Loving Hut

516 Barber Ln, Milpitas, CA 95035, USA

Loving Hut is one of the largest families of vegan restaurants in the world and is the winner of VegNews 2010 Favorite Vegan Restaurant award. We have more than 100 outlets in major cities all over the world. We are also the fastest growing vegan restaurant in the world with international locations spanning across multiple countries in Asia, Europe, North America, Central America, South America, Australia and New Zealand. Loving Hut is created with the vision that all beings can live in peace, love and harmony with each other. As a restaurant or café, Loving Hut provides consumers with great tasting, high quality and healthful pure vegan food along with speed, value and convenience. In essence, Loving Hut is to be a Loving House of Heaven, filled with divine light and warmth, where nourishing Loving food for the body, mind, heart & spirit is served. All of our menu items are made with only wholesome, plant-based ingredients. Each Loving Hut is individually owned, with the autonomy to choose its own menu, thus giving a distinctive difference among all of our locations. Loving Hut believes that a plant-based diet is healthier, more compassionate, and is the only sustainable diet for the whole planet. We invite you to the world of delicious vegan cuisine. Bon appétit!

4.56 (10)
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非常友好
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kyu
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The lighting in the restaurant was a bit dim, but the food was stellar! It’s been pretty cold recently, and I was so sure that I was going to order 紅燒麵 (translated as “Formosa Noodle Soup.”) But perhaps someone knows what I’m talking about: you haven’t had #fresh #vegetables in a while, and suddenly they’re all you want? Though there were also a number of vegetable stir-fries on the menu, I was drawn to this #eattherainbow #salad. It was in the “Western” section of their menu, which… I guess? The flavors read as Asian to me. It’s made with “cabbage, carrots, soy protein, tofu, onion, and fresh herbs tossed in light vinaigrette and topped with crushed peanuts and shallot.” For my fellow cilantro-haters: you are safe. “Fresh herbs” thankfully means mint. The thinly sliced cabbage was crispy and fresh, and the tofu and soy protein helped to give it a bit more bulk — thought it was already a very large, filling portion. The vinaigrette was sweet, tangy, and savory, sort of like Vietnamese nước chấm (minus the fish sauce.) I didn’t realize the salad was already dressed and started pouring from the provided cup, so it ended up more soggy than I would have liked. $12.95 is just the price of salad these days… so I would at least prefer to patronize a vegan restaurant, where I can feel confident about the establishment’s morals and the ingredients used. I didn’t get the weird vibes that I’ve occasionally felt at other Loving Huts — the 24-hour programming was on in the background, but the folks running the restaurant were friendly and unobtrusive, like a kindly auntie and uncle. I enjoyed my meal and hope to return soon! #veganrestaurant


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