
Chickpea Eatery: Da Nang Vegan Restaurant and Vegan Cooking Class | Tiệm Chay Đà Nẵng
100% plant-based, dedicated vegan kitchen.
Per-allergen evidence
100% plant-based, dedicated vegan kitchen. The venue states 'All our food is 100% plant-based' and is run by a vegan family. HappyCow lists it as a fully vegan restaurant; multiple diner reviews confirm no animal products used.
[1] Official Authentic Vietnamese Vegan Cooking Class in Hoi An – Chickpea Eatery, Chickpea Eatery: Da Nang Vegan Restaurant and Vegan Cooking Class | Tiệm Chay Đà Nẵng (official menu)
The venue's own cooking class page describes the family as a 'Vietnamese vegan family' and states that the cooking class and the restaurant are fully plant-based.fetched May 23, 2026[2] Aggregator Chickpea Eatery - Da Nang Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing: 'Fully vegan restaurant', 33 reviews confirm vegan-only. The listing notes 'no cheese or eggs sneaking on you' and gluten-free accommodation.fetched May 23, 2026[3] Verified blog Chickpea Eatery – Peaceful food, restful mind, chickpeaeatery.com
The source duplicates source 7 and contains the same homepage content.fetched May 23, 2026As a fully vegan restaurant, the kitchen is 100% free of meat, fish, and animal by-products, making it structurally safe for vegetarians. No separate vegetarian menu needed.
[1] Official Authentic Vietnamese Vegan Cooking Class in Hoi An – Chickpea Eatery, Chickpea Eatery: Da Nang Vegan Restaurant and Vegan Cooking Class | Tiệm Chay Đà Nẵng (official menu)
The venue's own cooking class page describes the family as a 'Vietnamese vegan family' and states that the cooking class and the restaurant are fully plant-based.fetched May 23, 2026[2] Aggregator Chickpea Eatery - Da Nang Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing: 'Fully vegan restaurant', 33 reviews confirm vegan-only. The listing notes 'no cheese or eggs sneaking on you' and gluten-free accommodation.fetched May 23, 2026[3] Verified blog Chickpea Eatery – Peaceful food, restful mind, chickpeaeatery.com
The source duplicates source 7 and contains the same homepage content.fetched May 23, 2026The venue is fully vegan, meaning no dairy ingredients (milk, cream, cheese) are used or present in the kitchen. Reviewers explicitly note 'no cheese sneaking on you'.
[1] Official Authentic Vietnamese Vegan Cooking Class in Hoi An – Chickpea Eatery, Chickpea Eatery: Da Nang Vegan Restaurant and Vegan Cooking Class | Tiệm Chay Đà Nẵng (official menu)
The venue's own cooking class page describes the family as a 'Vietnamese vegan family' and states that the cooking class and the restaurant are fully plant-based.fetched May 23, 2026[2] Aggregator Chickpea Eatery - Da Nang Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing: 'Fully vegan restaurant', 33 reviews confirm vegan-only. The listing notes 'no cheese or eggs sneaking on you' and gluten-free accommodation.fetched May 23, 2026[3] Verified blog Chickpea Eatery – Peaceful food, restful mind, chickpeaeatery.com
The source duplicates source 7 and contains the same homepage content.fetched May 23, 2026Fully vegan kitchen; no eggs are used or present on site. A HappyCow reviewer states the restaurant is 'fully vegan, no cheese or eggs sneaking on you'.
[1] Official Authentic Vietnamese Vegan Cooking Class in Hoi An – Chickpea Eatery, Chickpea Eatery: Da Nang Vegan Restaurant and Vegan Cooking Class | Tiệm Chay Đà Nẵng (official menu)
The venue's own cooking class page describes the family as a 'Vietnamese vegan family' and states that the cooking class and the restaurant are fully plant-based.fetched May 23, 2026[2] Aggregator Chickpea Eatery - Da Nang Restaurant - HappyCow, HappyCow
A HappyCow listing: 'Fully vegan restaurant', 33 reviews confirm vegan-only. The listing notes 'no cheese or eggs sneaking on you' and gluten-free accommodation.fetched May 23, 2026[3] Verified blog Chickpea Eatery – Peaceful food, restful mind, chickpeaeatery.com
The source duplicates source 7 and contains the same homepage content.fetched May 23, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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