I visited 3G Vegetarian a couple of weeks ago for the first time. Even though it is called 3G VEGETARIAN, the sign outside the shop says something to the extent of "#1 choice for vegans." I had also read previous reviews online that stated the food happened to be vegan, despite its being called a vegetarian restaurant. The menu is pretty extensive, so we ordered quite a bit to try out. I can't remember everything we ordered, but we tried the drumsticks, deep fried tofu, a dish of fried rice, a mixed vegetable dish with Portuguese sauce, and some other things I really can't remember. I loved all of the food...the fried rice was particularly good, but I can't remember which variety it was. The bottom line is that the food is delicious, despite it being on the pricier side of things. Service was solid too..it was a VERY busy evening and even though I think they are a bit understaffed, the waitresses were very helpful and friendly.

Here's where the problem comes in, and why I gave the food a "3". Someone below mentioned that the people who run this restaurant also own Veggie Favour down the street, where you can stock up on a bunch of frozen vegetarian foods. I have never been there, as it was already closed by the time I got there. However, I have been to a store very similar to Veggie Favour called Whole Vegetarian, and I found these frozen drumsticks there that looked EXACTLY like the kind that was served at 3G. That was definitely a pleasant surprise for me at first, as I really enjoyed the drumsticks. Upon closer inspection though, I found that there was WHEY PROTEIN in the ingredients list. That makes the drumsticks NON-VEGAN. I checked out a bunch of other frozen goods they had by the same company and almost everything had whey protein! The thing is, I have a hunch that Veggie Favour probably sells the same kind of stuff - what are the odds that the drumsticks look exactly alike? I've also heard that 3G serves barbecue pork buns - fake of course - and I found a frozen pack of those in Whole Vegetarian as well. I also found fake shrimp dumplings - another dish that is apparently served at 3G. I'm not confirming anything at this point, but it is definitely fishy to me. I will most definitely visit Veggie Favour to check out their products. It's a shame that the food might possibly not be vegan at 3G, as it really does taste good..this is just a heads up for any vegans out there

I love the people who work here - they are so friendly and from talking with them on numerous occasions, they genuinely care about giving customers delicious and healthy vegetarian fare. Oils used are fresh, they are constantly experimenting with different items (just wait and see) and their dimsum is delicious. I love the BBQ (char siu bao) buns -- I've missed them so! With my non-vegetarian friends, the sweet and sour pork is a big hit. I love their 3G salad too! I wouldn't suggest it as a budget-friendly vegetarian place but it sure beats a lot of Vegetarian restaurants in terms of food presentation, taste, quality of ingredients, and service.

This is definitely my favorite restaurant in town. The food is awesome, and I say this as a Bo Kong veteran of many years. I adore the food and the people at Bo Kong, but 3G is actually one step better. At 3G the dishes come with delicious proteins, but also a nice selection of vegetables so you don't feel so heavy afterwards. The couple who run the place are so sweet and genuinely helpful. They even made special accomodations for my friend and I when we arrived just before closing. While I wouldn't say that the prices are free, I find that a plate is on par with everywhere else I've eaten. I also love the painting on the walls, very pretty color, it is very uplifting.

I highly recommend 3G, it is consistently delicious! While you're there, make sure to try the vegetarian chicken drumstick appitizer! Soooo good!

My friend walked by and thought it would be a nice place to try. We usually go to Bo Kong, but are always in to try new things.

A group of 7 of us went. We ordered a range of dishes.

Overall the dishes didn't have much flavour, and were definitely small portions. The Sweet and Sour "pork" dish came with about 12 pieces of the "pork" and each piece was smaller than the 6 pieces of pineapple that accompanied it on the plate.

I must completely agree with the previous reviewer in how disappointing the whole experience was.
And what kind of Chinese restaurant charges for tea?

Cute, bright restaurant with really delicious vegetarian dim sum and chinese dishes for ridiculously low prices. My boyfriend and I shared the bbq pork buns, shrimp dumplings, daikon cake, sweet and sour fish, and stir fried vegetables with tofu. Total: $24...and we were stuffed. They do a great job with the mock meats, the s&s fish was particularly good. Love having a vegetarian dim sum restaurant in the neighborhood as most traditional dim sum dishes have pork hiding in them somewhere. Service was fast and gracious. Definitely recommended.

I'm always on the look out for vegan-friendly and healthful restaurants, and 3G Restaurant was recommended to me by a friend. 3G just opened two weeks ago; I encourage you to stop by!

The lunch menu features a variety of dim sum dishes, including tofu, congee, veggie meat, and vegetable-based dishes. The food was delicious, immaculately presented, and very healthy. The service was very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant was very bright with a clean cut simple linen table setting. And there were stainless (and therefore reusable!) chopsticks!

3G stands for "Graciousness, Gratefulness, and Generosity". This was demonstrated through both food presentation and the server's pleasant and helpful manner.

I will most definitely be back!

This restaurant is brand new for 2009 and is fantastic!

Most of the dishes are vegan, the service is very friendly, and the staff are aware of what a vegan is (and know which dishes are truly vegan, ie: whey in mock meats).

Unlike others, there is NO MSG and they are NON-RELIGIOUS! It is also brand new and very clean with an open view to the kitchen.

The food variety is fantastic and they offer lunch specials which a menu that changes each week and is a really good deal, only $6 or $7 for a combo soup and meal, and I have tried all of them and they are great!

I highly recommend this restaurant and truly hope that this restaurant thrives as we go here often.