KUNG PO SOY CHICKEN IS A POPULAR VEGETARIAN DISH AT KING’S CAFE IN TORONTO’S KENSINGTON MARKET
From the Vitality Food Feature ‘HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!‘.
King’s Cafe’s Kung Po Soy Chicken, a vegetarian version of Kung Po Chicken that combines soy protein with mushrooms, celery, bell peppers, vegetables, and chilies, is a favoured dish of diners.
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