Nan Tun Sushi Shui Jian Bao Nán Tún Sù Shí Shuǐ Jiān Bāo

After visiting the Wenchang Temple and Nantun market, my friends and I stopped for breakfast on Sunday. The fried rolls were delicious, even for my non-vegetarian friend. If you order it spicy, the staff will add hot sauce (although it wasn't very spicy). On the wall opposite the counter, there are various savory pancake options: Chinese toon, seaweed, curry, Thai basil, and whole wheat. I chose the Thai basil option. The flavor wasn't as strong as I had hoped, but I enjoyed the texture of the pancake. The cold black soy milk was sweetened and served in a plastic cup. The staff was patient and helped me identify vegan menu items. They only provide disposable chopsticks, so remember to bring your own. Payment is cash only at the counter. Overall, a good place to find vegan breakfast options at a reasonable price.

After visiting Wenchang Temple and Nantun Market nearby, my friend and I decided to have breakfast on a Sunday. We found the pan-fried buns to be delicious, even for my friend who eats everything. If you ask for it spicy, the staff will add hot sauce to the bun (although the sauce wasn't very spicy). There are various savory pancake options on the wall, such as Chinese toon, seaweed, curry, Thai basil, and whole wheat. I chose the Thai basil flavor, but the herb taste wasn't as strong as I had hoped. The pancake had a nice texture though. The cold black soy bean milk was served in a plastic cup with a plastic straw and was sweetened. The staff was patient and helpful when I asked about vegan menu options. They only had disposable chopsticks, so remember to bring your own if you want to reduce waste. Payment is made in cash at the counter after you finish your meal. Overall, a decent spot for vegan and vegetarian breakfast items at a reasonable price in the area.

My friend and I stopped for breakfast on Sunday after visiting the Wenchang Temple and the Nantun market nearby. The fried rolls we ordered were delicious, even my friend who eats everything enjoyed them. If you ask, the staff will add some hot sauce to your dish, although it wasn't very spicy. On the wall across from the counter, there are various options for savory pancakes such as Chinese toon, seaweed, curry, Thai basil, and whole wheat. I chose the Thai basil flavor. The herbal taste wasn't as pronounced as I had hoped, but I liked the texture of the pancake. The cold black soy milk came in a plastic cup with a straw and was sweetened. The staff was very patient and answered all my questions about which menu items were vegan. They only have disposable chopsticks, so remember to bring your own to reduce waste. They accept cash payment at the counter. Overall, a good spot for vegan or vegetarian breakfast options at a reasonable price in the area.