Sunny Day Vegetable Brunch — Restaurant in Yilan City

Completely. Vegetarian. Authentic. Japanese. Cuisine. It doesn't get any better than this! A large selection of set-meals in the 180-240 NTD range, including traditional Japanese meals, lighter breakfast options, and Western-influenced burgers and sandwiches as well. Each of them comes with some combination of rice, soup, salad, vegetables, side dishes, and tempura, so you definitely get your money's worth. Each individual dish in the set is meticulously crafted and tastes amazing; just for my first lunch there, I had a hearty Kobe beef steak (soy protein?) with fragrant rice, clear vegetable soup, a refreshing seaweed side, various tempura, vegetables, and a (chilled) baked yam. I hadn't eaten since the morning, and all that was almost too much to satisfy my hunger!

There are also single-order options at a much cheaper price point, and a seasonal special (which is currently udon, more than five variations!), which I'll definitely be trying very...

I came here because some YouTuber highly recommended. And then I realize that healthy vegetarian food in not what they about. Growing up at the vegetarian family, I am used to vegetarian food, and might be a bit more critical than most of the people. The flavor of the place is pretty good, however, I was not so crazy about lots of processed bean products. Most of the dishes are processed food with minimum fresh veggies as you can see in the photos. The white bread is not high quality and the processed mash potato is pretty greasy and just not what I was expected for a vegetarian place. Their famous rice ball is pretty good. But if you are trying to eat less carb and more veggie. This is not the place. The staff is extremely friendly which makes it enjoyable...

Pricey, mediocre quality, super slow service. Environment is the only plus.... And yes everything is vegetarian but it’s all carbs, no protein - not my definition of a healthy breakfast.

You can get a better deal at any chained cafes, like Louisa coffee a few steps away, or Mr Brown’s...