Canyon Lodge Cafeteria

Have the wok with rice, brokkoli and tofu what I needed after a long morning in the park. in any case much better than the meaty/fat parking food I expected to find. have a coffee afterwards from the place right next to the ice cream that she had organic mandele milk for my coffee that was really good

Two places to choose from both with vegan options! I had the bowl with tofu, rice and veggies. It wasn't the best meal ever, but after a day of hiking, this was good enough! The other side of the cafeteria had vegan meatballs as an option. Soy milk is available for tea.

There are two parts to the canyon ice cream shop, one that only one plate of sweet meat of choice (translated steak available) kartoffels that are not vegan, so we went to the fresh dishes. sat there at almost 8 o'clock, but served at 9 bc the super long line. they had almost all gone out: no tofu, no sauces, no toppings. what we had left were cold noodles and dry carrots. in which attempt to replace the sauces, they have drowned the plate in soy sauce that made it too salty to eat. 0/5 stars. the next day we went back at 18 o'clock, bc the other places are not open or have nothing vegan (summer 2022.) the line was much shorter and we managed to get a full hot bowl this time. the tofu was surprisingly fresh and soft, we also got edamame as veggies with spicy peanut sauce, which really good, but not very sharp! it was night and day in comparison to the last time. that would have been worth 4/5 stars!

The noodle dish is a 4-star choice, but only if you add a lot of peanut sauce and it sauce. The meatballs are 3 stars, acceptable. The main attraction of this area is Artist Point because of the waterfalls.

I built my own wok bowl, with tofu and vegetables. It was all very embarrassing without taste, and none of the sauces were vegan. I put on hot sauce and could throttle it down, but would recommend packing a PB