Ekachai - London

The menu at this restaurant offered one vegan option in each category, such as fried rice and noodle soup, providing some variety. However, the meals were lacking in diversity within each carb group, particularly for those who enjoy tempeh. The noodle soup was bland and uninspiring, although it did have a generous amount of fresh vegetables. The spring rolls were a highlight, but the main issue was the staff's lack of knowledge about the ingredients. When I inquired about the vegan status of the peanut sauce and banana fritters (without ice cream), the staff simply stated that because there was no "VE" symbol next to it, they assumed it wasn't vegan. Despite pointing out that other items without the symbol were included in vegan meals, the staff did not make any effort to confirm the ingredients. As a result, I decided to skip dessert to avoid any potential issues.

I frequently visit this Asian restaurant because they offer delicious vegan dishes and the staff is very friendly. It has become a go-to spot for me.

This is one of my favorite restaurants to eat at. I have been coming here for a few years now and have always received good service from the friendly staff. My favorite dish is the Nyonya curry, which is very flavorful. I also enjoy the spinach, mushroom, and tempeh stir-fry, especially if you prefer milder flavors over chili or strong spices. It's a great place to dine with a group of friends or to grab a quick lunch.

Menu had a vegan option under each category (e.g. roasted rice, nudel soup) so had a choice, but meal times were mainly the same for each carb group (ok, if they were lust on tempo) had the nudel soup was very bland and uninspiring, but at least contained a lot of fresh veg. jumping were also good. my main complaint is that the employees seemed to know what ignorant what was actually in the food, and apparently not to find. for example, I asked to separate the personal when the erdnus sauce and the bananenfritter (without ice) were vegan and they only pointed out that it had no ve' symbol next to it, so that they thought it was not (as I can not read the menu itself.) but the rice/sweet chili sauce/ other side had not taken any ve', but were taken as part of other vegans. no further attempt was made by the employees to find out what they contained, despite the question. determined to avoid only the case and go without dessert this time.

This Asian cuisine restaurant has a few vegan options and they are all very tasty. the personal is friendly. it has become a regular place for me.