Green Farm Cafe is definitely one of the more vegan friendly restaurants in town. Meaning you will actually be able to choose between a few items that have caught your eye when you visit this joint.

Walking into the restaurant, the first thing that caught my attention was the amazing vegan bread/bagel/treats selection they had going on. There were focaccia, baguettes, loaves, carrot cakes, bagels, and more! What what!! They also sell vegan tofu wraps and burger & sausage mixes as well.

But I was here for the Soy-ed Up Noodle Stir-Fry so I had to save the breads for my next visit. The udon noodles had a nice teriyaki flavor and were loaded with tempeh and tofu. It was a hearty and yummy dish. The warm flavors of the sesame oil was definitely the highlight for the dish. However, it was slightly on the oilier side, so I recommend letting the restaurant know that you’d like it with a bit less oil to have a nicer balance.

I also got to try their Guava Juice, too. It was yummy and not too sweet. A good balance to the savory Udon dish I had ordered.

Overall, I think Green Farm Cafe offered a really great ambience. The staff were kind and informative and the food was pretty good, too. It’s also a great place to spend the afternoon people watching.

Yumminess: 8/10 Heartiness: 8/10 Affordability: 7/10