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Spring Rolls
Filled with sauteed carrots, cabbage shreds, mushrooms, soya ham and fried to a crispy golden brown
Soy Nuggets
Delicately seasoned soy nuggets fried to perfection!
Soy Drumsticks
BBQ flavoured drumsticks served with plum sauce for dipping!
Seitan
A tasty and textured meat substitute derives, from the protein portion of wheat, in a delicious smoke- flavoured sauce
Assorted Seitan Platter
Enjoy 4 delicious varieties of seitan : curry, sweet & sour, soy sauce and Chinese roast. Served with steamed broccoli
Crystal Roll
This minty appetizer has one refreshing rice paper roll
Zen Bars
TVP, vegetables, herbs
Crispy Soy Fritters
A delicious crispy treat of bite size pieces of soy, deep fried to perfection!
Zen's Salad
With olive oil and lemon juice
Sao Mai
Veggie Shrimp Dumpling
Crispy Mushroom
Assorted Fruits Salad Rolls
Malsy Sweet
Fried Radish Pastry
Coloured Crystal Ball
Finely chopped mushrooms, vegetables and spices wrapped in a thin soft dough, served with a ginger dipping sauce
Pan-fried
Hot & sour soup
A hearty vegetable broth spiked with vinegar and hot chilies, filled to the brim with sliced bean-curd, bamboo shoots, carrots, tofu and a variety of mushrooms
Wonton Soup
A steaming bowl of vegetable broth loaded with wonton, then garnished with carrots, mushrooms, and finely chopped sheets of bean-curd
Miso Soup
Diced tofu and seaweed in a steaming broth of miso
Hot & sour soup
A hearty vegetable broth spiked with vinegar and hot chilies, filled to the brim with sliced bean-curd, bamboo shoots, carrots, tofu and a variety of mushrooms
Mixed Vegetable Soup
A house specialty! Fried tofu, carrots, broccoli, taro and simmered in a delicious vegetable broth
Udon Noodles Soup
Udon noodles, simmered in an Oriental style vegetable broth with fried tofu, mushrooms, broccoli, crispy soy fritters, carrots and vegetables
Tom Yang Vermicelli Soup
Very popular in Thailand! This pleasant spicy and sour soup blends the flavours of lemon grass, chilis, and special herbs, filled to the brim with vermicelli noodle, tofu, mushroom, tomato, crispy soy fritters and okra
Vegetable Temaki
Lettuce, carrots, yellow carrot and cucumber wrapped in a thin crispy seaweed cone
Avocado Temaki
Rice,avocado, lettuce and dried bean-curd strips wrapped in a thin crispy seaweed cone
Wunagi Temaki
A thin crispy seaweed cone filled with rice, special fried bean-curd, lettuce, and cucumber, sprinkled with crispy bean-curd crumbs
California Roll
A delicious treat! Avocado and bean-curd crumbs wrapped in rice and seaweed
Wunagi Sushi
Special fried bean-curd and crispy bean-curd crumbs wrapped in rice, vegetable and seaweed
Mango Sushi
Mango wrapped in rice and seaweed
Veggie Sushi
Fresh and delicious! Fresh carrot, cucumber, lettuce, and yellow carrot wrapped in rice and seaweed
Sushi Platter
This combination includes:
Sweet 'N' Sour Lappa
Taiwanese Lappa, and cooked in a delightful sweet and sour sauce, served on a bed of lettuce
Vegetable Curry with Mushrooms
A selection of vegetables and soy fritter delicately stewed in a creamy curry sauce
Enoki Mushroom Balls
Enoki mushrooms wrapped in a seaweed sheets and stir-fried in a savoury sauce, served on a bed of vegetables
Teriyaki Cutlets
A savoury dish of gluten cooked in a teriyaki spicy sauce
Lo Han Chai
A mix of sauteed snow peas, fried tofu, carrots, baby corn, seasonal vegetables, and a variety of mushrooms
Spicy Eggplant
Eggplant, corn kernels, mushroom, TVP, basil, and green peas sauteed and tossed in a spicy sauce
Schezuan Style Spicy Tofu
Cubes of silky centered tofu simmered with green peas, mushrooms, TVP, and corn in a spicy chilli sauce
Fried Bean-Curd and Veggies
A house specialty! Tender bean-curd and veggies on a crispy seaweed crust, glazed with a light sauce, and served on a bed of steamed bok choy
Kung Po Soy-Fritters
A traditional Chinese chicken dish. This vegetarian version combines soy protein with mushrooms, celery, bell peppers, vegetables, fried tofu and chillies
Tofu Casserole
Fried tofu combined with soy-ham and mushrooms stewed and seasoned with fresh basil
Sweet 'N' Sour Bites
A delicious mix of pineapple, mushrooms, red and green bell peppers, snow peas and TVP (Textured Vegetable Protein) in a sweet 'n' sour sauce
Vegetable Tempura
Green and red bell peppers, button mushrooms, green beans, sweet potatoes, and eggplant lightly battered and deep-fried to a crispy golden brown
Vegetable chop suey
Vegetable varies depending on availability
Veggie Fish with Black Bean Sauce
Veggie fish with a Black Bean Sauce, and served with stir-fried seasonal vegetables
Soy-Fritters With Mango
Eggplant Sizzling Hot
When Western style sauce meet with Eastern style eggplant, its unforgettably delicious taste will really impress you!
Lunch
Each combination comes with purple rice and soup of the day.
Dinner
Each combination comes with purple rice, soup of the day and Dim Sum
Sweet 'N' Sour Lappa
Taiwanese Lappa, cooked in a delightful sweet and sour sauce, served on a bed of lettuce
Vegetable Curry with Mushrooms
A selection of vegetables and soy fritter delicately stewed in a creamy curry sauce
Enoki Mushroom Balls
Enoki mushrooms wrapped in a seaweed sheets and stir-fried in a savoury sauce, served on a bed of vegetables
Teriyaki Cutlets
A savoury dish of gluten cooked in a teriyaki spicy sauce
Spicy Eggplant
Eggplant, corn kernels, mushroom, TVP, basil, and green peas sauteed and tossed in a spicy sauce
Schezuan Style Spicy Tofu
Cubes of silky centered tofu simmered with mushrooms, TVP, green peas and corn in a spicy chilli sauce
Fried Bean-Curd and Veggies
A house specialty! Tender bean-curd and veggies on a crispy seaweed crust, glazed with a light sauce, and served on a bed of steamed bok choy
Kung Po Soy-Fritters
A traditional Chinese chicken dish, this vegetarian version combines soy protein with mushrooms, celery, bell peppers, vegetables, fried tofu and chillies
Tofu Casserole
Fried tofu combined with soy-ham and mushrooms stewed and seasoned with fresh basil
Kid's Meal
Fried Noodles or French Fries
Drumsticks (2pcs)
Magic Bar
Fresh Orange or Apple Juice
Fried noodles with soya sauce
Lo Han Chai Chow Mien
Noodles tossed and lightly fried with tofu, carrots, seasonal vegetables, mushrooms, snow peas, black fungus and baby corn
Curry Vermicelli
Lightly fried rice noodles done Singapore style with seitan, bean-curd, bell peppers, and an assortment of vegetables in a spicy curry sauce
Rice Noodles with textured protein
Rice noodles stir-fried with textured protein, bean sprouts and bell peppers
Soy-ham Fried Rice
Stir fried rice tossed with mushrooms, soy-ham, corn and peas
Curry Fried Rice
Lightly fried rice tossed with an assortment of fresh vegetables and TVP in a tasty curry sauce
Tom Yang Fried Rice
Subtle yet savoury, this spicy and sour rice dish is prepared with a medley of fresh vegetables, pineapple, soy-ham, tomato and fine herbs
Date Square
Almond Biscuit
Magic Bar
Skor Bar
Drinks
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I'm not sure what happend, I'd been here twice before and it was great. Upon visiting today, I noticed that the staff was different and the food tasted quite a bit different. Perhaps new management? I ordered the Curry Vermicelli which I have had before (excellent) but not this time. When I recieved my order it looked a bit different from my friends. The waitress told me to let her know if it tasted funny. I started eating and realized my dish was totally charred on the bottom which gave it a weird powdery texture complete with burnt-wok flavour. I let the waitress know and she was very nice about it and told me she would get me a new plate. When I received my new meal, the waitress told me that when she picked up my first dish she "thought it looked gross". Well, why would you serve it in the first place? My new dish tasted much better than the first one, but still not that great, especially in comparison to the other times I'd had the same thing. The other thing I thought was strange - after another customer had finished her meal, the waitress approached her and said, "Ohh are you vegan? Becuase if you are what you just ate had whey protien in it. I just found out" I'm not vegan but if I was I'd be pretty upset about that! I feel bad for writing such a terrbile review, but this was a terrible experience. The waitress was very nice, just seemed to lack knowledge of the food service industry. I will not return.
I'm from Toronto and used to the selection and business up there - maybe that's why I feel the way I do, but this place was awkward and uncomfortable. We came around 7pm and no one was there (a Thurs. night); while we were there, three other parties arrived, one already left even before we did. The music they played was kitsch Pachelbel's canon; definitely not what I would call "smooth" or relaxing. The waitresses had nothing else to do and I felt I was being stared at the whole time and "over-waited" on. Also, because sometimes there was no music I felt I had to whisper or they would just sit and listen to us. Call me obsessive, paranoid, whatever, I just felt it was a very awkward energy in there. **ALSO: We came to this place about two years ago or whenever it opened, and it was the same. We came again because we read these reviews (raving!) and we thought, "wow, maybe they've really improved things" - so we thought we'd try them out again. All in all, I would say I had about the same experience as last time. I think that if you're from London and you've never tried plain rice and veggies dishes before, you might find this place quaint and fascinating. They DO have extremely nice, clean visual decor. But if you've ever eaten in Kensington or Chinatown in Toronto, this is WAY different. ***FYI: they do not cook with onions or garlic (because they're Buddhist owners, I was told). So if you like Chinese dishes with garlic, or onions in your stir-frye, you won't get that here. Instead, common vegetables are: -mushrooms -black fungus -seaweed -bamboo shoots -taro (and then all other usual Chinese vegetables like baby corn, etc.) The owners do the cooking and seemed very nice. The veggies themselves were steamed well and it was all clean and prepared fresh. I think it's just the overall atmosphere/energy that I didn't like, and the fact that the food seemed a tad plain for my current tastes. But if you're in the mood for mild-tasting, steamed veggies, this could be a good place for you. For me, the energy totally weighted the experience
My friend’s BBQ-pork bun came out fantastic, with a perfectly soft and fragrant bun (the bun is actually where the skill-level of the chef is deduced) that I never in a million years thought I’d find in London. The filling was sweet and saucy, and although not real pork, tasted incredibly similar. My sticky rice wrap was also incredibly authentic. It had a savoury mushroom filling, but the real treat was the sticky rice, which was cooked to perfection. For the entree, I ordered a curry vegetable dish and my friend ordered a fried rice (what kind exactly I forget). Both our dishes had a surprising taste, the kind of surprise that makes your eyes go wide with delight as your taste buds start to react to the first spoonful. For her, it was the sweet pineapple, for me it was the curry sauce. I didn’t expect my dish to come out looking like it did. I thought it would be a curry vegetable stir-fry or something, but it came out looking more like a stew, in a heavy pot with a thick sauce. The sauce was an absolute delight, and I have no idea what kind of curry they used. The mushrooms made it especially savoury, and I loved the subtle spicy taste that developed over time as I consumed more of the dish. One of the ingredients that also surprised me was okra, something I’ve never had before but found quite interesting. The dessert menu was disappointingly short, so we decided to go elsewhere for dessert, but the tea menu was was quite varied and extensive. The whole experience was a pleasant surprise, and I made it a point to meet the chef(s) after our meal. Both my friend and I will definitely be back!
This was our first visit to Zen Gardens, we were in awe of the selection, presentation, service and most important taste. Would recommend Zen to anyone.
This was our first visit and we'd really enjoyed it. The food came really fast and it was so good. I'd definitely go back.
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