A Canadian In Beijing: Vegan in China, Part 1

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12-15-2007 @ 9:25PM

Candace said...

Hi There!

I loved your blog about being a Vegan in Bejing - it's really hard to be a vegan in China, much more so than I had expected when I first came here. I worked as an Adventure Tour Leader in China for 2 years and found quite a few great vegan restaurants - Lou Tian Shi in Beijing and a truly incredible one inside a temple in Chengdu ( can't remember the name of the temple, but it is right inside the most central ring road - every taxi driver knows about the "Su de" restaurant, so no worries )

Unfortunately, I'm now living in Humen ( Guangdong ) and being vegan here seems to be harder than most places in China and I can't find any whole foods stores at all. Anyone know of any? I'm willing to travel up to 22 hours by train just to find one!

Candace.

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