4.0 / 8 votes
Asian-influenced cuisine from a growing vegan enterprise
One of a series of restaurants opening up in L.A. lately, all owned by the same Thai family, including Vegan Express and California Vegan, which also has a new second location.
The food is, like the other locations, primarily Thai.
Added by VegGuide.Org on Apr 20 05 (last updated Oct 29 10)
Mark this place closed (permanently).
Most Recent Reviews
LFL
We recently tried this restaurant and although the food wasn't bad, we were disappointed. Everything seemed kind of average, from the Tom Kah Kai coconut soup which was laden with tofu, veggie "chicken," and lemongrass that we couldn't chew and kept having to fish out, to the red curry which had too much cabbage in it. The food was pretty forgettable, and we were annoyed at having to pay to park in the restaurant's parking lot. All in all, not an exciting place to eat. I much prefer Ayara Thai Cuisine for Thai food, even though its not a vegetarian restaurant. I doubt we will be returning to Vegan Glory.
Neighborhood
West HollywoodDirections
Just West of La Cienega Blvd., on the North side of the street, across from Beverly Hills Juice Club.
Non-Smoking
No Reservations
Wheelchair Accessible
Prices
$$ - average
Payment
Cuisines
- Thai
I love, love, love (most of) the food here.
The trick is to know what to order. The menu is MONSTROUS, and some things are more awesome than others. While there are several dishes which aren't memorable, the good stuff will leave you addicted to this place.
The chicken satay appetizer is deeeefinitely my fav dish; eat it and melt from the unbelievable deliciousness. You can also get the satay in a burger or wrap...both super yummy.
The kamut pancakes with banana are irresistible!
Their best dessert is the sweet roti bread with banana and chocolate peanut butter sauce.
A note on parking: there are nearby residential streets where you can park for free if you happen to arrive at Vegan Glory when there are annoying valet fees.