House of Fortune Vegan Cuisine - Rowland Heights in Rowland Heights

My best friend and I visited on a Wednesday evening. It was a bright and clean environment. We ordered the Veggie Chow Mein, Egg Rolls and Szechuan Wontons, and for drinks we got the Passion Fruit Green Tea. The drink was absolutely delicious. The wontons were in this tasty chili oil that was not too spicy. There were a few tables and one waitress, but our food still came out in a timely manner. I would come again!

Little hard to find but really worth it!!!And the robotic waitress was just to cute

The food was absolutely fantastic. Im so grateful when I know that everything on the menu is safe for me to eat. I highly reccomend this establishment, especially if youre vegan!

Very authentic Chinese cuisine, really liked there vegetable and meatball soup, and all other stuffs. Food does not taste like meat very much but still delicious enough. Service could be improved and they focus more on takeout orders.

We went to Hsi Lai Temple on Lunar New Year and found this Chinese Vegetarian restaurant that wasn’t too far from the temple.I’m used to Vietnamese vegetarian food so having a change of scenery with Chinese dishes was refreshing. I absolutely loved everything we ordered.Baked meat bun ($5.95) - baked bun was different because it wasn’t a bao. There’s jalapeño in the ground meat so it had a kick.Meat skewers ($7.95) - chewy texture and has a kick due to the cumin powder. I inhaled this and started coughing.Pineapple fried rice ($12.95) - no egg, it was pineapple, ham, carrots, peas and I love the pork floss crumbs which gave it a crunchy texture.Crispy bean sauce fish ($19.95) - it was either this or Roasted fish ($18.95) and the server recommended this. The filet slices were made with bean curd and the fish skin was with nori sheets. Resembles the real thing!Walnut shrimp ($18.95) - must order! Giant shrimps battered in vegan mayo. Delicious. Just like the real thing.Clay pot eggplant tofu ($15.95) - our favorite dish! Sizzling hot with soft tofu and egg plant.Will make this a yearly tradition when we’re in this area to try other dishes.

It would be great if the hot and sour soup has the option to add egg 😊

Came here twice in the row and it definitely shows how much we love this place! It was newly remodeled to a very clean and simple style. And the food is just amazing for the price! We always order a soup to complement a “meat” dish and a veggie dish. And the flavor was just right, and the portion is medium to large.Since this is one of the 3 main vegan restaurants in the area, we think it’s one of the best ones we have tried in a long time: I highly recommend this place!

We love this place, it has such great vegan Chinese food made fresh and hot. The flavors are all great and good portions too.

I came here a few times now. My family likes their food. Not the least expansive place you can dine in, but food is consistant. Workers are nice.

New and clean - they sanitized our hands before letting us in. Big portions!! The dishes were yummy but a bit too oily for me.Love their adorable glass tea pot and tea cups. Super cute👍