Vegan Szechuan w/ killer Dan Dan noodles & crispy General Tso's. Vibey, casual, & a must-try for plant-based Chinese!
This East Village gem offers a vibrant and flavorful take on Szechuan cuisine, with a completely vegan menu that impresses even dedicated omnivores. Diners rave about the authentic flavors and satisfying textures, making it a go-to spot for those seeking plant-based versions of classic Chinese dishes. The atmosphere is lively and casual, perfect for a fun night out with friends.
This restaurant specializes in vegan Szechuan Chinese cuisine, offering a wide array of flavorful dishes. The Dan Dan Noodles are a standout, though some advise against ordering them with meat substitutes. Other highly recommended items include the 3 Cup Style dish and General Tso's Style Chicken. A few patrons note that many dishes are fried, which might be a consideration for some.
"The Dan Dan Noodles are frequently recommended and highly rated. Other popular choices include the 3 Cup Style dish and the General Tso's Style Chicken."
Customers overwhelmingly praise this establishment for its delicious and authentic vegan Szechuan cuisine, often surprising even non-vegans with its flavor. The lively atmosphere is also frequently mentioned as a positive aspect.
Important Note
While many dishes are highly praised, some users note that a significant number of items are fried, which may not appeal to everyone. Additionally, one user advises against ordering the Dan Dan Noodles with Beyond Meat.
"Spicy Moon offers Taiwanese food, but caution is advised for those who dislike fried items, as many dishes are fried."
Neutral"This user expresses a positive sentiment towards Spicy Moon, although they haven't visited recently."
Positive"This user suggested Spicy Moon in the East Village, noting it's not exclusively ramen but has good options."
Positive"The user recommends Spicy Moon."
Positive"The user recommends Spicy Moon again."
Positive"This user loves Spicy Moon and noted that as an omnivore, they didn't realize it was vegan until over a year later due to the many appealing menu items."
Positive"This user listed Spicy Moon Szechuan as a vegan staple. They believe it is likely to be open on Thanksgiving."
Positive"Spicy Moon is a hip and cool vegan Chinese restaurant, though not considered upscale. It offers a full bar."
Neutral"Spicy Moon is recommended as the best option."
Positive"Spicy Moon was mentioned as an additional recommendation."
Positive"Spicy Moon is mentioned, with the commenter having a less enthusiastic opinion compared to others but still finding it not bad."
Neutral"The Dandan noodles at Spicy Moon are rated as a 10/10."
Positive"The Dan Dan noodles at Spicy Moon are recommended."
Positive"The user clarifies that while both Spicy Moon locations are loud, the East Village location is louder than the Bowery location due to its smaller space."
Neutral"The East Village Spicy Moon location is consistent with the Chelsea location in terms of food."
Positive"The East Village Spicy Moon location is comparable to Bowery in terms of food quality, though it is smaller and louder."
Positive"Mentions Spicy Moon as a place they regularly go to."
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