Sino Vegetarian Restaurant

The restaurant is a dedicated vegetarian establishment with no meat or fish on the premises. The owner greets guests by explaining it is a vegetarian place with no meat and no fish, offering only meat and fish substitutes.

The menu is mostly vegan, with egg dishes marked. A waitress confirmed the restaurant does not use eggs or milk but does use honey. Vegan options are not clearly marked on the English menu, and some 'cheese' items may be regular cheese. Multiple vegan reviewers report positive experiences with the variety of vegan options.

Egg dishes are marked on the menu, but the kitchen is not dedicated egg-free. A waitress told a reviewer they do not have eggs, though the restaurant is described as lacto-ovo vegetarian, meaning eggs are used in some dishes.

A waitress told a reviewer the restaurant does not have milk, though the restaurant is described as lacto-ovo vegetarian, suggesting dairy may be used. A reviewer noted uncertainty about whether items labeled as 'cheese' are vegan or regular cheese. No dedicated dairy-free protocols are mentioned.