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oriel

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Q: Any good vegetarian restaurants in Guangzhou?

Like, places that specifically cater to veggies?

A friend of mine is in town for a few weeks and doesn't do the whole "meat thing".

11 years 33 weeks ago in Food - Guangzhou

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raj-sandy

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Are you looking for pure veg? wat cuisine?
I knw pizza2pizza has good veg section and there is this indian resutrant that is pure veg

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11 years 22 weeks ago

kikoya

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there's vegeterian restaurants around every important buddhist temple

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11 years 22 weeks ago

1307938137

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tomatoes and paddy fields near garden hotel..

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11 years 22 weeks ago

sarah.hdpr

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1. Shawarma in the Jian Shi Liu ma lu infront DUO club ( have the vegs, fallafel )
2. Pandan Indonesian Cuisine next to shawarma ( have vegetarian sections menu )
3. Tiger Prawn Vietnamese restaurant, beijing lu ( have the vegetarian sections menu )
4. Indian Restaurant ( vegetarian sections on the menu or u can ask the chef for request )
5. On top of Gails restaurant in Zhujiang New town area, ( nice pure vegs restaurant )

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11 years 22 weeks ago

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