Dan Modern Chinese

There are vegetable options, but I am uncertain if they are in fact "vegan." This is not a "vegan" restaurant. Also, "vegan" has different understanding for different people. Some strict vegans consider "vegan" to mean not heated. Some other vegans consider zero animal products, including dairy, oil, base, etc. So I don't mean to act so confused, but you really have to define what you mean by "vegan," or how you define "vegan." Sorry I can't provide you with a clear answer. The only thing clear is that this place does not identify itself as a vegan restaurant, but as a non-vegan omnivore, I personally find it pretty decent. Good luck.

Why not?