wholesome...goodness?:Various:
These restaurants started sprouting up all around town in 1999. I have eaten here twice in my entire lifetime. It serves vegan/vegetarian friendly food. Fresh is most definitely wholesome...but I wouldn't say it's good.
My first meal was a protein shake (yummo) and the black bean burrito ($11.50 for a meatless burrito with gorgonzola, cheese makes everything better). Look over their menu and you'll get an idea of what you're in for.
If I absolutely had to eat a healthy no-animal-byproduct meal, I would eat here. But Jiminy Cricket, when does that happen? Oh right, August 2004 and last Tuesday. My wonderful dinner date is participating in a 60-day challenge (the diet and health variety) so I was okay with forgoing taste in lieu of company. We met at the one at Richmond and Spadina where I had the buddha bowl:
If I absolutely had to eat a healthy no-animal-byproduct meal, I would eat here. But Jiminy Cricket, when does that happen? Oh right, August 2004 and last Tuesday. My wonderful dinner date is participating in a 60-day challenge (the diet and health variety) so I was okay with forgoing taste in lieu of company. We met at the one at Richmond and Spadina where I had the buddha bowl:
Yes, it was so very fresh what with all those raw cucumbers and tomatoes. Remind me again, isn't an entire cucumber and tomato about $2? So the peanut sauce, bean sprouts and 5 tofu pieces make up the other $7.50...
All in all, I felt like I busting from the seams with vitamins and minerals. Course I ended up eating a burger and a bag of chips when I got home. Tsk, tsk.
All in all, I felt like I busting from the seams with vitamins and minerals. Course I ended up eating a burger and a bag of chips when I got home. Tsk, tsk.
That doesn't look appealing at all. Nor does it sound appealing. There are plenty of other vegan/vegetarian dishes that are just delicious
ReplyDelete(Gena of Choosing Raw makes some amazing dishes)