Cauliflower Restaurants in Kaohsiung
The best places in Kaohsiung to eat Cauliflower. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Kaohsiung who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Cauliflower or dine out.
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City: Kaohsiung, 113-3, Zhongxiao 2nd Rd, Linya District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 802, Taiwan, Province of China
"No English here but the ladies were so kind with me and my google translate she recommended one noodle dish and I also chose tofu and other stuff from the buffet. Note that not everything from the buffet- she pointed three fake-meat that has eggs. Gave only 4 stars cause seems not to be 100% vegan"
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City: Kaohsiung, 27, Xianzhong St, Qianjin District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 801, Taiwan, Province of China
"We tried three different types of noodle soup and everyone was delicious, unique and very nourishing. You can say they use high quality ingredients. The portions are huuuge. The ambience is beautiful for a dinner. The staff is friendly but not English!"
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City: Kaohsiung, 67, Liuhe 2nd Rd, Xinxing District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, Taiwan, Province of China
"My hubby and I have spent our last year in Taiwan going here weekly. Initially they didn't have an English menu but now do with everything clearly labelled with/without egg. You can ask for no egg though (it's fake meat and they are happy to comply. Friendly family run business with consistently great service and tasty food. We recommend the fried noodles/rice and delicious greens! They can serve you beer from next doors seafood restaurant and offer sit down or takeaway: We'll miss this place as we move on to new adventures!"
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City: Kaohsiung, 6-2, Linquan St, Lingya District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 802, Taiwan, Province of China
"A local vegan friend recommended this place after a hike in Shoushan. The restaurant is very small, so I highly recommend a reservation, especially on weekends. They were made of indoors when we arrived at lunch on Saturday, but we sat outside in summer heat. The owner offered to decide about the Entrees for us so that we could taste some of their favorites. I have specified that we are vegan, as well as the set menu upgrade we wanted (a salad drink); so he took it from there. The pizza was half margherita, half the Roman pizza bianca with violife cheese. The crust reminded me of airy, crispy Japanese rice crackers that wasn't exactly what I expected, but it was still pleasant. Make sure the zucchini and potato slices slip off the pizza if you don't keep it parallel to the ground! The pasta was spaghetti with asparagus and pesto sauce, but there were so many other fresh vegetables on it: King oyster mushrooms, oyster mushrooms, shshatake mushrooms, beech mushrooms, white button mushrooms, baby corn, yellow squash, broccoli, cauliflower and Brussels spits. We wondered where they got their products from. The pasta tasted handmade and was perfect al dente. The mango juice was refreshing and perfect in a hot day. And the salad was one of the closest I had to have something I had ordered in the states: not drowned in fresh fruit and Thousand Island Style Dressing. I enjoyed our meal there, although I had to put up with the heat. The prices are slightly higher, but the freshness of the products and the quality of the pasta made it all worth the extra effort."
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City: Kaohsiung, 40, Guangxi Rd, Lingya District, Kaohsiung, Taiwan, 802, Taiwan, Province of China
"I regularly search veg*n restaurants only by brutal force they are looking for on google maps. this small neighbourhood, family-run restaurant discovery was the result of one of these searches. I had no problem finding it personally with the help of google maps, and I was happy to see that their menu clearly shows which elements ovo-vegetarian are. (they don't use milk, I marked my selections on a laminated paper menu and suggested that I eat on the table on December 20, 2013, p. 1). the couple that's running, told me to pay for it. I sat down with the dog until she's gone. my order of the Chinese toon oyster pancakes came out quickly, and one showed me the cooler bucket with free gras gele. yes, please! I really enjoyed the oyster pancake: it was in the ground a large stack of cauliflower and pear sprouts with a little soy protein and a layer of gooey sticky, translucent pancakes with Chinese toon seasoned up, all used in ketchup. I also ordered a Chinese toon flaky pancake, but I had to remind her as they were a little busy with takeout orders. that was just okay: the taste was good, but I thought it could have been improved with a diving sauce. Overall I enjoyed the experience and would recommend it to friends to look for a cozy, struften-in-somenes-living room ambiance. very affordable and often from regular."
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Price
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$8.9