Hello ladies & gentlemen,

I am a pescetarianism as well as lacto-ovo vegetarian. One of my favorite restaurant is Medi Foods located at SS18 Subang Jaya at BMS 'Be Lohas' Restaurant in USJ Taipan. Any vegetarian to share your experience and thoughts?

Regards

My current best vegetarian chapfan in Puchong- The stall inside Puteri Mart haha. i always take economy fried kuehteow + mee and wth 2 toppings ~ RM4 nia

RM 2 vegetarian economy rice at taman mayang

RM2 Vegetarian rice also available in Bdr Puteri few row from Public Bank

i think the nanking close down already

There is one Chap Fan vegetarian located around Honda service centre vicinity, before you reach the service centre sure will pass by like a food court. The vegetarian mix rice is very famous there. Yet price is cheap:)

Ya, vegetarian is healthy yet cheap:) save our pocket too

Vegetarian mixed rice is not cheap except those RM2 which is runs on charity. Just have one at Uptown that cost Rm6. 3 dish 1 soup.

Disagree.

Depends on what location they sell the food margin with the rental and other factors at least .

It is never cheap cause the ingredients to make the fake meat are imported from Taiwan.

Only in average restaurant uses premium artificial meat-alike ingredient. Normally they just use ordinary ingredients.

restoran mama sayang in tmn desa used to be my all-time fav when i crave for it

Chap Fan or is it restaurant? Anyone here tried 'Lei Cha' is a Hakka cuisine. The one in BMS 'Be Lohas' is excellent it serve with 7 different colour of vegetable including cashew nuts and the mint soup is serve boiling hot to freshness. RM13.90/bowl of lei cha.

lei cha is not entirely vegetarian. some use minced pork meat and shrimps

Normally I go to vegetarian and organic vegetarian restaurant.

If those in Coffee Shop then may be add in minced pork or shrimps.

My place at Cheras, Taman Muda. You can find many vegetarian foods. Recently open one indian vegetarian restaurant. morning and nite also you can find to eat. Some places either open morning till afternoon or nite. Here you can find chap fan, dishes eat for family members around 6 adult and 3 children cost you less than rm100.

More new places for me to have my Veg Meal!!

Thanks All!!

Cheers!!

Guan Yin Zai at Section 17! I love their butter prawns, fish head curry, "wo beng", etc etc..

http://kyspeaks.com/2007/01/10/ky-eats-veg...-pj-seksyen-17/

Anyone know where got restaurant provide vegetarian Yong Tow Fu?
many Chinese vegetarian restaurant provide vegetarian Bah Kut Teh ....so how about vegetarian Yong Tow Fu?

Blue Boy Restaurant at Jalan Pudu, behind My Hotel, opposite Swiss Garden.Vegetarian burgers, nasi lemak, yong tow foo, curry laksa, char kuey teow (famous), lots of choices.

Hello Everyone,
Currently I work in Shah Alam. Although I am not vegetarian but I quite like to eat
Can anyone tell me which area in Shah Alam (if hv shop name is better) have vegetarian shop?


Thank u very much

kota kemuning got i think. u go check that thread.

Gopalas in Brickfields serves a very nice bowl of youn tau foo. It an indian vegetarian restaurant but they have many chinese dishes.

Sann San Vegetarian Restaurant in Old Klang Road (behind Plaza OUG, Opposite Juke Box Shoe Store) offers a wide variety of vegetarian food inlcuding Yong Tau Foo.

I always go to Taman Midah fo RM2 vegetarian after buying groceries at the morning market. For me, I think it taste is much better than the RM2 vegetarian restaurant in Bandar Puteri.

Hmm thinking bout those delicious vegetarian meals at temples during wesak day

wowowo

There're a vegetarian cafe at Taman Miharja, name is Tian Yi Cafe. But close very early, around 9pm. Got yong tauhu rice. This cafe got mee, rice, n also western food like pizza. I love the snacks, such as salad chicken (rm5.50). Got sell vegetarian pau/bread also. Good food overall in this cafe.

Inside One Utama, there is one very nice vegetarian restaurant...forgot name...it's opposite TGIF. Price around RM20/pax - RM25/pax. During lunch it is around RM10++ for their set.

Yishensu
This is a branch from Ipoh
loved their claypot chicken rice

vegetarian family home vegetarian restaurant behind Maybank and Hong Leong Bank in Kota Kemuning is pretty good i would say.....and the price is very reasonable..

When I think about vegetarian food, I will always go for Cafe de Sky Garden @ Petaling Jaya



It's a bit pricey since its vegetarian cuisine but it sure does taste good

More details, location and food photo - http://goo.gl/d7r3R

hi, i would like to ask, is the kuah kacang that is served with nasi impit consider as vegetarian? the ingredient got animal source?

have been there two times.
1st time went there was Sunday and all seats are full of people ! and i don't want to wait.
2nd time went there (not weekend) and able to 'ta bao' a rice noddle...hmmm very delicious.

(found out their address from www.happycow.net )
http://www.happycow.net/asia/malaysia/petaling_jaya/

I would like to recommend
Cayo Cafe (very nice Indian curry rice )
50-1 Kelana Mall, SS6/14 Kelana Jaya

Kechara Oasis ( very nice atmosphere....like a restaurant in a 5 star hotel )
Unit 19-LG1, Level B1, Block D Jaya One (46200) (at 72A Jalan University)

This post has been edited by tanhks: May 22 2012, 09:07 PM

MG's Vegetarian Cafe/Bakery at Desa Sri Hartamas. Serves Western meal, pasta, japanese,noodles,pizzas,dimsum,soups,salad, pastries,cakes and bread. High quality food in a cozy upscale setting.I like the pasta and donburi and will always tapau the onigiri for the next day's breakfast.

Segamat area.
Anyone can tell me where got vegetarian restaurant in Segamat.
If no vegetarian restaurant, I am going to "MarryBrown Fried Chicken restaurant" - they have vegetarian salad and French fries.

Segamat is not in the listing in http://www.happycow.net/asia/malaysia/

This post has been edited by allenwong37: Jun 3 2012, 12:53 AM

Can find more vegetarian restaurant here

http://vege-directory.blogspot.com/2010_01_01_archive.html

But it is dated 2010 January.

This post has been edited by snowball2446: Jun 5 2012, 01:14 AM

Anyone know home food delivery but i want vegetarian de area around kepong....Thanks

are egg consider as vege?

People that exclude meat in their meal but include egg and milk are called vegetarian
People that exclude meat, egg and milk in their meal are called vegan. Vegan also exclude product that made from animal part. example leather shoe/hand bag are made from animal skin.
Honey is also excluded in Vegan's meal
Some white sugar are filtered with Bone char (cow's bone) so Vegan also exclude white sugar.
more information about this http://www.vegfamily.com/articles/sugar.htm

This post has been edited by misakiatsuka: Jun 10 2012, 11:56 AM

just for u both to know, both of this outlet are under same management.

thank

Are french fries, apple pie in fast food restaurants vegetarian?

This post has been edited by tanhks: Aug 1 2012, 07:57 PM

if cant find vege restaurant,
usually will find tauhu (soya based), wadei (dal, soft peanut)
sold. +1-2 other vege, makes a good meal.


i thought no way fries could be non vegetarian food.

googled just in case there are info about this.
(http://animalrights.about.com/b/2011/10/26/mcdonalds-french-fries-still-not-vegetarian.htm)
never thought they put animal products in fries too....

very surprised, ... tahnks !

For the apple pie, some information here:
http://www.vrg.org/fastfoodinfo.htm#2009_m...alds_l-cysteine

look like only the 'roti' bun and coleslaw and Marrybrow's salad are vegetarian.
'Vegelover' pizza and salad in Pizza Hut are also vegetarian.



This post has been edited by Wahhahui: Aug 23 2012, 10:50 AM

the char kuew tiao @Blue Boy Restaurant is probably the best char kuew tiao i've ever eaten. p/ls : the chef is an indian who can speak cantonese fluently

No. I ask my strict vege friend about this and he mention that there are also meat ingredient added either to the potato or during the frying

vegetarian from selayang reporting in!

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:40 amno boh, i ask my strict vege temple senior 2 they said can eat cos the oil is separated fried from chcken
how come diff version?

well actually i go ask myself b4, their oil really separated fried

This post has been edited by ck_boon: Oct 10 2012, 09:40 AM

Best is to check directly with the worker in the fast food industry

yeah, i tnink just try our best lar, try not to consume meats tats enuff
i just been here to eat recently, their food is awesome

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:51 amtheir burger and yong dao fu nice to!
but they always no open de, most of the time i go visit their closed their shop

how their maintance their business wor

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Added on October 10, 2012, 9:53 amtry chap fan at jinjang maybank, (theres only one maybank) , good, nice, cheap, various choice, got soup got tat indian biscuit given, each time i eat rm3.50 only

This post has been edited by ck_boon: Oct 10 2012, 09:53 AM

What do you call vegetarians who do not eat rice ? I do not eat rice because most of the rice I know of are of high Glycemic Index and that effects my running performance.

really surprised me! next time cant eat french fries d in Mcd

Herbaline at Kota Kemuning....

Any nice vegetarian in klang area?

Bukit Tinggi Klang has lot of nice vegetarian.

Yes I went a lot vegetarian shop at Bukit Tinggi.

However Klang Jalan Meru little shop only.

I am also a vegetarian but i don't know a restaurant about it and thank you for giving that address.

Nice and cheap vegetarian for ala carte dishes at Taman Muda, Ampang along the hawker stalls.

Am vegetarian, just wanted to ask:
If I go to Chinese's sea foods restaurant and order fried vegetable (example fried kangkong).
Do they use pig oil to fry vegetable?

I some time go to Chinese's sea foods restaurant, but of course I order vegetable only.
And I ask them not to use pig oil when fry the vegetable.
Some time I worry, the waiter who take my order does not communicate effectively with the person who cook/fry the vegetable, and they use pig oil to fry my vegetable !

This post has been edited by victim_of_malware: Nov 3 2012, 02:06 AM

Am lacto-ovo (used to be lacto but has since adopted ovo to make life easier) and I usually prefer Indian veg over Chinese veg. Any decent Indian restaurants (not the Mamaks, but usually they have some veg options) serving banana leave rice is my fave! Penang has some fine Indian veg restaurants, as well as Chinese ones too. Singapore has 24-hour Indian veg outlets, esp in and around Little India. Wish we could have the same here!

When in doubt, always ask. Not many restaurants use lard to fry vegetables anyway - what you should concern about is the use of belacan in fried kangkung. You should inquire about it before ordering.

This post has been edited by europology: Nov 10 2012, 04:47 AM

any vegetarian food in salak selatan ? My area near to salak south LRT

Try to search in www.happycow.net/asia/malaysia/

This post has been edited by tanhks: Nov 15 2012, 04:42 AM

There are many vegetarian restaurants in Klang Valley, I normally go to LOHAS based & 1 of my fave is The Origin @ 8, Jalan 1/67B, Off Jalan Mengkudu, Ampang next to Brussels Restaurant & quite close to Ampang Mini Market. The owners are very friendly & very willing to accommodate to my special diet requirement due to my last stage chronic kidney disease! BTW the food is good for a healty vegetarian restaurant who doesn't use too much oil,salt & strictly no MSG in their food!

sorry to hear that klguy. must be difficult.

there's a shop that sells vege meat supply opposite old town market, selangor.if im not mistaken carrefour also got sell some.

-at food junction under th road. near asia jaya lrt, to the left of axis tower, Jalan 51A223 PJ. also a vege stall on workdays. (around 11am-4pm only)

-at klana jaya, tmn mayang. there's a long row of stalls. (10min walk from klana jaya lrt). 2 are vege.

as usual restaurants will be packed at lunch(12noon)/dinner(7-9pm) time. have to go earlier/later to avoid overcrowding.

I happen to be uptown and noticed this little cafe on level one. Pop in to have a look and i kind like the design of this cafe. Was told that this shop all their food and beverages are grain based.

Well for a price RM 10, still can get a set meal is consider reasonable enough. Tried the spaghetti and kind of like it. Definitely will go and try the others as well. According to the waiter, their burgher seems to be popular...

Very friendly place. 8/10 rating!

Just in case, this is the place... https://maps.google.com.my/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&...314fcb0f0612594
i noticed they have FB too....

I like to eat vegetation

Hi everyone, can i know is there any vege stall around Cyberjaya ? im a vegetarian too

best vegetarian food is at Fan Cai Xiang in taman desa..but expensive though

taman desa? near where ?

I am vegetarian for the past 14 years & i had gone to most of the vegetarian outlet. The best vegetarian restaurant ever ....

- Cafe De sky garden (PJ)
- Radhey's heavenly delights (old klang road)
- kechara oasis (PJ)
-Annalakshmi (KL)

This post has been edited by vickyz: Apr 9 2013, 02:27 AM

plaza danau 2

stuff there can cost more than a seafood restaurant

Hi everyone, I am not a vegetarian but have been toying with the idea. I tried it for a week but gave up mainly because vege alternatives were so hard to find.

Just wanted to ask you guys how u find acceptable vegetarian food everyday... or do u go to non vege restaurants and just pick the vegetables?

hi..just wana share some of the vegetarian or organic restaurants that i've came across:-
1) New Vegetarian secrect receipi at Tropicana City Mall, PJ
2) There a japanese vege restaurant ( sorry, forget the name) at Damansara Utama. the shoplots row behind KDU college, PJ
3) Vegetarian Korean BBQ , Kepong. The shoplot is behind the Pizza Hut and KFC building.
4) Simple life cafe, Setia City Mall, Shah Alam.

anyone tried secret recipe beyond veggie. they have 2 outlets. I have tried the one in tropicana city mall. food tasty and area clean but not cheap. for 2 hungry adults, minimum rm50 for say 3-4 dishes and couple of drinks.

share thoughts here: http://ministryofveg.com/talk-to-mov/be-a-mov-writer-today

hi i am also vegetarian!

Any vegen mixed rice at Putra Height?

Cahaya STAR LRT station got Hakka Lui Char (Vegetarian)

KLCC got one Temple that sells variety of vegetarian dishes (Po Ling temple)

This post has been edited by rosamundwo: Sep 4 2013, 11:07 PM

Hi everyone!
I know the discussion is quite old but maybe people could also be interested to know today where to find good vegetarian food in KL. Personnally my favorite one is SU Lai Xiang vegetarian house. I go there almost everyday as I work nearby.
I wrote a more precise review on that website, I think it is quite new but you can find some good places on it, not only restaurants http://vibehero.com/kuala_lumpur/restauran...se_sri_hartamas

Any vegetarian/vegan fast food restaurant in Malaysia
fast food restaurant that provide vegan burger? vegan french fries......etc
(There is one in Singapore, the restaurant name is "Vegan Burg" )
http://www.veganburg.com/

There are lot of variety to cook with vegetables. You can have great combinations of different types of vegetables and can have different recipes as per your choice and taste.
I eat both veg and non-veg. But I prefer veg the most.

If you like indian food, I recommend Annalakshmi in Brickfields, beside the Temple of Fine Arts.

http://www.timeoutkl.com/food/venues/Annalakshmi

Weekends they do buffet, rm18 per person, large variety of dishes to choose from plus chapati, naan and/or puri made to order.

Food is top class, but service can be a bit slow, partly because the service staff are volunteers and the place is run as charity for the Temple of Fine Arts.

Also, Simple Life Vegetarian cafe in Bangsar South, inside Wisma Lifecare building. They serve "healthy" vegetarian kinda food, so it's mostly brown rice, low salt, etc. Worth a try I think, the nasi lemak and toonsprout noodles are meant to be good.

This is a good thread! I have been a vegetarian since my surgery, and was clueless what and where to eat.
I'm planning to continue being a vegetarian for religious reasons. Tofu is my fav currently, as long as there is tofu I'm happy. Would love to know other options too. Keep updating this thread!

vegetarian breads, cookies, and cakes avail at cheras, near leisure mall - origene bakery

Hi, this one at KL?

i'm looking for an inexpensive vegetarian restaurants around Petaling Jaya only.
any to recommend? thanks

This post has been edited by navilink: Jan 19 2014, 04:05 PM

https://www.facebook.com/lai.vegetarianfood?fref=ts

thanks but is that more to delivery only? i'm looking at vegetarian restaurants where I can sit down and chat with friends also

LOHAS BMS..

Hello fellow vegetarians!

I have been a vegetarian all my life and have noticed a huge growth in vegetarian restaurants int he last 10 years.

There is a place I tried near my house in Bangsar....called WTF Restaurants. They don't have a vegetarian tag on their signage so I mistook it for a normal restaurant at first. When we went through the menu we realised that it was a pure vegetarian place.

They serve many cuisines.....North Indian, Indo-Chinese, Mexican, Italian and Thai.

Here are some of the things we tried and absolutely loved:

Tava Masala - an Indian sizzling plate dish

Tandoori Platter - several tandoori items ona single dish

Chinese Bhel - takes time to prepare but it was so good, we always have it when we visit.

Pav bhaji - a mixture of mashed vegetables and they serve with home made buns.....my husband loved it!

They have many many dishes. Now, we go at least once a week and still have not been through the entire menu!

Sharing some photos here too....

Anyone else tried this place?

This post has been edited by minzy: Jan 27 2014, 02:39 PM

Thank you for sharing, me and my wife will drop by this weekend to try out the delicious food you mentioned, can't wait for it!

Oh by the way, this is another Authentic Indian Vegetarian Restaurant call Saravanaa Bhavan, you must check it out. They serve food like Pongal, Poori, Rice set with 9 sides in single stainless steel around plate, Idly, Dosa and many more. Not to forget to mention their Lasi is fantastic too, rich in texture, flavor and neat. It's located next to DeGem, or 2 - 3 shops away. You'll not miss the Signboard.

Hello everyone, I would like to ask is there any vegetarian delivery (lunch) sent to area near LRT Salak Selatan or Jalan Sri Permaisuri 9, Bdr Sri Permaisuri? Thank you very much.

Love Secret Recipe Beyond Veggie's signature fried rice with savoury satay; the perfect matching of sesame sauce with spaghetti, served with beancurd roll, alfalfa, asparagus, peas and lots of mushrooms! All fresh and natural foods with no preservatives and MSG.

They even have up to 35% discount with KindMeal.my coupon, served with fruit tea or juice!







This post has been edited by Erika11: May 20 2016, 07:35 PM

Vegetarian in Malaysia for western and lacto-ovo veg tastes


Pros...

1. Not difficult to find in any South Indian restaurants

2. Easier than Bangladesh, Cambodia and Thailand

3. Much easier than China (much easier to find halal food in Guangzhou)

4. Penang and KL are OK. I hear that Port Dickson and Seramban are marginally OK.


Cons...


01. Most pure veg restos are Chinese food. I prefer a variety - Indian and Malay included. In Singapore I know of several Malay restos where I can get numerous veg (or almost veg) dishes. But I have stopped going to Malay restos in Malaysia. except for some laksa stalls it is a waste of time

02. More choices in India, Taiwan and Singapore

03. Too much MSG and other food enhancers

04. Almost no veg stalls in food courts (do Malays pay cheaper rent or is it a matter of supply and demand?)

05. Too much fake meat. I find it disgusting. And it is not healthy.

06. Too much tofu and soybean products. Bad for male health. Mushrooms and gluten would be better IMHO.

07. Not enough tempeh. Close to zero. This is a cheap and locally produced probiotic high-protein food, yet two choices in Malaysia are no tempeh or tempeh cooked with same oil as chicken.

08. Not healthy ingredients. Rare to find brown rice or alternative grains (millet etc). Too much deep-fried food. Too much pre-prepared food (not fresh)

09. Veg restos cater to two groups almost exclusively, middle class Chinese in a hurry and upper middle class Chinese for whom it seems to be a status/social event more than for daily nutrition (similar to Hong Kong).

10. A lot of mom n' pop veg restos with questionable hygiene.

11. Vegan-centric: Although telur kompong (free range eggs) are available in Malaysia, I have never found a 'veg' resto offering such. The options are usually no eggs or industrially raised (tortured chicken) eggs.

12. Sanctimoniousness vibe: I go to a veg restaurant to eat, not to be seen as a member of a religious group. Yet, the best veg restos are run by Buddhists, so I deal with it.

13. Some Malays do not understand what vegetarian means. I frequently find ikan bilis (tiny fish) in my 'vegetarian' dishes and I can taste shrimp paste.

14. Shocking how much flesh food Tamil Hindus eat in Malaysia - goat, chicken, fish, brains. Seems they eat everything except beef

15. Palm oil instead of cocoanut, mustard or teel oil

16. High carb: I want *vegetables* not carbohydrates (rice and noodles).

17. Shortage of veggies: I find it better value to buy veg food in non-veg restos as they tend to have more vegetables on hand!

18. Few North Indian veg restos: I prefer wheat (capatis especially) to rice but mamak restos are not veg-friendly.

19. Pandan rice: why does everybody just eat plain rice or nasi lemak? There are so many ways to prepare rice and so many kinds, yet I find the rice in Malaysia boring and often low grade. No doubt I am just eating in the wrong (cheapest) places. I can't remember the name of the place- maybe it was Sarvana Bhavan in KL, but one upscale Indian resto has an assortment of rices.



Favourite restaurants in Malaysia, so far...


A. Malacca's Kompong Veggie: very high quality fresh ginger infusion, inconsistent though (depends on whether owner is present)

B. Malacca's free canteen operated by a Taiwanese Mahayana group: Not far from two big malls downtown (in an area of reproductions of Dutch buildings) Steaming hot utensils, basic food, can donate but no pressure.

C. Johor Baru's Indian resto across from Hindu Temple. Hot goats' milk and standard Tamil food

D. Several shops in Little India, KL

E. Langar (communal meal) at Gurudwars (Sikh Temples)

F. Ching Hai Loving Huts in suburban KL

G. Small (unlicensed, unregulated) stalls run by South Indians from their backyards, selling deep-fried snacks - better quality than my local Ramadan market popios (there was nothing inside! Tasty and crispy though)

H. SELVAMS in Malacca.

But, typically I eat at a friend's place because she has integrated traditional S Lankan Tamil food with modern understanding of nutrition and ingredients from her own garden.

Context: So far, within Malaysia my experience is limited to Malacca, KL and a small town in Johor. I am keen to visit India again, as options in Malaysia are rather limited. My mouth waters considering the choices in sit-down or fast food just across the bridge in the red dot. And eating in SG food courts is great value relative to the cost of groceries and rent. I intend to try the local Buddhist temples on new and full moon. I don't expect a 'free lunch' but I was surprised they serve so early in the day.I am not a monk so I can eat after noon.

Question: One of the excellent thing about Muslim and South Asian culture is access to hand washing without entering the WC. Do Chinese restaurants have this feature? I forget.

This post has been edited by Hermespan: Jun 13 2016, 03:34 PM

Awesome review!

I am pretty sure you can cook some good vegan foods too.

Please share some recipe if you do.