Where was this place when I was working near by? I whole vegan cafe. I tried their bbq baos and its soo good. I definitely need to come back for their other menu items. They have variety of options from burgers, sandwiches, and bento boxes. Definitely need to try all.

The vegan chicken salad was really good-- the ingredients are definitely quality, the vegan chicken is super crispy, and the agave mustard dressing was pretty unique. I thought the bao buns were good, but my sister LOVED them and wouldn't stop talking about it after, so to each their own. Overall would recommend!

VEGAN BAO BUNS!!! I must say, since my sister moved back to NY, she and the girls have discovered so many unique and interesting places. After walking around, we ended up in this part of town and my nieces were truly hyping up this spot. My favorite bao bun spot here has a vegan one, but this one had multiple options: braised tofu skin, ginger vegan chicken, black pepper mushroom, and vegan BBQ pork. I decided to get the ginger one, and my gosh... flavorful, fluffy, and delicious. They have a bunch of other wonderful things too, like teas, smoothies, fries, hash browns, burgers, desserts... it's quite a spread. I don't remember the specific tea I got, but it was really good. There isn't much seating inside, so be prepared to go. But if you do manage to get a seat inside, lucky!! Yeah, if you happen to be vegetarian / vegan and love Asian cuisine, this place is definitely for you.

Amazing vegan food here. Good mix of western and Asian influences on the menu. I got the Hawaiian chicken burger - the chicken cutlet was perfectly crispy, the pineapple sauce was fun, the burger was big. The mushrooms were SO worth the extra $3 - would totally get again. I tried a few bites of everything my husband got too: ginger chicken bao, tofu skin bao, and fries. Everything he ordered was delicious too. He liked the tofu skin bao more, I liked the ginger chicken more. The fries are also amazing, a hard choice between fries and mushrooms. Also love how you can pick your sauce for the sides: ketchup, spicy mayo and sweet mustard. I drizzled some spicy mayo onto my Hawaiian chicken burger and it definitely elevated it. The tea is yummy too, we both got semi-sweet. Server was really friendly and kindly gave us a box and bag for our leftovers. Keep in mind the cafe is really small and has no restroom, though they do have WiFi and lots of bar seating for such a small space. Can't wait to go again and try their noodles.

This place is amazing! I stopped by in person once and ordered delivery another time, and both times the food was great. Braised tofu skin bao bun was fantastic, and the hibiscus iced tea was amazing. Beyond burger combo (with sweet potato fries and pineapple iced green tea) was also so good!

Food was good. Service was a little below average, and it would be nicer if service was better. honestly for a vegan place it tastes really good. I get that the price is a bit high compare to normal type of places in nyc where you can get bang for your buck, but for some reason Vegan places are mostly expensive. This one on the other hand is price around the average of what vegan places charge. Anyways now into the food. I got the Hawaiian Burger! The burger tasted good for Vegan place and I have to admit it was unique. The pine apple in the burger really made the pop in the burger. Flavor wise it was good overall! Their hibiscus drink was very refreshing as well. It tasted a bit unique with bubbles and some foam at the top. ambiance was average for a takeout. Overall it's good for something Vegan and a healthy lifestyle.

Im a frequent patron and wanted to review. This is a fully vegan eatery. I tried most of their popular menu items over the years and they're consistent but the portions did get bigger on some items. I ordered the braised tofu and bbq pork skin bao buns with kale smoothie. Their buns are bigger than used to be but I'm not complaining. It used to be served with their signature sauce but I think you have to request with a fee. It's worth it but I ate without. The bbq bao is slightly sweet and the braised tofu is savory as always. I'm surprised I ate them both. Worth it. The kale smoothie was delicious and smooth. I feel like I'll get a detox after. The space is petite but has indoor seating and colorful decor. Nice music playlist and professional staff. No restroom, there's sanitizer at the condiments station next to waste basket.

Spring Cafe is a fantastic vegan spot with a wide range of delicious options. The flavors are vibrant, and every dish is thoughtfully prepared. Highly recommended for anyone seeking tasty, plant-based meals in a welcoming atmosphere.

Really love this small vegan spot in Chinatown located conveniently right off canal street and next to the train entrance. In fact probably one of my favorite places for reliably yummy food. They have a great selection of quick vegan items such as bao buns that come in many flavors, vegan burgers, bento boxes and salad bowls. Menu is innovative and unique. Love the braised tofu skin gua bao (favorite), ginger chicken gua bao and black pepper mushroom gua bao! So flavorful and goes perfectly with the steamed bun. It's a great snack and 2 for $8. Love love love their salt and pepper mushrooms. So tasty & crispy, and the seasoning is perfect. I also really enjoy the various bento boxes which gives you a great variety of items. Everything tastes comforting and homemade :) vegan hot & sour soup is also hard to find as it usually has egg, but they have a delicious version here. Service is always great and very friendly. It is a small spot and small counter seats only; mostly a take out spot. Love this little vegan spot and will keep supporting ! Have been here many times :)