HongKong Lantau Island - Ngong Ping 360 Village - Po Lin Vegetarian Restaurant

Po Lin Vegetarian Restaurant

Po Lin Monastery Vegetarian Restaurant

Po Lin Vegetarian Restaurant, to the left of the main Po Lin Monastery building, is a hundred percent vegetarian Chinese restaurant at Po Lin Monastery on HongKong Lantau Island.  Set meal per person costs HKD60 (USD7.75) for a standard meal and HKD100 (USD12.90) for a deluxe meal.

Prices for the vegetarian restaurant

$60 per person for this set vegetarian meal

Po Lin Monastery meal receipt

Meal time at the Po Lin vegetarian restaurant starts from 1130 hrs all the way till 1630 hrs.  So it is not necessary to rush during lunch time.

Meal times

As the famous Po Lin monastery has a reputation for inexpensive but substantial vegetarian food, there is a good crowd enjoying the food.

Good crowd enjoying the vegetarian meal

Lopsided artwork...

Po Lin Vegetarian Restaurant

Though the vegetarian restaurant does not serve meat, the vegetarian food consists of some convincing mock meat dishes.

Lovely carrot butterfy

Dishes for 2 persons set vegetarian meal

Soup of the day

Words of wisdom

After our meal at the Po Lin Vegetarian Restaurant, on our way to the Po Lin Monastery, we passed  the Deli Vegetarian Cafe.

Deli Vegetarian Cafe

Here, we tried the soya beancurd dessert which we thought was even better than Ah Por soya beancurd dessert on Lamma Island.  Somehow we thought that the beancurd was even smoother and with a nice ginger taste.

Soya Beancurd dessert

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HongKong Lantau Island - Ngong Ping 360 Village - Lantau Tea Garden

HongKong Lantau Island Tea Garden Restaurant
 

Tea Garden Restaurant

Whilst on HongKong Lantau island, after having lunch at the Po Lin Monastery vegetarian restaurant and snapping lots of pictures at The Wisdom Path, we stopped by at the only tea garden in the territory.

The tea garden is just a five minute walk from the Wisdom Path and we had passed it earlier, making note that we would definitely want to try out the soya beancurd dessert.  

Tea plantation

On the way to the Tea Garden Restaurant from Po Lin Monastery, we passed by the tea plantation.

Information about the tea plantation

The path with the scent of tea

And a patch of sunflowers with lots of not-so-scary scarecrows.

A beautiful scarecrow

More scarecrows

With a not-so-scary scarecrow couple

Sweet scarecrow

LOL... Who's scarier?

Tea Garden Restaurant

Lantau Tea Garden used to be Hong Kong's only tea-producing estate once upon a time.  Just a short distance away from the Giant Buddha, the tea garden sells tea leaves as well as snacks and dessert that you can enjoy amongst the sunflowers if you sit outside.

Bright and Cheery sunflowers

Huge gold ingot

Instrument to make music

The soya beancurd dessert at the Tea Garden Restaurant Lantau is really good!  A must try.

Soya beancurd dessert - smooth and tasty

Making music

Here is a short video of HongKong Lantau island Tea Garden Restaurant.  Enjoy...



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HongKong Lantau Island - Ngong Ping 360 Village - Po Lin Monastery

 

Po Lin Monastery, also known as Precious Lotus Monastery is a Buddhist monastery on Lantau Isand, Hong Kong.  Built in 1906 by three Buddhist monks,  Po Lin Monastery was originaly known as "The Big Hut" (大茅蓬 Tai Mao Pung). It was renamed to its present name in 1924.

Here is the new Pai Lau in traditional Northern architectural style that is constructed about 150 metres away at the entrance to piazza near Ngong Ping 360 Village.

The Pai Lau

Outside the Po Lin monastery

Flowers to brighten the area

Donations for The Ten-Thousand Buddha Palace

Artist impression of The Ten-Thousand Buddha Palace

Po Lin Monastery interior

Po Lin Monastery interior

Po Lin Hall

Exterior

Po Lin Monastery interior

Po Lin Monastery interior

 The main temple houses three bronze statues of the Buddha – representing his past, present and future lives – as well as many Buddhist scriptures.

Three bronze statues of Buddha

Po Lin Monastery main temple

Po Lin Monastery

 Tian Tan  Buddha, also known as the giant Buddha, Hong Kong, statue completed in 1993, is an extension of the monastery and is located close by.

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