Qi Se Yun Vegetarian Restaurant (七色云蔬食餐厅)

Qi Se Yun Vegetarian Restaurant (七色云蔬食餐厅) is a vegetarian restaurant on the fifth floor of Xinghua Shopping Center at No. 42 Zumiao Road in Chancheng District, Foshan, Guangdong Province. Vegetarian dining in China has deep roots in Buddhist temple cuisine, and Foshan, with Zumiao Temple nearby, has a steady demand for meat-free restaurants; this one takes a modern, mall-based approach. The listed dishes are vegetarian dumplings, stir-fries and vegan cakes. The dumplings are filled with vegetables, mushrooms and tofu rather than meat, and the stir-fries use seasonal greens, fungi and bean products cooked in the Cantonese wok style. Vegan cakes provide a Western-style dessert made without dairy or eggs, which is useful for travellers who follow a strict plant-based diet. Because the cuisine is vegetarian, the restaurant is a practical choice for visitors who avoid meat, though those with allergies or strict vegan requirements should ask staff about eggs, dairy and sauces. No Michelin recognition or chef lineage is confirmed. The dining room is a bright, calm shopping-centre restaurant with a modern feel, quieter than typical meat-focused restaurants, and dress is casual. Tea and soft drinks are standard, and no specific wine programme is confirmed. Reservations are not usually required, though groups may wish to call ahead at weekends. Opening hours have not been verified, so check Dianping. Spending is about CNY 50-90 per person (roughly USD 7.50-13.50), which is moderate. The location on Zumiao Road puts it a short walk from Zumiao Temple and Lingnan Tiandi, and it shares the building with another vegetarian restaurant, Xi Liu, allowing visitors to compare. Mall-based restaurants are easy to reach by metro or taxi, and the fifth-floor location means that visitors should follow signs to the dining floor of the centre. A meal of one stir-fry, a dumpling dish and a cake gives a good sample of the menu.