Loving Hut - Daejeon

That's my first time I'm going to a loving hat. the place is something out of the way with difficult parking. there are not many options on the menu, but the owner (super friendly on the way) told me that he is willing to make different dips when they ask how a pasta table or other suppening dishes.

It seems to be the only vegan restaurant in daejeon. it was quite far to reach for me, but it was worth the time every time I left. the bimbimbap has a lot of different aromas and is simply very tasty, I especially liked the vegan kimchi that goes with. the owner is a very friendly and cool guy.

We went to lunch after loving hat, the owner was really friendly and the food was delicious!

We liked eating and the atmosphere so much that we came back a second time on Sunday. delicious vegan Korean cuisine and very friendly staff. we will come back to our destination when we visit daejeon again.

I believe most Loving Huts' have the agency to serve the dishes they like, as long as they follow the Loving Hut vegan ethos. This franchise has more traditional Korean food, rather than the faux meat dishes of other Loving Huts. I had a mushrooms noodle soup that lacked flavour and was rather bland. My friend (the notorious riri03) had a sesame powdered noodle soup that was (to me) reminiscent of porridge and was decent. The price was cheap, maybe 6/7,000 for a dish. We also got some vegan yogurt, which seemed more like a smoothie with perhaps some soya milk/yogurt added. This was nice. The space is small but bright and clean. There are lots of vegan books for sale and even some vegan foods and household items. The owner worked there alone and was friendly, albeit a little slow we were the only ones being served, and it took maybe 30 mins. I am supportive of Loving Hut as they are the only vegan only restaurant in Daejeon. This is insane it me given the size of the city. So it is hard for me to be critical. They do great work.