Shi-a-wa-se - Taipei

Shi-a-wa-se is a Japanese restaurant called 幸福蔬食餐坊, which translates to "Lucky and Gratitude." If you are vegan, it is recommended to inform the restaurant in advance. While the only item labeled as vegan on the menu is curry rice, they are willing to customize other dishes to be vegan-friendly if requested ahead of time. The menu also specifies that customers should inform the staff if they do not consume eggs and dairy. Additionally, the restaurant has a policy of not allowing outside food and pets inside.

This vegetarian restaurant is just okay. Non-vegan items are not clearly labeled, but dishes like ovo-veg fried noodles, lacto-veg baked dishes, and ovo-veg curry rice are available. Be cautious of items containing eggs, dairy, honey, or chocolate, as they may not be vegan. My friend found the portion size of the fried instant noodles to be quite small. It appears that they use the same mixed frozen vegetables in multiple dishes. Service was average. The restaurant has limited hours during the summer, only opening at 11:00.

During my visit, my friend ordered the fried instant noodles and found the portion size to be quite small. It seems like they use the same frozen vegetable mix (peas, diced carrots, and corn) in multiple dishes, including my garden vegan Alfredo Pasta. The service was okay, but not outstanding. One thing to note is that their summer hours are limited, only open from 11:00 to 14:00.

Only a good vegetarian restaurant. Non-vegan elements are not clearly marked, but enzymovo is ovo-veg, all 焗烤 are lacto-veg, 咖喱新e is ovo-veg, 包包 is a ei, all with 包 is lacto-veg, all with 蜂蜜 contains honey, all with 煉乳 contains milk, and 克 can contain milk. my friend ordered the fried instant noodles, and the portion size was really small. they seem to use the same mixed frozen vegetables (bäse, cubed carrots and mais) in several dressed (his nuds, my garden vegan alfredo pasta.). the service was best lukewarm. they have very short hours in the summer months: only from 11:00-14:00 clock.