Loving Hut Bien Tinh Thuong - Da Nang

First there are two products in the regal "non-dairy" cremer, and instant cocosnusscreme. products that are always suspected) that contain sodium chasinate. therefore this is not a 100% vegan business and restaurant. it is the first non-vegan loving hat I have ever seen in the world. it should be treated as an ordinary chay restaurant where eating is usually vegan, but the drinks and products may contain cow milk. secondly, I cannot believe that people leave negative reviews from this place. the loving hats all over the world range from modern fine restaurants to traditional local style. that's the last. if you want to eat fine, there are more expensive places you can go in the tourist areas. eating is cheap, fast and the vibe is typical of any local Vietnamese restaurant. I had the ph-aliphatic 20k), and the gurkensalat 35k. we are both great and full of mock meat. they had some products for sale, but the selection was somewhat disappointing compared to other loving hats. I have a sauce and a few cookies.

This place is more like a local chay(veg) restaurant, not the loving hut I expected. That's great. 1$ meal and beautiful staff. no one spoke English, but it was even more charming.

Green pancake: made of cocos milk, bean, sugar, vanilla powder. 4 stars bun hue: a little sour, 4 stars comchay: not so many choices, taste not bad, 4 stars mashed taro: good taste 4.5 stars fried noodles: mushroom black pfeffer flavored, 4 stars not amazing for me, not bad

First there are two products in the shelves "non-dairy" cream, and instant chocolate cream. ... objects that are always suspected) contain the sodium caseinate. Therefore, this is not a 100% vegan business and restaurant. It's the first non-vegan loving hat I've ever seen in the world. It should be treated as an ordinary chay restaurant where the food is usually vegan, but the drinks and products may contain cow's milk. Secondly, I cannot believe that people leave negative reviews from this place. Loving hats all over the world range from modern fine restaurants to traditional local style. That's the last one. If you want fine food, there are more expensive places you can go in the tourist areas. The food is cheap, fast and the vibe is typical of any local Vietnamese restaurant. I had the PhEIN 20k), and the cucumber salad 35k. We're both great and full of mosquitoes. They had some products for sale, but the selection was somewhat disappointing compared to other loving hats. I have sauce and cookies.

I have to admit that I didn't actually eat here but I can confirm that the map is correct. It looked very uninviting in there and a quick peek around just really put me off. It looked very basic and run-down. No English spoken. I only wanted to know what time they were open so I could have planned to go back later but he couldn't tell me so I didn't. Updated from previous review on 2017-12-25