More upscale vegetarian restaurant with a decor reminiscent of an outdoor courtyard. Holds a high tea set from 3-6pm daily. Reported closed to HappyCow Mar 2014, website not working.
I actually didn't like the decor at all and the service was definitely a bit sketchy, BUT the food more than made up for all that. I wanted to try everything on the menu and the dishes we ordered were all excellent. So were the cakes. Food-wise, I couldn't fault the place. KL has so much good vegetarian food but most of it is Asian so it makes a nice change to find a restaurant with a great choice of Western style as well as Asian veggie dishes. I highly recommend it, even if it means schlepping all the way out to Bangsar it's so worth it.
This is so nicely furnished you can almost forget you are in the mall. The food is consistently excellent and I've not been disappointed by anything I've tried, though i'm a little addicted to their laksa.
As the other reviewers mention the service is poor and the prices are high for KL, but the service is bad and prices high pretty much everywhere in Bangsar.
It's nice enough for me to visit once a week (at least!).
This restaurant is in the Bangsar shopping mall, and part of the seating is open but the restaurant is a couple of floors up so it is nice and quiet. Lovely decor and seating. Good service (e.g. happy to remove garlic from one of the dishes, to remove mayo from another dish, and very attentive).
They give complimentary yummy olive bread with olive oil/balsamic vinegar mix.
I would describe the menu as Western with an Asian twist. There were 3 of us - we each ordered 1 dish, decent sized portions, and polished it off completely. The food tasted great and was presented well. I had a salad with peelings of cooked vegetables, root vegetable crisps and a delicious soy dressing (not too sweet). My dad had a falafel burger (this came with fries and salad) and my mum had a pasta/broccoli/pine nut dish which was exactly what she was hoping for.
It is a little pricey for KL, but I would say worth it.
Had a vegan laksa and a "tom yam" noodle dish. The food is a little fusiony--the tom yam was basically spaghetti with tempeh and Asian seasoning. All of it was good, though. The portions are pretty large and tasty olive bread is served as a free appetizer. Really enjoyed the curry laksa. I find the atmosphere a little odd and it is a little pricy, but the portions are large. The three of us split two entrees and it worked out to 15 RM each, or about 5 USD each. Would definitely recommend if you are vegan or vegetarian and find yourself in Bangsar.
5 Reviews
First Review by 3hpvegan
AndyT
Points +2446
CLOSED !!! - Edit
Have just been there, restaurant was closed.
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Amanda
Points +72
Fantastic food - Edit
I actually didn't like the decor at all and the service was definitely a bit sketchy, BUT the food more than made up for all that. I wanted to try everything on the menu and the dishes we ordered were all excellent. So were the cakes. Food-wise, I couldn't fault the place. KL has so much good vegetarian food but most of it is Asian so it makes a nice change to find a restaurant with a great choice of Western style as well as Asian veggie dishes. I highly recommend it, even if it means schlepping all the way out to Bangsar it's so worth it.
Read morePros: Delicious food, Great variety, Nice desserts
Cons: Decor, Location, Service
Guest
Rachel Joseph
Points +129
Good Range of Dishes - Edit
This is so nicely furnished you can almost forget you are in the mall. The food is consistently excellent and I've not been disappointed by anything I've tried, though i'm a little addicted to their laksa.
Read moreAs the other reviewers mention the service is poor and the prices are high for KL, but the service is bad and prices high pretty much everywhere in Bangsar.
It's nice enough for me to visit once a week (at least!).
Pros: delicious, nice ambience, awesome laksa
Cons: useless wait staff, a little expensive, aircon too high
Guest
Ashni
Points +2435
Delicious fusion cuisine - Edit
This restaurant is in the Bangsar shopping mall, and part of the seating is open but the restaurant is a couple of floors up so it is nice and quiet. Lovely decor and seating. Good service (e.g. happy to remove garlic from one of the dishes, to remove mayo from another dish, and very attentive).
Read moreThey give complimentary yummy olive bread with olive oil/balsamic vinegar mix.
I would describe the menu as Western with an Asian twist. There were 3 of us - we each ordered 1 dish, decent sized portions, and polished it off completely. The food tasted great and was presented well. I had a salad with peelings of cooked vegetables, root vegetable crisps and a delicious soy dressing (not too sweet). My dad had a falafel burger (this came with fries and salad) and my mum had a pasta/broccoli/pine nut dish which was exactly what she was hoping for.
It is a little pricey for KL, but I would say worth it.
Pros: Nice decor, Delicious food including comp. bread, Great fusion menu
Cons: Little pricey
Guest
3hpvegan
Points +16
Tasty vegan Malaysian options - Edit
Had a vegan laksa and a "tom yam" noodle dish. The food is a little fusiony--the tom yam was basically spaghetti with tempeh and Asian seasoning. All of it was good, though. The portions are pretty large and tasty olive bread is served as a free appetizer. Really enjoyed the curry laksa. I find the atmosphere a little odd and it is a little pricy, but the portions are large. The three of us split two entrees and it worked out to 15 RM each, or about 5 USD each. Would definitely recommend if you are vegan or vegetarian and find yourself in Bangsar.
Read morePros: Vegan friendly, Authenic Malaysian flavors, Good value
Cons: Carb heavy, Weird mall atmosphere, Insufficient waitstaff
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