Qin Xin Vegetarian - Yiwu

The buffet selection is amazing with a wide variety of options to choose from. The restaurant offers authentic Buddhist Chinese cuisine with only vegetarian dishes. It's a great place and I will definitely visit again.

If you have visited any other similar Buddhist-style buffets in China, you will likely have a good idea of what to expect at this restaurant. For those who are new to this type of cuisine, it is best to have low expectations. The dishes lack complex flavors and spices, with a large selection of dishes that all taste similar. The overall flavor profile tends to be either oily and salty or bland and lacking in taste. I have noticed that vegetarian restaurants in China often hesitate to use seasonings, opting instead to drown dishes in oil and overcook vegetables until they become mushy. Despite these drawbacks, this vegetarian buffet in Yiwu is a budget-friendly option, priced at only 20 Rmb for dinner.

If they have been in another similar Buddhist style buffets in China, they should have a pretty good idea what is to be expected. if they are not, then it is best to go with low expectations. do not expect any nuances or flavors. there is a large selection of otherwise identical tasting dishes. the taste profile and seasoning is oily and salty, or bland and tasteless. I'm not sure why, but vegetarian restaurants in china seem completely anxious to use any season. they drown everything in oil and cook every sweetness beyond the recognition into an inconspicuous mosque. on the other side it is a vegetarian buffet in yiwu, and costs only 20 rmb to dinner.

The buffet is fantastic and with many options to choose from. authentic Buddhist Chinese cuisine with only vegetarian options. great place to visit again

If you have visited other Buddhist-style buffets in China, you will likely have a good idea of what to expect at this restaurant. However, if you have not, it is best to lower your expectations. Don't anticipate complex flavors or spices. The dishes offered are mostly similar in taste. The seasoning tends to be oily and salty, or bland and lacking in flavor. Vegetarian restaurants in China often shy away from using seasonings, opting instead to rely heavily on oil and cooking vegetables until they are unrecognizable. Despite this, the vegetarian buffet in Yiwu is affordable, priced at only 20 RMB for dinner.