Amitabha Vegan

"UPDATE 12/1 updating them from 1 star to a 3 star because they took the time to resolve the issue and took accountability that’s a 5 star experience in itself. Food was trash, ordered the mock duck and veggie beef. The mock duck didn’t have much flavor but was okay texture wise than the veggie beef which was just flour fried up into thick squares (I could have did that myself and saved a 30 min drive) no attempt to get any type of texture, tough to chew and had 0 seasoning, this is one of those spots where the sauce is the seasoning, spent $40 on inedible food. They put the food on a bed a flavorless veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, squash 0 seasoning and give you a side of rice"

"Best vegan food in the neighborhood. So many healthy choice and delicious. My go to choice for every day meal!!"

"Very nice vegan buddhist restaurant. Owner is very nice, they make all fake meats in house."

"I've been looking for a vegan restaurant in Fresh Meadows so I'm super grateful for Amitabha Vegan. I had their curry veggie chicken, vegetarian duck, vegan sesame general tso, and tofu. The average dish is around $10-$15 but the portion size were large and I was able to save any of their dishes as leftovers for tomorrow. The menu has a variety of asian food like vegan pad thai to vegan indian pancakes with curry sauce. My favorite dish is actually the vegan duck because it comes with Japanese pumpkin, cabbage, and seeds on top."

"We came here after seeing a pop-up ad from Facebook so decided to give it a try. The store front had two stores, one on the left with a dining area and the right had the extra door for blocking the wind which should be the main entrance that wasn't open which was strange. When we entered the dining room, there was no one there except for a virtual Maître d' on the left which was a first for us. We had to show our vaccine cards to eat in the dining area. We ordered several dishes and waited a good amount of time before getting our orders. The cook brought out our dishes and said sorry for the long wait. The cedar fried rice which was advertised as a pyramid in one of the pictures came out flat and in a take out container. The food in general was delicious and at a very competitive price point compared to other vegetarian restaurants in the Queens area. If you pay by credit, expect a surcharge of $6. We paid cash and left a tip for the virtual service in the cash box by the Maître d' who took the order. Also there were plenty of free books on a desk if you wanted to read up on Buddhism in English and Chinese."