want to know which restaurant is REALLY worth $50 perperson?

[Guest guest]

I don't know about this Hangwa place, but I have to say that I was supremely

underwhelmed with both the service and the food at VP2 on W4th St. when I

was there in December. Overly breaded and fried and overly seasoned foods.

And although I'm not dead set against meat analogues per se, I thought the

offerings were very un-original and relied much too heavily on fake meats.

The over-seasoning didn't apply to the soup I had -- heated water with a few

pieces of tofu floating in it. And although it was nowhere near crowded,

they couldn't seem to get my soup to the table before serving four other

people who sat down after I had already ordered! I will never go there

again.

Luckily, as someone mentioned, there are so many vege eateries in my

hometown, that it's not a problem to find better.

 

Janice

 

 

" To be a vegetarian is to disagree -- to disagree with the course of things

today.

Starvation, world hunger, cruelty, waste, wars -- we must make a statement

against these things. Vegetarianism is my statement and I think it's a

strong one. " Isaac Bashevis Singer

 

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Pyrophage <pyro

 

> I have to agree with c min... the only time I would go to Hangawi is when

> my Mom treats ;-) Waaayy pricey. Yummy, but pricey, and better can be had

> elsewhere. My fave for veg asian is VP2Go on West 4th.

>

> On Wed, 6 Feb 2002, c min wrote:

>

> * Sorry to clog everyone's email boxes up, but I'm from

> * NYC, and to be honest, Hangwa is awful. It's

> * over-priced and pretentious, and the food quality is

> * barely average.