Planet Green Qīng Tái Xíng Xīng·xiàn Dài Shū Shí Liào Lǐ

This restaurant offers a nice variety of Western (pasta, pizza, tacos) and Eastern dishes. You place your order on a screen next to your table, where you can see pictures of all the dishes, which is a cool concept although it can be tiring to scroll through for a long time. The food overall was pretty good, with credit given for offering vegan meats and having a diverse menu. However, like many places in Shenzhen, I found that the Western dishes seemed somewhat unauthentic due to issues in translation. For example, the pizza had a super thin crust and an unusual sauce, which tasted good but didn't resemble any pizza I've had in the West. The restaurant also inaccurately labels itself as vegan when most dishes are actually vegetarian, with only real meat being replaced with faux meat. Despite these issues, the food is not very healthy or clean, as it tends to be greasy/oily and lacks a fresh/organic feel. After visiting three times, I don't plan on returning due to the lack of tastiness/healthiness, insufficient vegan options, and high prices. However, the mall the restaurant is located in is nice and connected to two parks via a bridge, making it a pleasant place to hang out afterwards.

This is a lovely, modern restaurant with great service. I have dined here multiple times, but I am disappointed that there are no vegan desserts available. However, there are many vegan options or dishes that can be made vegan by request, which are clearly marked on the menu or can be discussed with the server. Even though their website promotes JustEgg, they do not actually have it. The avocado milkshake is tasty when made with plant-based milk, but sometimes the staff may be hesitant to prepare it that way. The food is absolutely delicious, and I had the pleasure of dining there on opening day. I return in the hopes of finding more vegan options on the menu. They now offer Star-Field meat, a Chinese alternative to Impossible or Beyond Meat. It is recommended to support local businesses when possible. It is important to note that many dishes contain egg, garlic, onion, etc., so be sure to ask about the ingredients if you follow a Buddhist diet.

The restaurant offers a wide variety of Western (pasta, pizza, tacos) and Eastern dishes. Customers can place their order on a screen located beside the table, where they can view pictures of each dish. While this concept is cool, scrolling through the menu for an extended period can be a bit tiring. The food quality was good overall, especially commendable for their vegan options. However, some of the Western dishes seemed to lack authenticity, such as the unusually thin-based pizza with a unique sauce. The restaurant advertises itself as vegan, but most dishes are actually vegetarian with faux meat substitutes. The food tended to be oily and lacked a fresh, organic feel. After multiple visits, I do not plan to return due to the lack of delicious and healthy options, the menu not being completely vegan, and the high prices. The restaurant is located in a beautiful shopping center connected to two parks by a bridge, making it a nice place to hang out after dining. Last updated: February 6, 2023.

Beautiful, high-tech place with good service. I've often eaten here, but still sad to see no vegan desserts. Many items are vegan or vegan that you can choose directly from the menu or on request to the server. Your page advertises JustEgg, but they don't actually wear it. The avocado milkshake can be made with vegetable milk and it is delicious, but they can be worried that it doesn't taste well, so sometimes you just have to insist that you take it anyway. The food is absolutely delicious and I was there opening day. I'm coming back and hoping for more vegan dishes. They now wear Star Field Meat, a Chinese version of Impossible or Beyond Meat. Maybe they're both wearing them. Support local if you can. Many items contain egg, garlic, onions, etc. so be sure to get through when your Buddhist.

Beautiful, high-tech place with good service. I have eaten here often, but still sad to see no vegan desserts. many items are vegan or vegan that they can choose directly from the menu or on request to the server. her side inserated justegg, but they do not actually wear it. the avocado milkshake can be made with vegetable milk and it is delicious, but they can be worried that it doesn't taste well, so sometimes they just have to insist that they take it anyway. the food is absolutely delicious and I was there opening day. I'll be back in the hope of more vegan dishes. they now wear Star Field Fleeish, a Chinese version of impossibility or beyond meat. maybe they both wear. support local if they can. many items contain a, claw, awe, etc., so be sure to get through when you are buddhist.