We read about this vegetarian place in The Beijinger magazine and went. We were definitely pleasantly surprised! It is an upscale vegetarian restaurant with prices to match, but for us it was worth it. We had a 5 course menu (599 yuan) with a lovely Portuguese Vinho Verde (289 yuan). The staff let us taste the wine, also with the second bottle. Dinner was very tasteful, different and nice. For example sweet & sour soup with very fine soya strings, crispy sticky ginger soya? pieces in a parmesan cheese basket, eggplant made looked like it was a piece of meat (way, way more tasteful than meat though!!!) So if you want to go for a night out this is the place! The restaurant looks amazing by the way :-)

Great place, good service and some fantastic began courses - but some really boring ones as well. We had the lage set menu. The appetizers, the soup and the first of the nutritious dishes were worth the trip. Suddenly it became a bit boring. The mushrooms were the main ingredients in a lot of the courses, so we felt that we had tasted it before in the meal. The chardonnay wine from China was very good. At 9 p.m. they turned of the light in our room (the rest of the room were still with som light) and the only light left were the candle lights. We had to use our phones to be able to see the courses. Strange. And when the courses became less tasty and the dessert only had one highlight, the mango pudding, we were a bit disappointed of the experience.

In my top three lifetime meals. Every dish was perfectly cooked, presented and served. Clear and distinct tastes, blended together in a foodie symphony.

Ambience was sublime to match the food. 14 courses of raw and cooked vegan treats served in a private dining room with its own mini-bamboo forest outside.

The set menu had some milk and cheese, but after explaining I preferred vegan, alternatives were presented, no fuss, as if this was the most standard of requests.

Truly a wonderful experience.

色香味俱全！服务周到！环境舒服！Indian Mahatma Gandhi ever said that we can judge a country and her morality from her attitude toward animals.