Tico DC Nama 14 Sushi Ramen

Vegans/Vegetarians beware this is another in the frustrating trend of restaurants marking items vegan/vegetarian in order to bring in business, either not knowing, or not caring, what it actually means for food to be vegan/vegetarian. We came to DC Noodles after seeing the good reviews from vegans on HappyCow and Yelp. We saw that the pad see ew was marked vegan, and the menu said vegan items will exclude egg, so I asked the waitress just to confirm that the dish had no fish or oyster sauce. She responded immediately that it did have oyster sauce, but that they could tailor dishes to diners ' allergies. Hearing this, my partner stepped in and asked if we could order the pad see ew without eg...

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so, many might say this is not the best place for vegan food, but I think it is fair game. ask her server simply for the oyster sauce and the fish sauce. if they decide to have no sauces, they will be in order to emphasize sautéed and no sauces. that could be boring, but it's the safest bet if they doubt the server. that is, I ordered a nudel soup and a nudelsalat a different time. the sauce on them was salt, oil, and a little bit of lime nothing brown as that can be questionable. I also asked for vegan and many sweet, and I was very surprised that she made the request so full of sweet! it was great! most places that have Asian noodles do not give almost enough sweet. this place was great fr...

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I love the order of suppening and pumpkin empanadas from here until we went and I ordered the vegan pad thai, there were meat in the plate, the manager said that they again use the same pan over and above without washing it out so that they could end with bits of the last order. How is that vegan?

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good taste, but not many sweet, the dish is about 75% noodle, so not very nutritional.

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this restaurant has an extensive menu for her and her friends

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