Loving Hut

Wow! I love Loving Hut! I didn’t realize that the Loving Hut in Arlington is completely different than the one in Addison. Both are incredible! I recommend going to both of them since their menus are completely different. I know I will be visiting both Loving Huts on a regular basis from now on!

Food is AMAZING!!! The service however is disgusting! No matter who you talk to they are ALWAYS non-​customer service (if that makes sense)

Very delicious! Crispy strips, spring rolls, soba noodles, and Portobello wrap were all fantastic. My wife and I highly recommend Loving Hut. We were in for lunch and it was nice to see how many other people are taking conscious efforts to do what is best for their health and the health of our beautiful planet.

Cheap plastic seats and interior. Buss your own table. But the bbq sandwich is wonderful. The potato salad is great and the Coke slaw is also really good. Recommended.

I’ve been here twice now, and the food is SO amazing. Most people will just see the word «vegan» on a restaurant and immediately pass judgment about the food. I suggest that you be one of the intelligent people who gives it a try and makes the decision for yourself!
The seitan bbq sandwich is a must-​try. It comes with a generous portion of salad (or other side of your choosing). My husband tried one of their rice dishes and he finished all of it. Very, very good.
If you’re looking for a fancy restaurant, this isn’t your place. It’s very small and is more of a café than a restaurant. But it’s not pricey and the food is served quite quickly, AND it’s healthy for you. I just wish this place was closer to Dallas. I’d be eating here all the time!

I try to hit something different on the menu every time I’m there, and nothing has disappointed me so far. This is all pretty darn good vegan food.

The food was awesome no complaint there, however the young lady at the counter was not helpful at all. She was polite, but she was on the phone when we arrived, pointed at the menus given that this was our first time. We didn’t know we had to order from the counter & we had to ask about utensils. Even if this was categorized as «fast food» it would’ve been nice to have some introduction of the place. I felt that the girl couldn’t wait to just sit at the counter.

Food was great, service was terrible. I had the righteous raw pasta, which was great but I had to wait 45 minutes for it– and my summer rolls, which came at the same time.
I ordered raw food so it isn’t as if I was planning on waiting for it to be cooked.
They even brought me the wrong dish once, checked my receipt and then tried to give my dish to someone else when it FINALLY came out. The people at the table who ordered right before me and we’re done eating before I ever got my food.
That being said the food was good enough that I would come back.
If my service is this terrible again I’ll have to make a formal complaint to the owner. I would hate to give up on this place because there’s some issue that can be resolved.

One of the best restaurants in Arlington. I love their menu items. Tastes very fresh. Very small clean restaurant with limited hours but unique. must try BBQ Burger.

I grew up an omnivore in Arlington, TX, and I always thought going vegan was some weird, restrictive and unpalatable diet that celebrities liked because they had too much time and money on their hands. Fast forward to today, I’m now a 25 year old ethical vegan who lives in Austin, TX, and couldn’t be happier about it. I recently came home to Arlington to celebrate my grandfather’s birthday, and imagine my shock when I found a fully vegan restaurant in Arlington! I had to try it, and I wasn’t disappointed.
I got the soba noodles and they were SO, so good and came in a big ol’ portion. My husband, an omni, had the raw pasta and thought it was great. (BIG WIN!) I was completely blissed out eating such yummy vegan food and watching my omni husband do the same. Cannot rave enough about this place. I so wish they had an Austin location!

Hallejuah — a vegan restaurant in Arlington other than Middle Eastern. So happy I found this place. Very clean, cute place with nice employees and a more extensive menu than you would expect.
Had the auluc rice with chicken seitan. Very large portion and very good. My only complaint is that the sauce, while tasty, was pretty spicy for me. And it could be I just didnt read about the sauce, but next time might see if I can substitute. The chicken seitan was really good.
Had just a mixed greens side salad which was only greens, but a nice light vinegarette.
Im so excited about this place and can’t wait to go back!

Absolutely delicious. The restaurant is very cozy and welcoming. Service was awesome. And more importantly, the food was delicious. We tried the vegan tenders & phở as appetizers and the rice clay pots dishes are excellent.

Always fresh and tasty. Love all their stuff. It’s been warm in the sit down area the last few times though… otherwise love the people and food!

Great. What else can I say? Clean and offers really affordable vegan food with a variety of options for everyone.

Food is amazing. Amazing. Their pizza was awesome, it was just what I needed — so much better than Mellow Mushroom’s vegan pizza.
However, as someone who is vegan because of allergy issues (my infant son is allergic so I have to be meticulous about what I eat, otherwise he’ll have a reaction), I have a huge problem with this restaurant and their knowledge of the ingredients they use in their food.
As people with a dairy allergy know, many are also allergic to soy because of the similarities between the proteins. This is never a problem for me, since I just leave the item with soy in it out — I’m the easiest vegan, I really am. Yes, even Asian food isn’t a problem, for the most part.
I should mention that the girl at the counter was amazing and super sweet. She kept running to the back to ask if things had soy in it, I felt horrible. I had asked about the pizza crust and when she came back to tell me it was safe, I said great and ordered a pizza, and then she insisted on running to the kitchen again to ask if the cheese had soy in it. I told her not to worry about it, since their menu states that they use Daiya brand cheese on the pizzas, and no Daiya cheese has soy in it. Still, she went to the kitchen and when she came back said that the cooks looked at the ingredients on the cheese and soy was listed. So, either they looked at the wrong cheese or they’re not actually using Daiya cheese on the pizzas, which is a huge problem for people coming here with a soy allergy.
Bottom line, if you have allergies, eat at your own risk.

I recently decided to change my life and go vegan, and I’ve been going at it for two weeks now. I was bummed out because I thought all the cool vegan places were out in Fort Worth and Dallas… then I found this place! I cannot tell you more how glad I am to have found it too. The place is filled with awesome vibes and all sorts of information on being vegan on the walls. The employees were so kind, and sat there and answered our many (newbie) vegan questions. The food was DELICIOUS. We tried the seitan crispy strips, spring rolls, soba noodles, BLT, baguette charm and the smoothies. NONE of it was ANYWHERE close to disappointing.
We will definitely be back at least once a week

The food is excellent. Always fresh, I am never disappointed.
When you go, get the gardeners wrap, the summer rolls or cosmic fusion rice. So delicious and flavorful.
They make delicious pizza as well, I was impressed with both the crust and the sauce.
Thanks Loving Hut in Arlington for your delicious food and for everything you do to reverse climate change and support cruelty free healthy nutritious food.

Let’s just talk about this wonderful place for a second… IT’S DELICIOUS. I have gone to this glorious restaurant several times, and I have yet to be disappointed.
I always start with the with the Summer Rolls! They come in a pair and are served with this creamy almond dipping sauce. Plus there is avocado on the inside, and anything with avocado makes me a happy camper. Then I get their Soba Noodles (that comes with carrots, broccoli, onions, sesame seeds/​oil and… you guessed it… AVOCADO)! You can get it as spicy as you want (even though I get it super mild). The whole meal is accompanied by my favorite beverage of all time. Blue Sky Ginger Ale! Loving Hut’s food fills you up and leaves you satisfied with their big portions and variety of vegetarian/​vegan options!
Their desserts are not listed on their website, but they’re incredible. My favorite is their giant vegan chocolate chip cookie.
All in all, I give The Loving Hut two thumbs up!

Vegan places are pretty scarce in the DFW area, so whenever I see one I try it out.
Today, I drove a little bit out of my way to try Loving Hut. I’m not sure that I’ll be in this area too often, but after my experience today, I will definitely keep this as an option!
It’s located in a strip mall a couple of blocks away from I-​20, it’s not hard to find at all. Inside, the dining area isn’t that large, but it is nice and everything is white (looks real clean and sterile). I was starving, so I grabbed up a menu and began to browse.
My first choice was the crispy strips, but they were out of them. :(I chose the summer rolls (which was basically a veggie spring roll without the noodles) to start off with, the Umami Universe Rice Claypot, and a Thai tea to wash it all down. Later on I patted myself on the back, because I made some great choices!
The summer rolls were a nice size and were very fresh. Nice crispy lettuce, crunchy cucumbers, carrots, and jicama were wrapped up tight. Very refreshing and very fresh tasting. The almond hoisin sauce was good, but a little runny in my opinion for a spring roll sauce. I kind of like my sauce thicker so it will stick to the roll when you dip it in.
Next came the main entrée. The claypot holds a lot of food! It may not look like it when you get it, but when you open the top and start to dig in, you’ll see that it holds a lot. It was great! It tasted just like veggie fried rice, but without the eggs and grease. There was virtually no grease at all, but the flavor was still there! The vermicelli added a nice chewy texture. This is definitely a good option. I was kind of upset at my choice when I finished and browsed the rest of the menu. There are so many great options and I started to feel that I could have gotten a similar item to mine in most Chinese restaurants. Next time I will definitely get one of the sandwiches or wraps.
The Thai tea was a nice beverage to cap off my meal. Nice, sweet, cold and refreshing! A great beverage to wash down a lot of sriracha!
Definitely try this place out if you’re in the area! There aren’t too many Vegan spots to try out, so whenever you see one… support it!!!

Fantastic place!
The Righteous Pasta is delicious! It’s served cold (which is great). They’ll also heat the sauce if you ask nicely and it’s even better (depending on mood & taste). And you get a huge plate full.
The Summer Rolls are delicious! I prefer them over a salad at this establishment.
The nachos are excellent! They’re simple and have the taste and consistency of movie theater type nachos but without the feeling afterward of having eaten a plate of greasy who-​knows-​what.
One important note is that ALL LOCATIONS HAVE DIFFERENT MENUS! I visited the Addison location for lunch and it’s basically a vegetarian Chinese buffet. Good food. But NOT the same category as the Arlington location.