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Lucky Vege House

Chinese, Vegan Char Siu, Mapo Tofu

5.0food Fully vegan

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Top tips

Consider ordering family-style and sharing: reviewers mention generous portions and plenty to take home.
Good to know: Plan for stairs at the entrance; a reviewer notes climbing stairs is required.

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Mapo tofu is a recurring favorite; one reviewer reported a soup-and-tofu meal for $7.50.
Try the Sichuan-style dry-fried string beans, praised for their spicy flavor.
The kitchen avoids garlic and onion; ask for spices or vinegar if you want extra seasoning.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention mapo tofu, noodles and char siu.

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Also chestnut pumpkin, cucumber salad with wood ear mushrooms, double-fried mushrooms, dry-fried string beans, dry pot double mushroom, five-spice bean curd skin and vegetables and hot and sour soup.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, affordable and generous portions.

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Also praised for good value, beautiful interior, fast service and cozy atmosphere.

Good to know

Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

Lucky Vege House serves Chinese-style vegan dishes, including mapo tofu, vegan char siu, and wonton soup, with generous portions that reviewers say can stretch across multiple meals. It’s a casual, spacious spot for sharing family-style; recent reviews mention friendly bilingual service, quick preparation, and meals at budget-friendly prices, though stairs are required to enter.