Mitasie Vegan Cafe

We went with friends and we all shared and ordered several dishes: garlic noodles, salt and pepper shrimp, pad thai, sweet and sour chicken, salted pepper crispy tofu, da bomb, sweet pork barbecue spring roll, crispy mushroom, Thai teas, ice coffee, chocolate cake, lemon cake, and tiramisu cake. We had no expectations and surprisingly, each dish tasted unique in its own way. With vegan cafes, it’s difficult to produce each dish with its own flavor using the same limited meat substitutes available, but this restaurant did a fantastic job of bringing out the unique flavor of each plate. The desserts were superb and our favorite was the chocolate cake. Tiramisu cake was a bit sour and the Thai teas weren’t that sweet, but overall the food was great and I would highly recommend to anyone.

Absolutely delicious food, I have never ordered something I didn’t like. They have such a range from burgers to pho, I can’t recommend this place enough. Food always comes out fresh and fast. Service is great. Their mock meats are seasoned and prepared expertly. They have a lunch special from 11am - 2pm that is absolute deal. Definitely check this place out.

Shhall I say finger licking goood I am so use to driving so far for good pho but during lunch time it’s only 14 dollars this is insanely yummy the portions were portioning I am coming back and I’ll bring my friends too shall I say FINGER LICKING GOOD!!! No they didnt pay me to say this

Chinese/Vietnamese inspired dishes. We ordered and paid at the counter. We got the shaking soy beef lunch special which was on the limited lunch menu that came with rice and a drink for $13.50. The soy beef is supposed resemble shaking beef but the sauce was fish sauce and vinegar over a bed of salad. It was dry and lacked sauce. I had to ask for extra side of sauce to drench it. Also got tofu eggplant clay pot ($13.50) and soy fish clay pot ($13.50). Both clay pot had distinct flavors that you’re able to tell apart. The tofu in each were spongy and chewy. The egg plant dish was stingy with egg plant pieces and they were tiny, almost like baby eggplant. But the soy fish had tons of slices. The sauce was flavorful and peppery with seaweed wrapping that mimics the fish scales. Overall, the food was average but affordable. Each rice bowl cost $2. We did not get served water and they forgot our drink. I had ordered Thai tea with the lunch special. Ended up taking it on the road.

We have loved this place since we moved to OC. Love their food and the variety they have. They have a lot of options to chose from. Love their mock meat options. They also have a wide variety of dishes which only has vegetables and tofu, and it’s delicious.