Vegetarianism is considered an art that helps calm the mind, balance life and experience peaceful moments. Nowadays, many people choose to follow the vegetarian trend with the purpose of staying healthy and living green... Keeping up with that trend, vegetarian restaurants have been born, bringing interesting culinary experiences to many diners. Let's discover 4 unique vegetarian restaurants that are both delicious and pure in Hanoi today:
1. Vejo - The Vegetarian Journey
Vejo is a vegetarian restaurant combining European and Vietnamese cuisine. What is special about Vejo is that in addition to the fixed a la carte menu, each month the chef will create a themed set menu, with beautifully decorated dishes that are spontaneous but also very sophisticated. This coming May, if you are still wondering where to meet your friends, you can absolutely come to Vejo to enjoy the "Inspiration" set with crispy appetizers, sharp salad, virtual ravioli, finished with charcoal and sweet dessert.
Vejo-style Thai Lap. The main ingredients of the dish are mushrooms and beans, combined with onions, lemongrass, herbs, served with betel leaves, and coconut sauce.
The restaurant space is meticulously decorated, whether outside or inside. Vejo has a rustic decoration style combined with wooden furniture, creating a comfortable, peaceful and close feeling. In particular, Vejo also sells nutritious vegetarian dishes for office workers or accepts custom-made vegetarian trays for worship on full moon or Tet holidays with a full range of delicious and eye-catching dishes.
Address: 46B Bat Dan, Hanoi.
2. Gautama
Co Dam Vegetarian Restaurant serves fine dining in Hanoi. The meal will start with an appetizer (soup or salad), followed by snacks, main courses and ending with dessert.
Co Dam is a fine dining style vegetarian restaurant in Hanoi.
The carefully prepared signature soups include saffron soup (saffron, the most expensive spice in the world), truffle soup, which are considered as light gifts. The food here is made from natural, pure ingredients in the spirit of vegetarianism for peace of mind. The light dishes are delicately arranged under the skillful hands of the chef, bringing delicious and unique experiences.
Gautama is a clever combination of mysterious Champa architecture and Buddhist spirit. The use of yellow lights and natural light creates a cozy feeling. The beautifully curved ceiling system creates a spacious and harmonious feeling.
Address: 68 Tran Hung Dao, Hoan Kiem District, Hanoi.
3. Vegetarian Restaurant Vi Lai
Chay Vi Lai has 5 floors with airy and comfortable space. In particular, the first floor of the restaurant is designed with the name "Ly nhu vong nguyet - Hy tuoc dang mai" with open architecture so that diners can immerse themselves in nature and feel the peace when dining.
The vegetarian dishes here are also very eye-catching.
Vegetarian Restaurant Vi Lai offers diners a variety of choices to suit each person's taste and dietary needs, with two types of a la carte and vegetarian buffet. The dishes on the restaurant's menu always impress with their skillful preparation from fresh, clean foods such as vegetables, mushrooms, tofu... Diners will have a complete vegetarian culinary experience from impressive appetizers such as mushroom soup, pumpkin, vegetable salad, Vi Lai salad, seaweed pho rolls to main dishes with high nutritional value such as Vi Lai bamboo shoot rolls, Dansah, grilled pumpkin, braised mushrooms, hot and sour pepper hotpot...
Chay Vi Lai is also famous for its spicy and sour hot pot. The hot pot broth is made from fresh vegetables and fruits, so it has a natural sweet taste. In addition to hot pot, the restaurant also has many options such as soups, vegetable dishes, salads, some main dishes and desserts. The restaurant menu is diverse and suitable for those who love the traditional taste of Vietnamese people.
Not only that, Chay Vi Lai also attracts many people with its quiet space. Coming here, visitors seem to come to a peaceful place to find peace of mind in the midst of the hustle and bustle of life.
Address: No. 67 Ly Thuong Kiet Street, Hoan Kiem, Hanoi.
4. Sadhu
Sadhu Vegetarian Restaurant is extremely outstanding with its artistic design style. You will experience an open space without any fuss but still have the spirit of Buddhism. Sadhu is decorated with large and small Buddha statues, creating a feeling of purity, peace and comfort.
“Sadhu” is a Pali word which when translated into Vietnamese means: Good. This is like the Buddha’s praise and encouragement as well as a sincere thank you for all events in life.
One point that Sadhu chay has shown very subtly is that the portion of each dish is very moderate. Diners can enjoy more dishes without fear of being full and also help not waste food.
In addition, Sadhu also brings the art and meaning of vegetarian cuisine to diners. The delicate, light, nutritious dishes mentioned are: green rice soup, salad, Indian tofu with golden, crispy crust and sweet sauce from Indian tea fruit, nutritious for all four seasons, light, cool appetizer waffles. Along with the main menu such as: spring rolls, sticky rice, lotus turmeric fried rice, Thuy lieu mushroom porridge, five-type mushroom hotpot...
Coming to Sadhu, you will not only see modernity, but also feel the tradition from space to cuisine.
Address: Udic Complex Building, N04 Hoang Dao Thuy, Hanoi.
