Loving Hut Smile – The Charitable Vegan Restaurant of Korea, Part 1 of 2 - Soy Cream Pasta

Through Supreme Master Ching Hai’s loving inspiration to create easy access to clean and healthy vegan food, Loving Hut was born in 2008. Today, the award-winning Loving Hut International Vegan Restaurant & Cafe joyously serves customers through over 200 outlets across the globe. Loving Hut family offers an amazing assortment of diverse cuisine that is 100% vegan, GMO-free and where possible, uses organic produce and goods. In today's show, we will visit Loving Hut Smile, one of the Loving Hut vegan restaurants in Korea. The wide variety of lunch boxes are the most popular items in this vegan restaurant. One customer just ordered their popular soy cream pasta. Let’s watch how the dish is prepared. Add sliced Chinese cabbage, carrots, oyster mushrooms, and bok choy to the pan. Add pre-cooked organic pasta noodles, and turn on the gas stove. Drizzle some sunflower oil. Add three teaspoons of bamboo salt and two teaspoons of vegan seasoning and stir-fry the ingredients on high heat until the bok choy is wilted. Then add 240 milliliters of soy milk and keep stirring to prevent the ingredients from sticking to the bottom of the pan. When the soy milk boils through, pour the pasta into a takeaway container. Grate some vegan cheese over the top of the pasta. Lastly, garnish with some tender green leafy vegetables to complete the soy cream pasta. It looks really yummy! “Our initial thought was that vegan lunch boxes are a convenient and great way to promote veganism. We had foreign guests in Korea who were looking for halal and vegan food. So, we tried our best to provide them with vegan lunch boxes; we received great feedback from our guests. There are more than 20 dishes that can be ordered and served as lunch boxes. There are also about 30 dishes for catering that can be ordered.”