarian dishes and sweet Taiwanese desserts will have you back for more. Set lunches available, RMB 39 dinner buffet served daily from 4.30pm onwards. Voted "Outstanding Vegetarian" in our 2009 Restaurant Awards.

Location

  • Solana, 6 Chaoyang Gongyuan Lu, Chaoyang District
  • 朝阳区朝阳公园路6号蓝色港湾国际商区
  • Daily 11am-10pm
  • 5905 6301/6
    • Parking available
    • Chinese bank cards accepted
    • ¥¥ 30-50 per person

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User reviews of Veg-on 家乡素食

Solid buffet for RMB39

Review of Veg-on
4

Walking around Solana it would be hard to miss Veg-On as there are plenty of signs, making it less 'hidden' than when the previous reviewer visited. At first we went into the actual restaurant/cafe but were shown the buffet by the waitstaff. (It's around the corner from the actual restaurant.) Note that there is no English menu in the restaurant but the menu does have large pictures, and if you do read Chinese, a lot of info on each dish.

The buffet is only RMB39 so I had my doubts but it's actually very good, there's a big choice of hot dishes (all Chinese), little bread and cake-like items and you can also have hotpot at your table (albeit very small!). Desserts are only fresh fruit. The drinks were a bit disappointing, only various teas or water with fruit in it, but there are a lot of flavours to choose from. You can eat and drink as much as you like.

The decor was nothing special in either area. Service was prompt around the buffet but a bit slow in the actual restaurant.

If you're looking for somewhere to fill up on standard Chinese dishes of reasonable quality at a great price, I'd definitely recommend the buffet here.

Tastier than expected given the unappealing food-court layout

Review of Veg-on
4

Veg-On is a strangely designed restaurant that is spread out over a tiny food court hidden in a corner of Solana. They feature a vegetarian buffet that I'd recommend skipping in favor of the ala carte menu -- the eggplant with basil is excellent, as are the veggie spring rolls and the vegetarian spicy fish.

Extra bonus -- because they share central seating with the next door Greek Delicacy restaurant (http://www.thebeijinger.com/directory/Greek-Delicacy) you can eat a veggie meal side-by-side with your carnivorous friends who can order a big ol' chunk o' meat next door.

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