It is no secret that the vegan diet has been on the rise in recent years. With more and more people choosing to adopt a plant-based lifestyle, it's not hard to find delicious vegan dishes all across Vietnam. But what are the best places for vegans to eat? Here are some of our favorite restaurants serving up healthy and flavorful plant-based cuisine! photo: Sam Lion 1. Loving Hut This popular vegan chain has several locations…
omg i want to try that
I was in Vietnam with a group of friends last summer, and we went to Loving Hut twice. It was amazing!
Great list! I'm planning my first trip to Vietnam, and I love that you've listed several vegan options in Hanoi. It looks like a beautiful city, and I'm excited to try out some of these places.
I had a delicious meal at The Vegan House in Ho Chi Minh City, and it was one of my most memorable dining experiences. After that, I went on to try some other great places.
In Hanoi, I visited Vegetarian Club, which has an extensive menu of vegan dishes. They even have an entire section on their menu devoted to mock meats and they do them right! It's hard to find good mock meat in Vietnam, but this place has it down pat.
In Nha Trang, I tried out An Dong Restaurant on Nguyen Thien Thuat Street for lunch one day. It's not entirely vegan (they have seafood dishes), but they have lots of vegan options as well as gluten-free ones too!
Nha Trang! An Dong Restaurant on Nguyen Thien Thuat Street sounds like a fabulous spot for a scrumptious vegan lunch. I'm glad you had such a remarkable dining experience at The Vegan House in Ho Chi Minh City. Speaking of remarkable experiences, did you know that Vietnam is home to some of the most diverse and tantalizing vegan cuisine in Southeast Asia? It's a vegan food wonderland!
I am not vegan but I have loved several different vegan and vegetarian meals. Vietnam has a surprisingly large amount of options, especially today.Â
Veganism is growing in all countries which I think is a good thing. I don't think we should all be vegans but I think we should all cut back on how much meat we eat. Most people eat way too much.
I totally get what you're saying. It doesn't necessarily mean we all have to go full-on vegan, but it wouldn't hurt to cut back on our meat consumption. I mean, let's be real, most of us do eat wayyy too much meat. It's awesome to see veganism gaining popularity worldwide. It's a positive trend, don't you think? By the way, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this!
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