Vegetarian - eating out?

durhamjen

Yes, it was just before we moved from York that they moved. I have been here seven years.
It's somewhere to go for a special treat, not an everyday meal. Unless you are millionaires, of course. Take someone you want to impress.

Or take someone you love.

I've been vegetarian from age 17 when I left home. I've never liked meat.

I don't often eat Thai food as the choice usually involves a sauce that's pre-made elsewhere and it contains fish in some form.
If you ask "is this using a pre-prepated sauce or paste" they usually admit it - so then you have to and ask them to go and look if it has fish in it on the label. It always seems to - even though the dishes are "vegetarian".

Oyster sauce is considered vegetarian in lots of places too I've noticed.

Restaurants also use parmesan - and that's not vegetarian if it's genuinely Parmigiano Reggiano.

THREAD FROM 2017 - resurrected by comment on a restaurant chain - SPAMMERS.

I can't see the spam Georgesgran
and lots of us are still interested in vegetarian dining anyway.
...maybe it's the message that was deleted?

maryhoffman37, I do so agree about the ubiquitous goat’s cheese tart! I can’t bear the stuff, either.