#1. District 1, Tan Dinh Church(Pink Church) Vegetarian Restaurant OM Eatery Review
Vegetarian restaurant OM Eatery is located at the entrance of an alley opposite Tan Dinh Church(Pink Church) in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. It is a small but clean and classy restaurant. It may seem a little expensive considering the local Vietnamese prices, but it is an attractive place where you can enjoy clean vegan food at a reasonable price.
My wife and I visited on Sunday lunchtime and sat in a corner on the first floor. The interior was neat and luxurious, but it had a unique Vietnamese feel with traditional Vietnamese crafts and decorations placed here and there.
Among the dishes I ordered, Mushroom Tempura came out first. Fried mushrooms such as enoki mushrooms, pine mushrooms, and oyster mushrooms were served in a rice cracker bowl with yogurt sauce. The mushroom tempura itself was not greasy and had a light and savory flavor, which was appealing, but I felt that the mild and sour yogurt sauce did not go well with it.
I asked the staff for some sweet and spicy Vietnamese chili sauce and dipped it in it, and that's when I realized I had found perfect match with tempura. Just by changing the sauce, the flavor doubled.
For my drink, I ordered Flowers Tea, which came with candied ginger. It was a hot tea with a sweet taste and a subtle floral aroma, not my type as I prefer green tea or black tea.
My wife ordered Bun Hue, which came with various vegetables and sauce. Unlike the original Bun Bo Hue, which has bone broth and beef, this one has mushrooms instead of beef in the vegetable broth.
With the refreshing taste of lemongrass and the spiciness of chili peppers, the soup tasted almost like the original, and the clean feeling from the vegetable broth was quite good. Even though there is no meat, there was no regret at all in terms of texture because various mushrooms such as shiitake, pine, and oyster mushrooms were added.
I ordered the Pine Nut Pesto Linguine, which came in a large plate with pesto pasta and arugula salad. It was a decent pasta dish with a light yet savory flavor, topped with Parmesan cheese and peanuts.
OM Eatery is a vegetarian restaurant that serves Vietnamese and Western vegetarian dishes. It is a good place for those who are interested in or like vegetarian food. I think this restaurant would be attractive to those with sensitive stomachs because it is not spicy, not greasy, and does not leave you feeling bloated after eating.
#2. Vegetarian Restaurant OM Eatery Menu
OM Eatery is a vegetarian restaurant that serves Vietnamese and Western vegetarian dishes. It may seem a little pricey considering the local Vietnamese prices, but it is attractive because you can taste clean vegan food at a reasonable price. The menu is in Vietnamese and English with large pictures of the dishes, so you won’t have much trouble ordering.
My wife and I visited for lunch on Sunday and ordered as follows:
Bun Hue: 140,000VND
Pine Nut Pesto Linguine: 160,000VND
Mushroom Tempura: 145,000VND
Flowers Tea: 79,000VND
Evian Water: 49,000VND
With a 5% service charge, I was able to have a satisfying meal for a reasonable price of 601,650VND. OM Eatery is a charming restaurant that offers a variety of Vietnamese and Western vegetarian dishes, making it a great place for those interested in vegetarianism or those with sensitive stomachs.
#3. Vegetarian Restaurant OM Eatery Hours and Location
Vegetarian restaurant OM Eatery is located at the entrance of an alley opposite Tan Dinh Church(Pink Church) in District 1, Ho Chi Minh City. This is an alley where many foreign tourists visit, and Banh Xeo 46A, a famous banh xeo restaurant, and the famous Vietnamese coffee franchise Cong Ca Phe are located. Click the Check Location button below to check the detailed location on Google Maps.
Address: 80 Đinh Công Tráng, Phường Tân Định, Quận 1, Hồ Chí Minh
Website: https://saigon.omeatery.com/
Phone: 0938923330
Hours: 08:00 ~ 22:00
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