Loads to choose from and the mains range between 7-12RM.
This place seems like it doesn't exist or isn't open and the number on google doesn't work but it's open. Try the vegan chicken drum sticks . Spring rolls aren't amazing.
Although its called Vegan House but you will have to let them know you are truly vegan which don't consume eggs, and dairy as they still serve food with eggs.
Had the seaweed tofu soup, pretty plain and salty, not a lot of tofu or seaweed but a lot of soup in a big bowl. And then jad stir fried sweet potato leaves, a local delicacy in sarawak. That was great to me. Fried with ginger. Not too oily and had a bit of gravy. Could have used a lil less salt to be healthier.
Name of shop is misleading but then I have found a few places with the name vegan that are actually lacto ovo vegetarian. This is a language issue as most places are chinese owned and english isn't their spoken language. I think a lot of vegetarians here think vegan and vegetarian are the same thing? Anyhow, the people are helpful and menu reliable so it's easy to choose vegan dishes.
I only ate here just once, and only had a soup, so not really enough data for a true review - merely piggy-backing previous reviews. The business is now operating under a new name: Vegan House (though it is NOT a vegan house - egg dishes are one of the house specialties!). I arrived shortly before lunchtime, yet the interior was quite dark - a bit creepy. Despite the extensive menu, I ordered only a soup, to first get a sample. Oddly, I had an undefinable sense of unease with the person who took my order (who I suspect, from his conversation, may have been an owner) - but that just may have been due to the creepy darkness. There was another staff member there whose shirt seemed to be stained with grease (but it was dark, so I'm not sure). I was rather horrified when it was he who served my soup. The taste of the soup seemed familiar: like a cheap mushroom-flavored instant broth I'd once used at home then immediately discarded (but I am reasonably certain this was not my discarded soup). The soup was utterly without any redeeming qualities, with no hint of the work of a professional chef. I was extremely relieved that no one asked: "How was it?". I tried to get out as quickly as I could, but was delayed as the cashier kept asking the other two staff what I had. The confusion was rather shocking, as I was the only customer. All very bizarre, like a nightmare - or maybe it just seemed that way because it was so dark?
4 Reviews
First Review by junya
Diarm
Points +20
Very nice food and good price - Edit
Loads to choose from and the mains range between 7-12RM.
Read moreThis place seems like it doesn't exist or isn't open and the number on google doesn't work but it's open. Try the vegan chicken drum sticks . Spring rolls aren't amazing.
Pros: Lots of options, Affordable , Friendly staff
Cons: Slow service (but not terrible)
Guest
NSakinaFaizali
Points +22
Very recommended - Edit
Although its called Vegan House but you will have to let them know you are truly vegan which don't consume eggs, and dairy as they still serve food with eggs.
Read morePros: Various choices of veganised meat. And good , location.😄
Guest
sarah_abdulm
Points +33
Decent food! Wish I could try more dishes. - Edit
Had the seaweed tofu soup, pretty plain and salty, not a lot of tofu or seaweed but a lot of soup in a big bowl. And then jad stir fried sweet potato leaves, a local delicacy in sarawak. That was great to me. Fried with ginger. Not too oily and had a bit of gravy. Could have used a lil less salt to be healthier.
Read moreName of shop is misleading but then I have found a few places with the name vegan that are actually lacto ovo vegetarian. This is a language issue as most places are chinese owned and english isn't their spoken language. I think a lot of vegetarians here think vegan and vegetarian are the same thing? Anyhow, the people are helpful and menu reliable so it's easy to choose vegan dishes.
Updated from previous review on 2017-02-26
Pros: Clean and airconditioned shop, Menu with pictures, Nice stir fry vegetables - sweet potato leaves
Cons: Seaweed tofu soup doesnt contain much
Guest
junya
Points +700
Surreal meal - Edit
I only ate here just once, and only had a soup, so not really enough data for a true review - merely piggy-backing previous reviews. The business is now operating under a new name: Vegan House (though it is NOT a vegan house - egg dishes are one of the house specialties!). I arrived shortly before lunchtime, yet the interior was quite dark - a bit creepy. Despite the extensive menu, I ordered only a soup, to first get a sample. Oddly, I had an undefinable sense of unease with the person who took my order (who I suspect, from his conversation, may have been an owner) - but that just may have been due to the creepy darkness. There was another staff member there whose shirt seemed to be stained with grease (but it was dark, so I'm not sure). I was rather horrified when it was he who served my soup. The taste of the soup seemed familiar: like a cheap mushroom-flavored instant broth I'd once used at home then immediately discarded (but I am reasonably certain this was not my discarded soup). The soup was utterly without any redeeming qualities, with no hint of the work of a professional chef. I was extremely relieved that no one asked: "How was it?". I tried to get out as quickly as I could, but was delayed as the cashier kept asking the other two staff what I had. The confusion was rather shocking, as I was the only customer. All very bizarre, like a nightmare - or maybe it just seemed that way because it was so dark?
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