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This is my favorite buffet-style vegan restaurant near Feng Chia University (even though most Taiwanese students might consider it a ten-minute walk from campus too far). The variety and quality of the dishes are excellent, and the food does not taste greasy. While there are some processed foods, they are overshadowed by the overall healthy options. One of my favorite dishes is the carrot and lotus root salad with lime juice. You serve yourself and pay NT$1 per gram of veggies. Rice (white or purple) or noodles (depending on the day) are extra. Tofu, ginger, and seaweed soup are complimentary. You can also opt for a full-service bento box with rice and six to seven different vegetables, starting at NT$70 and increasing by NT$10 for larger portions. A reminder: please refrain from talking in line and bring your own reusable utensils to reduce waste.

This buffet-style vegan restaurant near Feng Chia University is my favorite in the area, despite being a ten-minute walk from campus (which some Taiwanese students may find too far). The variety and quality of dishes are excellent, and the food is not greasy. They offer a selection of whole vegetables, with some processed foods also available. One of my favorite side dishes is sliced lotus root with carrots and wood ear in lime juice. The price is based on NT$1 per gram of veggies, with rice or noodles available for an extra charge. Complimentary tofu, ginger, and wakame soup is also offered. Customers can opt for a full-service bento box, which includes rice and a selection of six to seven veggies. Prices start at NT$70 and increase by NT$10 based on portion size. A friendly reminder to avoid talking while at the buffet and bring your own dishware and cutlery to reduce waste.

This buffet-style restaurant near Feng Chia University is my favorite, even though it may be considered a bit far for most Taiwanese students to walk (about ten minutes from campus). The variety and quality of the dishes is excellent, with a subtle taste that is not overpowering. While there are some processed foods available, they also offer a selection of fresh vegetables. One of my favorite dishes is the lotus root with carrots and wood ear in lime juice. The price is based on a self-serve system, with vegetables costing NT$1 per gram. Rice (white or purple) or noodles are available at an additional cost. Tofu, ginger, and Wakame soup are complimentary, or you can opt for a full service Bento box which includes rice and a selection of vegetables. Prices start at NT$70 and increase by NT$10 depending on portion size. A friendly reminder to refrain from talking while in line at the buffet, and to bring your own dishes and cutlery for disposal.