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3 great vegan places to eat in Hong Kong this summer

STORYLim Li Ying
A Virgin Pineapple Piña Colada – one of two smoothie bowls, topped with toasted granola and other superfood treats – served at the new Flamingo Bloom kiosk in IFC Mall in Central.
A Virgin Pineapple Piña Colada – one of two smoothie bowls, topped with toasted granola and other superfood treats – served at the new Flamingo Bloom kiosk in IFC Mall in Central.
Veganism and vegetarianism

Haku serves fusion of Japanese and international food, Grassroots Pantry offers perfect afternoon tea set and Flamingo Bloom creates smoothie bowl delights

From Japanese fine dining to afternoon tea and a little fun with fusion tea – who said vegans have to miss out on Hong Kong’s food scene? 

1. Haku

A vegan dish featuring mushrooms, onions, peanuts and dried olives served at Haku in Tsim Sha Tsui.
A vegan dish featuring mushrooms, onions, peanuts and dried olives served at Haku in Tsim Sha Tsui.
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From August, Haku in Harbour City, in Tsim Sha Tsui, will be rolling out a vegan and vegetarian-friendly menu that stems from Chef Agustin Balbi’s mission to cater to all dietary requirements.

Working with Japan-based farmers, the ingredients are guaranteed to be at their finest – nothing but the best will make it to the table.

The six-course offering can be extended to an eight-course affair.

Experimenting with ingredients such as the shio tomatoes and Japanese tomorokoshi, or sweetcorn, this multi-course fine dining experience showcases Balbi’s international influences within the perimeters of modern Japanese cuisine.

The menu is seasonal, so be sure to check in beforehand to see what is on the list.

2. Grassroots Pantry

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