Vegan
Chinese
Western
Juice bar
Delivery
Take-out
Vegan food and non-alcoholic beverages. Formerly Peking Palace and in 2011 became an official branch of Loving Hut, an international chain of vegan food restaurants inspired by Supreme Master Ching Hai, an advocate for veg living. Each location is individually owned. Open Tue-Sun 17:30-22:00.
86 Reviews
First Review by Nickysr
sfio
Points +3861
Spoilt for choice OR reason to visit again - Edit
Peking Palace offers one of the widest ranges of mock meats and mock fish I've seen in London - but also good selection of vegetable and tofu dishes which is great for those of us who don't necessarily want to or are comfortable with mock meat/fish.
Read moreAs other reviewers have mentioned, they offer a free delivery service to local address (takes approx 30-45 min from placing order) or you can ring in your order and pick up or eat in.
Archway is the closest station. Alternatively, you can take the overland to Upper Holloway or Piccadilly Line to Holloway Road and then take the number 43 or 271 bus towards Archway.
Our favourites include: Vegetable or Tofu Satay (starter), Sesame Veggie Chicken, Ma Po Tofu, Lo Hon Vegetables, Crispy Noodles with Tofu in Black Bean Sauce(mains.
Unfortunately, the desserts are mainly vegetarian, not vegan and not made by the restaurant.
Then again, I hardly ever have room as the portion sizes are good which makes this place very good value for money.
Pros: Wide range of dishes, Good value for money, Offers eat in / take-away /free delivery
Cons: Hardly any vegan dessert choices
veganlondon
All the desserts are now vegan. They still have one honey drink on the menu and one of the main dishes has an option to have a butter sauce. So 99% vegan.
Read moresfio
Thanks for the update veganlondon.
Read moreI went to check out the changed dessert menu and am most impressed. The homemade indulgent chocolate cake and toffee banana with Swedish Glace ice cream were delicious! They now also do vegan milkshakes.
Guest
Eugene Nyunt.
Points +162
A great place for a quiet chat and delicious food. - Edit
Excellent food for one thing, but also a very nice setting to complement the tasty food served - the softly furnished restaurant in no way resembles the rubbish around nearby Junction Road nor the equally appalling mess lower down Holloway Road. I went with a relative and she commented how exquisite the food was, adding how difficult it was to find a quality vegetarian restaurant. Apparently they also do a take out service and the crowd on the Sunday we went including a middle-aged female pair, a group of possibly east Africans celebrating a kid's birthday, and an Afro-Caribbean bloke waiting for a take out order.
Read moreThe vegetables were nicely done, with me ordering a mock duck dish. The latter was truly exceptional; light in colour plus tender in texture, it was quite unlike my usual experience of "mock duck" in a steel can from London's Chinatown which I've found - although palatable - to be a tad overprocessed. The music - maybe Vietnamese - added to the chilled ambience.
Pros: Delicious food., Great service., Fantastic ambience.
Cons: Located in a chicken area., A church nearby., On a sometimes busy main road.
Guest
Jemima
Points +484
Best crispy noodles in London! - Edit
From Archway tube station cross the road at the lights and head down Holloway Rd. It is about a minute or two away on the right.
Read moreIt is a small restaurant with pleasant yellow lighting. There is a big flat screen television on the rear wall. Not sure if they always broadcast vegetarian propaganda or if it is just that swine flue was breaking out at this time that it was on.
There is definitely something in this restaurant that made me sneeze. It was the same experience I have when I get hay fever and at first I thought it might be from the flowers around the room. It turned out they were all fake but they may have held dust which caused me to sneeze anyway.
Nevertheless this is the first Chinese place in London I've been in that had the cat with the raised right hand as well as the one with the raised left hand so I'm sure they are trying to make healthy food as well as make money!
They serve prawn crackers to start. Everything they serve comes on stands with candles inside them to keep food warm. Also they put fake flowers on some dishes, like a garnish which I wish they would omit as it can spread germs.
I ordered chicken and sweet corn soup to start. It was a bit on the gluggy side but the taste was perfect. For main I had crispy noodles with vegetables. The noodles were just right and the sauce was also perfect with lots of fresh, varied vegetables. I sort of wished the serving was bigger because it was so yummy! The main on its own is about the size of a light meal.
I had Pu'er tea.
At the end they give you a moist napkin which is the first time in ages I have got one at a Chinese restaurant. I thought nowhere did that anymore!
Service was pleasant and we were given vegetarian magazines on leaving.
At about ₤10 for two delicious courses, beverage and service it was great value.
I have been searching for good crispy noodles for ages and now I won't have to get so so ones at Hing Loong or Phoenix Palace. It will be difficult to pass through Archway without stopping here.. It's got to be more than a four for me.
Pros: Great crispy noodles, great menu, cheap
Cons: Made me sneeze, fake flowers!!!
Guest
kool_kitchen
Points +875
Great mock-meat dishes - Edit
This is our favourite mock-meat place in London, one of the best things about it being that it does free deliveries, whereas very few other veggie places deliver. When in London we eat here once a week. Some of the best dishes include the Chicken drumsticks, Chicken balls, Mongolian lamb pancakes, Chicken & Asparagus, Beef in black pepper sauce and Chicken with crispy noodles. The chilli sauce and chilli oil are fantastic and not too sweet. Peking Palace also offers very good value for money.
Read morePros: Great mock-meat dishes, Reasonably priced, Free delivery
Guest
Nickysr
Points +140
Vegan Oasis in Holloway Road! - Edit
Great selection of mock meats in this Chinese style restaurant. The chicken drumsticks are amazing and the array of dishes is huge. The dessert menu is pretty much all dairy which is a shame for us vegans.
Read morePros: mock meats, vegan, friendly
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