Yunxiang Yunnan-Thai-Burmese cuisine — Restaurant in Hengchun

Unfortunately, this restaurant indeed does not accept visa. They only take cash. There is also a built-in “service fee” that they claim is institutionalized throughout Taiwan. From our experience, this is a lie (we saw it maybe 5% of the time). For the price… this wasn’t exceptional. Sadness abounds because we went out of our way to go here based on reviews of their Chinese eggplant. Spoiler alert… it’s just okay. Not worth going out of one’s way :/ The service was fine. Not rude but also not attentive despite the fact that the restaurant was nearly empty. Dont go for the green curry shrimp; they claim it is their specialty, but it is quite bland. The tofu was okay but very chewy and not tender, unfortunately. Overall, wouldn’t recommend. It wasn’t terrible tasting, but the price per small dish makes it worse. Between USD$6-USD$10 per plate, and our group of 4 was definitely left...

Vegetarian restaurant in Kenting

Kenting is a tourist beach town which usually means local food is fish or designed for tourists. This is bad news for us veggies so when in Kenting I asked a Buddhist monk where he ate and he said the Thai restaurants on Kenting road

The selection for veggies is amazing their chef is from Myanmar and has excellent knowledge of spices

I was spoilt for choice the food is 5 star and is equivalent to fine dining in any major city

This place is special see veggie menu attached

My friends ate meat and they loved it too

Because the Buddhist temple is nearby they look after Buddhist nuns and monks so none of the veggie food is cooked near meat or fis dishes

I went back every day to eat here

Beautiful tasty fresh home cooked Thai food doesn’t come any...

The food was good. I had the fried eggplant, which was delicious. It was quite expensive, like everything in Kenting so this might be your best bet, especially if you're vegetarian. ;) Some of the staff speak English. The menu is very extensive but somehow I had trouble making a choice. I found the menu more fit for couples or groups than for singles. If you are more people, you can order several dishes and share. For a single eater, just having the eggplant or another vegetable was slightly boring, and ordering more dishes would have been quite expensive and too much. I would have preferred to have had a bit of eggplant, a bit of tofu and a bit of another vegetable, but this menu option was...