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During my second trip to Green Island this summer, I found that, like my first visit in 2017, there is still no vegetarian restaurant on the island. I visited one of the largest restaurants, which seemed to cater to bus tour groups. The prices were reasonable, the food was decent, although you may need to double-check your order, but being able to enjoy fresh food was worth it. While I would only give this place two stars under normal circumstances, the lack of other options on Green Island makes it a decent choice.

During my second trip to Green Island this summer, I found that there are still no vegetarian restaurants on the island. This particular restaurant is one of the largest on the island and appears to be capable of accommodating large tour groups. The prices are reasonable, the taste is average, and it is important to double-check your order to ensure accuracy. However, having the option to enjoy fresh food is preferable to only having access to convenience items. While I would normally rate this restaurant two stars, the lack of vegetarian alternatives on Green Island makes it a more valuable option. This review has been updated from the previous review in October 2020.

During my second trip to Green Island this summer, I once again found that there are no vegetarian restaurants on the island. I visited one of the largest restaurants there, which seemed to cater to bus tour groups. The prices were reasonable, the taste was decent, though not amazing, and I had to double check my order a few times. However, being able to enjoy fresh food made the experience better, especially since there aren't many options on Green Island. I would normally give this place only two stars, but considering the limited alternatives, it's worth a visit.