Pure Lotus Vegetarian
Chao Yang Qu · VegetarianPure Lotus Vegetarian is a strictly vegetarian restaurant run by Buddhist monks, serving vegetable and tofu dishes with no meat on the menu.
8 Beijing restaurants with cited allergen research on every tier.
Pure Lotus Vegetarian is a strictly vegetarian restaurant run by Buddhist monks, serving vegetable and tofu dishes with no meat on the menu.

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