Loving Hut Hoa Thien Duong

The dining experience at this restaurant is nothing extraordinary, but the food is tasty. Unfortunately, the menu is mostly in Vietnamese with few pictures, so I based my selections on the visuals. I ordered noodles that were supposed to be crispy but turned out to be soft. I also enjoyed a mixed juice that may not have been on the menu, but the waitress kindly prepared one for me. Despite language barriers, we managed to communicate in English with the help of Google Translate (I have a Vietnamese SIM card). The waitress was always helpful and had a lovely and friendly demeanor. The restaurant imports vegan products, some from Taiwan, and the waitress explained why Taiwanese products were superior. They even sell vegan dog food, a surprising find. I suggested that they change a menu picture showing real shrimps as they are a 100% vegan establishment. The waitress promised to relay this to the manager. Overall, a visit to this restaurant is definitely worthwhile.

The food may not be exceptional, but it tastes good. Unfortunately, the menu is only in Vietnamese with limited pictures, so I relied on the visuals to make my choices. The noodles I ordered were supposed to be crispy but turned out soft. I also enjoyed a mixed juice that may not have been on the menu, but the waitress kindly made it for me. We managed to communicate in English with the help of Google Translate (I have a Vietnamese SIM card). The waitress was attentive and had a lovely and charming personality. The restaurant also has a small shop with vegan products, some imported from Taiwan. The waitress even gave me a recommendation for a more delicious dish elsewhere. Surprisingly, they also sell vegan dog food, which was unexpected for me. I suggested to her to change a menu picture showing real shrimp as they are a 100% vegan restaurant. She assured me she would inform her manager about it.