Absolutely love the food here, it’s homey and properly spiced. This place knows what’s up. Flavor has been hard to find in Boulder, and this place is now a new spot for me! Yall have to get the Extra spicy-so freaking worth it and for the spicy lover.
Vegan Restaurant
A Cup of Peace
· $$$$ · boulder · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Absolutely love the food here, it’s homey and properly spiced. This place knows what’s up. Flavor has been hard to find in Boulder, and this place is now a new spot for me! Yall have to get the Extra spicy-so freaking worth it and for the spicy lover.
Ignore all of the comments about being authentic, as this is definitely a fusion restaurant with things like burritos on the menu and no banchan (though you can order a very small side of kimchi for $1 more). I ordered the kimchi fried rice, which you can get with chicken, beef, tofu, or veggie (what I got), no option for typical sausage. Veggie with add on egg was tasty. Cute that they ask for a tip but expect customers to bus their own tables-- are we tipping for the task of entering an order on a tablet? Staff prompt and friendly.
Ignore all of the comments about being authentic, as this is definitely a fusion restaurant with things like burritos on the menu and no banchan (though you can order a very small side of kimchi for $1 more). I ordered the kimchi fried rice, which you can get with chicken, beef, tofu, or veggie (what I got), no option for typical sausage. Veggie with add on egg was tasty. Cute that they ask for a tip but expect customers to bus their own tables-- are we tipping for the task of entering an order on a tablet? Staff prompt and friendly.
This place is so cute!! And safe for celiac! The dumplings are in fact gluten free and celiac safe!!