Chay Dalat - Da Lat

In a street near the train station da lat this place is quite quiet and rustic. they don't have an extended menu, but their food is generally good. the vegan porridge is my favourite item, as it looks like homemade eating most for me. the owner claims that they do not use fake meat or so and it is a totally vegan business. you eat looks more real than others stand, but not sure if no fake meat is used. what I could say, however, is that I appreciate their efforts to make vegan foods and invite them. the proportion is enough to be full and the price is reasonable.

Vegan joys and large smoothies. delicious eating in a relaxed environment.

I tried almost everything in the (limited menu). all taste very good, but the fried rice we prefer to put it on others. some dishes were new to me after two years in vietnam! I especially like that the dumplings rolled in banan leaves, both fried and raw earlylings (have a bundle of sweet inside! .

More from a suburb. Had the commode chay for 30k. It was a good amount of food and very tasty. They tend to run out of their specials, so try to go at least a few hours until they close.

This place in a alley near the Da Lat station is quite quiet and rustic. They don't have an extended menu, but their food is generally good. The vegan porridge is my favorite piece, as it looks like homemade food most for me. The owner claims they don't use fake meat or something and it's a totally vegan business. Your food looks more real than other stands, but not sure if no fake meat is used. However, what I could say is that I appreciate their efforts to provide vegan food and this store. The share is enough to be full and the price is reasonable.