Tu Hanh Vegetarian

hari charan

4 months ago

This is very unassuming place. The place is at a little distance from the city centre, but easily accessible by bike or car. There's great art non-veg (vegetarian dishes made to look and taste like non-veg) stuff available here and Asian vegetarian dishes too. Few dishes I tried were fried tofu and Vietnamese noodles with cauliflower and mushrooms. Food is of Asian cuisine and is fresh, light and flavorful. The place is decent but won't score on high on decor and ambience. But if you want to sample a good vegetarian fare which is pretty light on the pocket as well, then this place is definitely worth trying.

Valentin Despa

3 months ago

I am having a hard time understanding how this (and a few other vegetarian restaurants in Da lat) survive. As we got here in Friday evening at 7pm it was completely empty (and it is not a small place). No atmosphere . The staff did not speak any English. The prices are a bit high and I did not find the food / presentation worth it. The menu lists quite a few items and I find this very confusing. I prefer to have a few dishes which are tasty.

Nim Ja

3 months ago

Great old building with veg hotpot home made yoghurt and.many veg dishes. Nice toilets But bring paper for drying yourself! Long way out But worth it!

Tommy Dao

a month ago

The best vegetarian in Da Lat that I never missed of any trip I been there.

Tony Brown

9 months ago

The building is quite a beautiful homestead style restaurant. They are understaffed if it is busy. Tonight they had one boy trying to serve over 30 people, he did an admirable job. The food was very reasonably priced and the menu was extensive. It is a very popular place, but it was just too heavy on the MSG and salt for my liking. Having sad that, the quality of the vegetables was very high. It was tastier than most vegetarian restaurants we have been to in Dalat, but I would not go back.