Live Life - Cebu

I visited the vegan restaurant recently and was disappointed to find that they had added some meat dishes to their menu in order to cater to the local community.

I visited this restaurant several times during my stay in Cebu, as there are not many options for a vegan breakfast in the area. While it used to be solely vegan, it now also serves meat dishes. The menu is divided into two sections: one for meat options and one for vegan options. The vegan side offers a variety of choices such as lumpia, tofu bravas, paella, chili, and mock meat dishes, although some items are on the pricier side. The food is decent, but not outstanding; it seems that some dishes may have been reheated in a microwave. The flavors are okay and the portion sizes are generous, but the overall value is a bit lacking. However, considering the limited alternatives in the vicinity, it is a reasonable choice for a meal.

The food at this restaurant is top-notch. We ordered the vegetable paella for our trip to Maya Port, and it was delicious and filling. All of our meals during our stay were fantastic. I highly recommend this place if you are in the area.

I used to rely on this vegan restaurant in the area as my favorite spot, but I was disappointed when they added meat dishes to their menu to cater to the local community.

I visited this restaurant multiple times while in Cebu, as there are limited options for a vegan breakfast. Originally a fully vegan establishment, they now also offer meat dishes. The menu is divided into two sections: one for meat dishes and one for vegan options. The vegan side offers a variety of choices, including lumpia, tofu salad, paella, chili, and mock meat dishes, although some items are on the expensive side. The food is decent, but not exceptional, with some dishes seeming to be reheated in a microwave. The flavors are satisfactory and the portions are generous, but the overall value is lacking. Despite this, considering the limited vegan options in the area, it is still a reasonable choice.