In recent years, vegan restaurants have become more and more popular in China.
People choosing to eat there mainly consist of two kinds, either for health or for religion.
When you sit down in a vegan restaurant and begin to leaf through the menu, you can still surprisingly see “meat” dishes.
Actually most of the meat are substituted by ingredients made of bean products, some others made of mushrooms.
By doing so, the dishes can have a very similar appearance, texture and flavour of the real meat to cater the taste of some non-vegans.
In addition, most of the owners of these vegan restaurants are people who believe in Buddhism.
Therefore sometimes at the entrance of the restaurant, diners can receive some Buddhist scriptures or books free of charge for the further spread of Buddhism.
Besides, you can feel the waiters and waitresses are more friendly and more polite due to the religious reason.
So, come to China and try to dine in a vegan restaurant.
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Further Readings
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How to plan a trip to Beijing
Top 10 Attractions in Beijing
How to Visit Forbidden City
How to Visit Temple of Heaven
How to Visit Summer Palace
How to Visit Ming Tombs
How to Visit the Great Wall of China
How to Visit Tiananmen Square
How to Visit Hutongs
How to Visit Olympic Sites
Top 10 Markets in Beijing
Top 10 Shopping Malls in Beijing
Beijing Shopping
Wangfujing Walking Street
Qianmen Commercial Street
Gui Jie ( Ghost Street) Food Street
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