Vegetarian Cuisine at Yunju Temple

Vegetarian Cuisine at Yunju Temple

　　Yunju Restaurant, nestled within Yunju Temple and shaded by bamboo groves, boasts a beautiful environment. It specializes in vegetarian cuisine and offers group set meals priced between 200 to 800 RMB. The reasonably priced à la carte menu features Yunju Shuangmei-brand beverages and Yunju Hong-brand health wine, with a capacity to accommodate up to 100 guests.

　　Cold dishes include: fried Chinese prickly ash sprouts, "Great Harvest," mulan greens, wild mountain vegetables, wild chrysanthemum greens, fried wild almonds, cold mixed Longquan greens, cold mixed vegetarian kidney, cold mixed crab sticks.

　　Also available are over 50 varieties such as vegetarian fragrant willow with sesame seeds, deep-fried pastries, and more.

　　Hot dishes include: "As You Like" Chicken, "The World’s Number One" Vegetarian Fish, vegetarian shrimp, Yunju tofu, mixed vegetarian stir-fry, stir-fried vegetarian snails, braised vegetarian sea cucumber, vegetarian roast goose.

　　Also featured are white jade chicken feet, roasted vegetarian suckling pig, vegetarian Nanjing-style preserved duck, vegetarian four-joy meatballs, Yunju One-Finger Sausage, stir-fried vegetarian twice-cooked pork, vegetarian Beijing-style shredded pork, vegetarian ribs,

　　and vegetarian abalone—nearly 100 varieties in total.

　　Yunju Temple’s vegetarian cuisine strives for deliciousness and nutrition, not only matching the taste and appearance of meat dishes but also offering higher nutritional value.

　　Reservation hotline: 010-61389612

　　Benefits of Vegetarianism:

　　1.

　　Vegetarians don’t have to worry about the burden that meat places on the kidneys and heart, nor about excessive fat leading to gout or cardiovascular diseases.

　　2.

　　It reduces the burden on the digestive system. Digesting a meal of rice and tofu takes about 5 hours, while digesting an equally sized steak takes 18 hours.

　　3.

　　Nutritionists believe

　　that

　　vegetarians tend to live longer than non-vegetarians.

　　For these three reasons, we advocate vegetarianism and believe that those who wish for physical and mental well-being will also choose vegetarianism as their first option.