Restaurants that offer Mango Soy Protein

Pinellia Vegan Asian

➤ 3601 Edison Rd Ste D, South Bend, Indiana, USA, 46615, United States

Soup • Asian • Vegan • Chicken

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"Completely vegan!!! What a sweet treat for a mid-sized city in Indiana! I reliably order the orange “chicken” in the lunch special (available during the work week), which makes the meal a few bucks cheaper than it would be otherwise. The sauce was *not* spicy for someone who self identifies as having a (unfortunately) very low spice tolerance. If you’re ordering online, you may be able to ask for different spice levels in the “notes” section. Since the pandemic, we’ve ordered it to be picked up to go several times and it’s always been done on time and usually ready for us before we arrive! Very friendly family who runs the place. We love supporting Pinellia and getting to treat ourselves with their delicious food. Updated from previous review on 2021-06-01"

Chun Vegetarian

➤ 582 Nostrand Ave (at Atlantic Ave), Brooklyn, New York, USA, 11216, United States

Tea • Asian • Chinese • Vegetarian

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"The food at this restaurant was so delicious that I returned the day after my first visit. I sampled a few dishes including boneless ribs ($11.50) which were well-cooked and crispy, served with broccoli. The mango soy protein ($12) was a delightful mix of sweet and salty flavors with large pieces of mango. The crispy nuggets ($7.50) were the best vegan nuggets I've ever had. I also tried the orange tangerine chicken ($11.50) which I loved, but the beef Teriyaki ($11.50) was not to my liking as it was too soft and saucy. We ordered brown rice to accompany the dishes and found the portions to be very generous. The restaurant is clean and bright, with only two large tables available for dining in, so takeout might be a better option. Overall, it's a great place to eat."

A8 Pan Asian Vegan Cuisine

➤ 268 Prospect Park West, 11215, Brooklyn, US, United States

Tea • Asian • Cheese • Chinese

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"For a small place the menu is large and will be familiar to those who remember Zen Palette--lots of mock meat items with names suggestive of their non-vegan versions. Also has fresh juices. Food was good, very filling, and reasonably priced. There are a few non-vegan dairy options with drinks and dessert, but the menu is overwhelmingly vegan and the bovine growth hormone fluids are well-labeled. As of this review's date the place was very new and lacking decor, music, and AC. On the plus side: BYOB!"

Gobo

➤ 2620 Avenue D, 11226, Brooklyn, US, United States

Tea • Soup • Meat • Cheese

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"Salt Pepper Oyster Mushroom my absolute favorite iteration of this dish The lite coating with a savory salty sauce drizzle over the top; next time I will order the sauce on the side because it makes the whole dish mushy. Also there is no spiciness at all for a dish that usually is. The fried tofu dish is very lightly fried with a thin coating an insufficient amount of dipping sauce. Order extra. The dish taste very raw tofu forward. Basil Soy Protein contained a lot of vegetables (good) but I just didn't love this flavor. Still tasty just not for me. Thai Basil Fried Rice was very good with a ton of the soy meat product. The Vegan Thai Tea was very good but not that sickly sweet you usually find. Overall good I am interested to see what else this restaurant has."

New Ginger Root Vegan

➤ 1164 1st Ave, 10065, New York, United States

Vegan • Casual • American • North American

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"It was the first vegan restaurant in my life and not bad. I had Pad-Thai and my wife ordered Pumpkin Gazpacho Bowl. They use some vegetables instead of meat in Pat thai and it was natural. In the Pumpkin Gazpacho, there was kimchi and mixed all kinds of veges. I thought it was just mixed soup or something like that first, but ma wife enjoyed it. The waiter was calm and seemed a nice person. Interesting place."

Zen Vegetarian

➤ 773 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, New York, USA, 11226, United States

Juice • Asian • Vegan • Chinese

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"A very solid spot. When we lived in the area, it was convenient for the days we wanted to skip meat. I tried their Chicken Nuggets, Fried Wontons, Vegetable Lo Mein, Sesame Chicken, curry chicken, beyond burger, buddha bowl, sweet potato fries, and ribs. It can be heavy with all the sauces and frying as Chinese can be. Definitely recommend ordering dishes with more veggies instead of soy/tofu focused. My favs were the ribs, sesame chicken, and sweet potato fries, but I would like to try the mango chicken and drinks.A big perk was also being able to order takeout so I could pick it up on my way home. The staff was always friendly and food ready."

Bayberry Cafe

➤ 502 Main St, 01801, Woburn, US, United States

Tea • Cafés • Juice • Asian

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"I discovered Bayberry Café through a Yelp list of top vegan restaurants in the U.S. and I am happy I finally had the chance to visit recently. The restaurant offers a variety of vegan dishes that resemble typical Chinese or Asian cuisine, including vegan sushi, bowls, soups, appetizers, salads, and entrees. Despite some menu items having unfamiliar names like sweet citrus soy protein or black pepper seitan, the online ordering process was easy using a QR code that displayed an menu with pictures of familiar Chinese dishes. I tried the sweet and sour soy protein which tasted similar to sweet and sour chicken, but was not as filling as real meat. The dish was well-prepared with a good balance of flavors and served with broccoli, bell pepper, and pineapple. The service was efficient and the restaurant had a cozy atmosphere, reminiscent of a large pub. I am grateful to fellow Yelpers for recommending this fantastic local, independent restaurant."