Loving Vegan

Fabulous experience, kindness, good humour and excellent cuisine are at home here. Very pleasant and welcoming atmosphere, particular applause to the owner, exquisitely courteous and very attentive in recommending the dishes of the kitchen. I tried several proposals based on tofu and rice, as well as vegetables, an exciting path. Absolutely to try and try again, the smoothies are crazy, I always recommend the bowl.

It’s rare to see a vegan spot this busy, so curiosity did the work for us. From the outside, it looks more like a garage than a restaurant but surprisingly airy, well-ventilated, and packed without the chaos of a queue. Good sign. The menu is broad and reasonably priced. We went for the pho, burrito, protein spring bowl - a house special, and a lemonade with salted dried apricot. The pho arrived warm within seconds, with mushrooms doing a convincing impression of beef. The broth carries it: clean, savory, and deeply comforting without trying too hard. The protein bowl leans wholesome with quinoa, while the burrito is essentially the same cast wrapped in a tortilla, different format, same satisfaction. Both come with a rich eggplant sauce. The drink was serviceable, slightly bland, but it clears the palate well enough after the meal. Overall: an excellent vegan go-to with enough variety that you almost forget you’re eating “healthy food"

We've been in Da Nang 3 days and eaten here twice. It is 2 blocks from our hotel and we've had lots of rain today, so it was a no-brainer to return. On our first visit, we had Korean Spicy Noodles and Pho, with the spicy noodles being our favorite. Tonight we had pumpkin soup, fried veggie rice, and Teriyaki tofu. These were all very good as well. This place was filled with expats both times we visited, and I'm normally more comfortable when we visit a restaurant overseas and it's filled with locals. However, I think there are many expats who happen to be vegetarian. And also, the food is quite good. So don't let that throw you off. The prices are reasonable, and the staff is very helpful and friendly. They all are able to communicate in English, and they seem to be happy people. We like this place very much, and look forward to returning.

Loving Vegan does vegan food perfectly- it’s so full of flavour that my partner, who eats meat, was very happy for us to eat here more than once. We tried a variety of dishes, but I especially loved the tofu in tomato sauce and loving vegan noodles. There is so much variety, and everything is so reasonably priced! Service is always friendly and quick.

Lovely Vegan is hands down the best restaurant I’ve been to in Vietnam, and honestly one of the best I’ve visited in years. Every dish is a surprise, full of flavor, creativity, and incredibly fresh vegetables. Even something as simple as ginger tea feels refined and special here. The staff deserves a special mention: super friendly, genuinely welcoming, and highly professional. You feel taken care of from the moment you walk in. On top of all that, the prices are unbelievably reasonable for the quality you get. They absolutely nailed everything. A must-visit in Da Nang

I was looking forward to my first visit to the Loving Vegan; but came away somewhat disappointed. I ordered the Banana Flower salad, the Bibimbap, and the Tropical Delight smoothie. First arriving was the salad. The taste was very flavourful; but it wasn’t as cold or as crunchy as I would have preferred. It was as though it was sitting in the marinade too long; but I did finish it off. Next up was the Bibimbap. There was supposed to be a number of vegetables including mushrooms, scrambled tofu, and seaweed on a bed of brown rice that I selected over white rice. The quantity of toppings was quite minimal and also dry. Sometimes I couldn’t quite what I was eating as everything tasted the same due to the saltiness of the dish. Even the rice was salty probably due to the Korean chili sauce. The piece of tofu was recognizable and good. Not impressed at all with the dish. The smoothie was okay. Would I go back? If I did I would probably order one of the pho dishes and definitely stay away from the Bibimbap. The service by the 2 young ladies was efficient; but lacking in enthusiasm; but this was probably due to their personalities and you can’t fault them for that. The atmosphere and decor was quite plain - probably what I would call cafeteria style; but plenty of room as the tables are nicely spaced. One plus I would give the Loving Vegan is the prices are very moderate and as the place was quite busy on the evening I visited they seem to have their Legion of fans although I am not one of them - at least not yet.

NO MSG!! Healthy food! So so good and FRIENDLY restaurant, with American like service- they come to you to ask for your order nice and quickly. Staff is amazing. Food is even better, they have WiFi and a couple of outlets to work in, and fans always running to keep it cool. Also, Amazing prices!

This local vegan restaurant quickly became my go-to place. It mainly serves traditional Vietnamese food, but you can also find other dishes on the menu, which makes it a really nice fusion. For me, it felt like the most local and authentic spot. I honestly couldn’t stop eating the summer rolls and the pho soup—they were so good that I went back multiple times and kept ordering the same dishes because I just couldn’t resist. If you’re looking for delicious vegan Vietnamese food with a local vibe, this place is a must. 🤍🍜🌱