Many self-service restaurants in Taitung calculate the bill by visual estimation, and this vegetarian self-service restaurant is no exception. First, let's address a point that could easily become controversial: the prices at this vegetarian restaurant are relatively high, and with fluctuating vegetable prices, the owner can make customers feel that the cost is quite steep. For example, the meal I ordered, as seen in the photo, wasn't very large, yet it cost 110 NT dollars.

However, if we focus on the flavors of the dishes themselves, I believe that each dish is seriously prepared. They are neither overly greasy nor too salty, and they aren’t so bland that they become unpalatable. I think this aspect is something many vegetarian restaurants struggle with. The main reason is that most of the dishes are based on whole foods with only a small amount of vegetarian meat, which prevents it from feeling like an obligatory religious vegetarian meal. I believe that even people who usually enjoy eating meat would be quite willing to eat vegetarian food here. The soup of the day was a fresh and sweet pumpkin soup, so delicious that it made me want to have another bowl.

As long as the prices can be made more stable, I will definitely return.