Absolutely go here! Best food we had in Vietnam so far. Amazing vegetarian and vegan food. Staff speaks little English, but the menu is in Vietnamese and English, so you’ll find your way :). We skipped ordering rice, so our stomachs could taste all the different food options. It happend to be a good idea. Enjoy!

The atmosphere was lively and nice, service was busy and alright. English proficiency is Low although I appreciate the staff trying to understand my question. I had the banana blossom with sesame, it was tasty but not delicately done- didn’t take out some of the harder the ‘bones’ of the buds. Also had the fried tofu with tomato sauce which is underwhelming. Not sure what is the fuss about this dish... the sauce was quite nice but the tofu texture was too tough and chewy. Out of curiosity, I also order the ginseng pineapple milk, which turned out to be some kind of green syrup drink. I tried to ask the staff before ordering but they couldn’t explain what is it, so I just ordered it to try. Sweet and flat, no taste of pineapple Nor ginseng whatsoever. I’d come back to try other dishes if only just to sample different food at a cheap price, but it certainly is not my favourite place for food in town.

We went there for dinner as this place was suggested by Lonely Planet and close to our accomodation. First the staff completely ignored us. The Seven Up I had ordered was warm and it was rather difficult to get a cool drink. We ordered the same food as the table next to us, but felt that we got „second quality“ herbs for our dish. We had not finished dinner yet when the staff started cleaning up around us and mopping the floor. When we paid there were three people standing around us, waiting to collect the Money. We felt really uncomfortable and had the feeling the staff could not wait for us to leave. There was no goodbye to thank you, which is no surprise either.

My first experience with vegan food is here. The food is extremely tasty. I wish the restaurant would be decorated more attractively.

Fantastic vegan food. It is a very local place and the staff don’t speak English but it was so worth it. Be aware that the menu offers rough translations. For example, tofu appears as ‘soya paste’. The flavour of the dishes is incredible. I had the aubergine with ginger and it was so good. Totally recommendable if you are vegan

Very very simple place and simple food, the food is vegetarian but it is great. The spring rolls and the jackfruit chips were the highlight of the meal. A must must have when in Hue.

Food wasn't too bad, some good variety and flavour. The stinky tofu side is challenging. A shame that we had to work very hard to get attention from the staff. And the smell of cat pee (or whatever it is) was a downer.

Great vegetarian restaurant, we ended up here as two closer places we were trying we not offering food, but glad we ended up here. Food was very tasty. Also they helped us out when we had problems with Grab to get a ride home again.

Fully vegetarian restaurant with good food. I had hem with tomato and a dish the staff recommended. Hem with tomato was delicious. It is built like a temple , i guess that's why there arent proper lighting. So ambience was a bit dull for my liking.

As a tourist, i didn’t feel welcomed at all. They were ignoring me for like 20 minutes, not taking my order while people were coming in the restaurant after me and were served immediately. They were almost done eating and i was still not acknowledged. And yes i raised my hand, made eye contact and was getting there attention, but they were just like ya ya.. About the food. Its average but atleast the price is very reasonable. Not the best vegetarian food i had. Definitely not worth the hype. The cool part was that monks were eating here. (Writing this a few days later, i got food infection after eating here, traveller’s diarrhea, be aware.)

My experience is reduced to meh. Only tried the fried jackfruit, tiny. And the home made pumpkin juice, nothing to die for. Try ordering other things but they didn’t have them. Staff dont speak English, which is ok, but made 0 effort to communicate.

Tried this vegan foods last night, surprisingly I really like it. The staff also friendly. Best vegan foods I have ever tried.

They had the best sweet jackfruit I have ever seen. I was so in love that I got two portions. You sit very nice in a garden with little water place. Highly recommend

Very local place, where many monks come to eat. The menu has english translation. I took the fried jackfruit, which was alright, but not great. The small tofu cheese is fermented (the smelly type of cheese, in the blue cheese family haha so you understand). And it's not a dish, but for flavor. The vegetable with mushrooms are actually boiled morning glory with a bit of mashroom. The juice is homemade aloe vera... pretty good. The food l picked wasn't great. Maybe other dishes are. 🤷🏻‍♀️ Service was ok. The terrace looks dark, but clean.

Only when we came to order did we find out half the menu wasn't available. There was a rat running between our feet, and something we consumed definitely made some of our group sick the next day. We think it was the wacky pumpkin, which I wouldn't recommend. Food was fine but nothing special. I liked the fried jackfruit and spring rolls but that was about it.

Such a gem! It's a treat for vegetarians looking for some local Hue cuisine. The price is also very reasonable. Very wholesome food.

Food came by super fast but the place was stinky. Overall food was ok but a little bland. Sour soup wasn’t too sour, Sushi was satisfactory, but the tea pot was good. The prices were crazy cheep and food service is good except they don’t speak much english. It wasn’t the best restaurant but it wasn’t that bad.

Great food, big portions, high turnover. In the top 3 veggie places in Hue in my opinion. Really liked the string spring rolls.

Spring rolls and green beans good, jackfruit and soup lukewarm. Best part was the little bowl of chili paste. Service was ok. Also it smelled like I was seated next to a puddle of pee.

Nice restaurant if you are looking for a vegetarian place to eat. Seems clean and the staff is very friendly, with limited english. Not realy that good located, a little off from the center. The food is awesome, although it's not easy to understand their menu card. Just pick some random food and share it, you wont regret it!

We were here 2-time, everytime a food was fantastic. For vegetarian the best choice!!!

Great food, great prices, great service Place where many locals come. When we left ~19:00 a bus full of tourists arrived at the restaurant.

Perfect place for vegetarians (isn't so common to find good options in Hue). Kind staff, amazing food and nice traditional location.

The best food I had so far in Vietnam, really tasty meals and well composed dishes of many different flavours. Menu seems a bit confusing at first but I you have a picture at the end that explain what the dish is like. Big portions, great values for price

This place is incredibly local. The owner greeted us at the door during a super busy lunch. I was shocked with how big it is, but they still had time to greet us with a smile. They brought an English translated menu, even though we were the only non-locals there. Service was prompt and the younger man that served us spoke English. I asked for his recommendations and he brought us three things. Their house spring rolls (amazing), their friend jack fruit (best thing I have had in so long - think vegan beef jerky and you are on the right track - MUST try) and a sample of different rice rolls (local dish - I would try but none were that great). They gave us free hot tea, and the owner even came by to thank us for coming. Serious must try. I was shocked and so pleased with the experience. Vegan heaven, cheap, quality, good owners, what more do you need? Also, girlfriend (regular eater) loved the rolls and jackfruit. So you gotta go now!

Honestly do not recommend. Staff were so rude. Didn’t serve us for a very long time and proceeded to ignore us when tried to get their attention multiple times (including when another local patron pointed to us twice). Food was well below average. Not tasty, cold and un interesting, was also very overpriced for what it was. Very disappointing as had been looking forward to trying this place again. Went last time I was in Vietnam and it has gone downhill a lot since then. Would not go back.