My first time back here in probably 8 years. It’s still just as great as I remember. We got the L7 chicken and broccoli, combination 4 beef and broccoli, wonton soup, cheese wonton, and drinks for $26. I can’t believe they have remained so affordable over the years. Food quality was fantastic. It’s also extremely clean in the dining area, kitchen and bathrooms. Thank you!!
Vegan Restaurant
Happy Garden
· $$$$ · fairmont · 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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My first time back here in probably 8 years. It’s still just as great as I remember. We got the L7 chicken and broccoli, combination 4 beef and broccoli, wonton soup, cheese wonton, and drinks for $26. I can’t believe they have remained so affordable over the years. Food quality was fantastic. It’s also extremely clean in the dining area, kitchen and bathrooms. Thank you!!
The food's decent enough that this restaurant has pretty much been our "go to" for Chinese takeout in Fairmont when we want Chinese for the last twenty years. (Sometimes Ken's as their eggrolls and cheese wontons are usually better). Nothing great, but consistent and they generally get the order right. My only complaint is that they don't understand what "spicy" means. Even the dishes listed as "spicy" on their menu aren't. And no matter how many times you ask to have the dish prepared "extra, extra spicy" when you order, it's never prepared that way. All you get is a few extra hot sauce packets in the bag. That's disappointing. I want to see and taste dried red chili flakes and red chili oil in and on the food!
The food's decent enough that this restaurant has pretty much been our "go to" for Chinese takeout in Fairmont when we want Chinese for the last twenty years. (Sometimes Ken's as their eggrolls and cheese wontons are usually better). Nothing great, but consistent and they generally get the order right. My only complaint is that they don't understand what "spicy" means. Even the dishes listed as "spicy" on their menu aren't. And no matter how many times you ask to have the dish prepared "extra, extra spicy" when you order, it's never prepared that way. All you get is a few extra hot sauce packets in the bag. That's disappointing. I want to see and taste dried red chili flakes and red chili oil in and on the food!
The noodles were fine but the Mongolian beef, that I paid to get a large for, was Mongolian onions - not beef. Picture included. I could barely find any meat. I’ve never experienced that in my life.