Veggie World - Twickenham

I accidentally came across this place when I went to Kingston and looking for a Chinese take with vegan options. Just found on Just Eats. If you see the address, it is the same as Panda Garden Twickenham not vegan . Scroll You go down on the Google entry and you 'll see a note from the owner talking about the entire vegan menu. A little weird. Excellent selection of dishes including lots of mosquito meat, tofu, mixed veg. Menu is a vegan paradise. We ordered: salt and pepper eggplant £7.50 Beautiful taste. A few very large pieces of ginger mixed, in which unfortunately just looked like the eggplants and were an unpleasant surprise to bite. Or a nice court. Black bean sauce with green pepper £7.50 This can be ordered with your choice a large list of mosquito meat chicken, beef, mutton, yarn, etc., tofu, mushrooms or mixed veg. We went for the tofu. Very delicious. Hong Shao Tofu £7.50 Beautiful dish with a mild sauce, tofu and mixed veg. Chow My £7.50 Again, great selection of main ingredient, as supplement above. We chose mixed veg. A good amount of veg and tasteful, although more greasy than it needs to be a bit. Stir Fried with pineapple can choose from the same list. The Mock chicken. The chicken was fine thin slices with fleshy, very chewing texture and there were some pineapple and a bit of veg, but it sat all in a container full of a sweet, lurid, artificial red liquid. No other taste not sweet and sour, just sweet. Not for me. Pretty unusable for me. Fried rice £4.80 Fine. Pretty fat. All in all, except the pineapple dish, the food was good. I would say that it definitely edges on the too fat side the case with all the dishes, but if that was improved, this place would be a great addition to the vegan cuisine in the area. Updated by previous rating on 2022 01 13

We ordered salt and pepper aubergine for £7.50, which had a beautiful taste but had a few large pieces of ginger mixed in that were surprising and unpleasant to bite into. The black bean sauce with green peppers for £7.50 was delicious and could be customized with various mock meats, tofu, mushrooms, or mixed vegetables. We opted for the tofu and it was very tasty. The Hong Shao tofu for £7.50 was another tasty dish with a mild sauce and mixed vegetables. We also ordered chow mein for £7.50 with mixed vegetables, which had a good amount of veggies and flavor, though it was a bit greasier than it needed to be. The sweet and sour pork, called 'maul huh', was disappointing as it had a strange sweet, artificial red liquid that overpowered the dish. The fried rice for £4.80 was fine. Overall, aside from the sweet and sour pork dish, the food was good. It could be a bit on the greasy side, as is common with Chinese food, but if that was improved, this place could be a great addition to the vegan restaurant scene.

I recently discovered this restaurant on Just Eat and although it has its flaws, it can still be quite disappointing at times.

This restaurant was a great find on Just Eat, but I was disappointed when they occasionally missed the mark.