Go green at these vegetarian restaurants in Richmond
No matter what your diet restrictions are, these vegetarian restaurants in Richmond have you covered. Whether you’re sitting down to eat at a fine dining restaurant or grabbing take-out from a mall food court, these meat-free hotspots offer delicious and creative vegetarian meals that even the staunchest carnivores will enjoy.
Veggie Bunch Vegetarian Restaurant
6611 Buswell St, Richmond, BC V6Y 2G9It might be rare, but a delicious vegetarian buffet is possible. Veggie Bunch has made it so. Stop in for a choice of 15 hot vegetarian dishes for a great price. Also, make sure you try the house-made ice cream, although it’s understandable if you don’t have room for it. Unlimited sweet and sour soup may be dangerous if you’re going to the movies afterwards, otherwise the entire menu is delicious and well worth the $13 you pay.
Little Mexico Cantina
150-3131 Chatham St, Richmond, BC V7E 2Y4Authentic Mexican cuisine has arrived in Richmond. With the sharing and build-your-own aspect of tacos and fajitas, making a meal that suits both vegetarian and omnivore diets has never been easier. With so many veggies used in their meals and recipes, the vegetarian combinations for wraps, chimichangas, tostadas and almost everything else on the menu make each visit a unique experience. And, for dessert, you can’t go wrong with a deep fried Mars bar.
International Buddhist Society
9160 Steveston Hwy, Richmond, BC V7A 1M5Only open for lunch service from Wednesday through Sunday and located on the ground floor of the Thousand Buddha Hall, Taste of Zen is one of the most coveted vegetarian restaurants in Vancouver. Payment is by donation only (the staff are temple volunteers) and some of the vegetables are grown in the garden on the temple grounds. To further set it apart from other vegetarian options, there are many choices not on the menu that you can ask about.
4 Stones Vegetarian Cuisine
160-7771 Westminster Hwy, Richmond, BC V6X 1A4This is a small 10 table place that online reviewers are raving about, with the only complaint being the very intimate size. 4 Stones can’t offer too many full vegan dishes, but they have plenty of vegetarian twists on food court favourites like kung pao and sweet and sour oyster mushrooms. Don’t let the length of the menu intimidate you when you’re ordering take-out: having so many options just means you’ll never get bored.
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