7/2/2023 0 Comments Vlc vegan eatery![]() Located in one of the larger shopping centers on Alafaya Trail (near Royal Tea), you will find Yummy Taste which now occupies the space that was once V.L.C Vegan Eatery. Hit reply and let us know.Thanks to a foodie friend, who, much like myself, eats for the love of eating and not for the gram, I got to be introduced to Yummy Taste. Who should we feature next in our Did You Eat Yet… series? We want to talk to restaurant owners, chefs, farmers, grocers, and the folks making an impact on our local food scene like food banks, food security advocates, and more. ![]() Spread the words, take pictures, and share with friends!įill in the blank (specific to your time in Orlando): 100 years from now, I hope I’m remembered for… My genuine passion for cooking good, healthy food for others. You can also purchase gift certificates through our email. How can Pulptown readers best support you right now? Come order takeout or delivery. What is your “last meal” in Orlando? A home-cooked meal with my family. You’re looking at Papa Wu’s Vegetable Stir-fry Noodles, Tempura Jalapeños, and the Tu-na Topper Roll. We are extremely grateful that we are still up and running today. We are currently operating with takeout and delivery only. We are still facing some obstacles from the pandemic right now. For a team that just wants to give the customers a relaxing environment and good food, we were all very sad about closing. The uncertainty was very stressful, and we didn’t know if we were going to be able to pay rent. We had our grand opening in January 2020, and two months later, we had to close for three months. How has the pandemic affected your business? The pandemic hit us hard. You can eat one meal in Orlando that’s not your own - where are you going and what’s on the menu? Ethos Vegan Kitchen – Chickun Marsala Don’t sleep on this month’s special: the Spicy Crunch Roll. Vegan food and plant-based diets were becoming more popular, and I knew it was the perfect time to create V.L.C. ![]() After I started my plant-based journey about 15 years ago, I knew that I wanted to merge the things I’m passionate about together. How did the restaurant/your business/your role come to be? I have always had a love for nature and animals. I have been a restaurant owner for almost 30 years. came to be, how the pandemic has affected the business, and tips on how Pulptown readers can specifically show support.įirst things first, who are you? I have been a chef for over 40 years learning different techniques in traditional Asian cuisine. ![]() ![]() As my Grandma used to say, “Goodgollymolly”.ĭown below is my interview with Papa Wu. And on the menu you’ll find stuffed eggplant katsu, chick’n fried rice, dumplings, and vegan tempura cheesecake. It’s a plant-based restaurant that offers traditional Asian cuisine, sans the meat. Mama and Papa Wu put a dash of love in everything they do. Jim and Michelle Wu, otherwise known as Papa and Mama Wu run the business and make delicious eats while Sarah heads up their marketing and social media efforts. It was Sarah, the owners’ oldest daughter, who replied with a resounding yes. Vegan Eatery for some time now, it was that photo that made me slide into their DMs to ask if they’d be up for an interview with us. I believe it was this scrambled bowl that stopped me in my scroll a few weeks back. ![]()
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