Vegetarian restaurants in Beijing can be said to have their own schools, with hundreds of schools of thought contending. They not only have traditional recipes such as imperial imitation meat and vegan vegetarian rice, but also new ways of eating such as vegetarian buffets and vegetarian hot pot.

People who often go to vegetarian restaurants, some do it for their faith, to give charity, and some do it for the concept of health and environmental protection, but no matter what the reason is, it is really comforting to have a delicious vegan meal in this bleak autumn season.

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Between the Lines is a trendy bookstore in Beijing. In addition to reading and drinking tea, this store can also calm down and enjoy vegetarian food. The ingredients are simple fruits and vegetables, which is quiet and healthy.

Find tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle, combine vegetarian food, books, tea, and agarwood, bring out humanistic feelings just right, find a moment of peace in the glitz, and realize the harmonious existence of man and nature in the steel forest.

Address: The third floor of the clubhouse, No. 19, Huamao Commercial Street, No. 89 Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District. Per capita: 104 Elements and Shanshi Restaurant was originally called Samadhi, which means "staying in one place without being scattered." This restaurant is purely vegetarian.

The restaurant has a Zen-like environment.

The background music is the Heart Sutra, which gives me a sense of belonging. I feel different emotions here.

The portions of the dishes are not large, but the simple ingredients are beautifully cooked.

Address: 2nd Floor, Shifang Palace, No. 16 Xinyuan South Road (formerly Samadhi Vegetarian) Per capita: 115 yuan Fuji Zen Tea Fuji Zen Tea is like a well-off householder, sitting in a 9,000-square-meter compound, divided into

With two floors, it is the largest vegetarian restaurant in Shijingshan District.

Whether it's the antique pavilion in the hall or the tea pet on the wooden table, you can see the owner's intentions.

In addition to the use of Buddhist elements, the flowers and trees planted here also have a strong human touch.

Inviting a few old friends here to have tea and spend time quietly is the most rare thing.

Address: 100 meters south of Babaoshan subway station in Shijingshan District (near Babaoshan subway) Per capita: 193 Lao Qi Yansu Lao Qi Yansu is located on the south side of Liubaiben North District, upstairs of McDonald's Liubaiben store.

Lao Qi Yansu, as the name suggests, is naturally a restaurant that specializes in vegetarian dishes. However, the dishes in the store are not vegetarian in the religious sense because condiments such as onions and ginger are added to the dishes. Therefore, the food produced by this restaurant can be regarded as nutritious.

Vegetarian in the scientific sense.

Address: 2nd Floor, Liubaiben North District, No. 19 Guangshun North Street Per capita: 84 yuan Lily Vegetarian People who like Lily probably have nostalgic feelings.

It's like having an ordinary meal at grandpa's house. It's intimate and comfortable. It can be called the best vegetarian restaurant in the alley.

Imitation meat dishes are a major feature of Lily, both in appearance and taste.

The sweet and sour vegetarian steak is the signature of the store. Lily uses lotus root to imitate the texture of crispy bones, which is crispy and sweet.

Pumpkin cup is a must-order dessert for diners when visiting Lily. It is fragrant and sticky. It is mixed with crushed peanuts, nuts, preserved fruits, etc., and has an endless aftertaste.

Address: No. 23, Caoyuan Hutong A, Beixiao Street, Dongzhimen, Beijing. Per capita: 96 yuan. The ZEROGO Global Healthy Vegetarian Store has a simple and bright decoration. It will make people feel relaxed when they come in. The first and second floors are the dining area, and the entire third floor is a developed kitchen.

The leaning branches and clusters of small flowers add a touch of bright color and warmth to this city with tall buildings.

Address: No. 8-1, Poly Good Food Circle, Poly Central Park, District 7, Dongyuan District, Wangjing Per capita: 88 Elements Hujing Vegetarian Restaurant The restaurant has the feel of a refined tea house, the layout is elegant and warm, and the waiters are also soft-spoken, which makes the whole person feel

It's all quiet now!

Highly recommend their nutty green bean puree!

The first bite is a surprise, the next bite is touching, the last bite is reluctance, and the memories are intoxicating.

Address: B1-107, Fenghui Times Building, Taipingqiao Street, Financial Street Per capita: 90 yuan Jinglianzhai Vegetarian As a vegetarian restaurant, the entire restaurant environment is very simple and elegant.

The words of calmness and wisdom can be found everywhere.

The dishes are also a combination of "meat" and "vegetarian", and the vegetarian meat is very similar in appearance.

The two-finger meditation is still very chewy if you savor it carefully.

The soybean noodles are not as rich in soup as the soybean noodles.

The vegetarian meatloaf is crispy and delicious when it comes out of the pan, with bean sprouts and celery inside to enhance the flavor.

Address: Second floor of the entrance to the east wing of Building 2, Zhubang 2000 Building Per capita: 61 yuan Tianchu Miaoxiang Vegetarian Restaurant Tianchu Miaoxiang is a restaurant with a Buddhist atmosphere, with a simple and warm layout.

The price is reasonable among many restaurants that specialize in imitation meat dishes.

The waiter will smile and remind you that the amount of food is too much, and you can remove dishes with similar tastes, which kindly and effectively reduces the wasteful behavior of diners.

Address: No. 0260, Floor 2, Building D, Chaowai SOHO Building, No. 6 B, Chaoyangmenwai Street Per capita: 72 yuan Jingzhao Yin Jingzhao Yin is known as the healthiest and most charming restaurant in Beijing. It is popular with many vegetarians and those who like exquisite food.

People's first choice.

The entire Jingzhaoyin restaurant is a scene-by-step experience. The interior of the restaurant is comfortably lit, and philosophical sentences about vegetarianism can be seen everywhere.

The bathroom also uses special "touchless" technology, which allows you to stretch out your hands and open the door with the palm of your hand.