5 Best Vegetarian Restaurants near Reading

“The food was okay. It was not as flavorful as other Thai food I've had. The ambiance was what missed the mark. There are so many tables so close together that it was too loud inside the restaurant. Also the wait time was exceptionally long, it took about 1 hour after ordering the food to arrive.“

“SUCH a wonderful experience, from the comfort food, to the attentive service, to the beautiful and cozy atmosphere. I feel with the maza platter and the vegetarian sampler and multiple desserts, we must have ordered about a third of the menu - and *everything* was delectable. Will be trying more meats when we return, which we will. If you decide to try, you're going to want to return as well. I would absolutely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for satisfying and wholesome comfort food. 10/10 ???(Also worth mentioning that we ordered dine-in, and needed takeout after eating [yeah, that good] - the food is so satisfying either way, unlike some that does not travel well.)Vegetarian options: Lots of the options are vegetarian friendly, though as a meat eater I didn't ask about cross contamination.Parking: Easy peasy, truly no stress.“

“I have been going to Chen's for the past couple years and it has never once disappointed. I am not even vegitarian or vegan, but this is without question the best chinese food i have ever had. The flavoring along with the way the food is cooked is just next level.Kid-friendliness: The owner asks about my daughter every time i go in to pick up an order and is always so welcoming when we come in as a family.“

“i lost my voice due to illness and went in for a quick salad to take with my meds. two young ladies were beyond kind and patient helping me order without being able to speak. they were both wonderful and fun. the food was great and the service was even better!!!“

“Good place to go if you’re craving some stir fried noodles! I love all the sauce and topping options so every dish is customizable (the self serve kiosks for ordering are a plus too). The noodles taste like they’re undercooked but I think that’s how it’s meant to be since I’ve gone here multiple times and it’s the same every time. Also, a bit pricy“