Lacto
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International
Western
Take-out
Bakery
Honey
Breakfast
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Upscale café with vegan dishes, including a vegan breakfast plate, a veggie sandwich, a spicy eggplant sandwich, a tomato & eggplant sandwich, chia pudding, overnight oats, and salt & pepper fries. Oat milk available for drinks. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-5:00pm.
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55, Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50000
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
- Free Wi-Fi
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Last update on 08 Apr 2024 by Guest
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Added by keep_it_tdy on 08 Apr 2024
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5 Reviews
First Review by keep_it_tdy
shellyperle
Points +124
Not Good Enough labeled - Edit
In my opinion the vegan options See Not Good enough labeled. If you are vegan and Not comfortable to ask about it I wouldn‘t recommend This.
Read moreThe Fries and the matcha were besides This very good
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coldbuckwheatnoodles
Points +9432
great vegan nasi ulam - Edit
they have some vegan food options for breakfast and lunch, i tried the nasi ulam which was great. good place for working as well
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tonini
Points +223
Delicious over-night oatmeal - Edit
Mingle cafe belongs to an accommodation next door, also called Mingle. If you stay there, you get a separate discounted menu. It also has a vegan option.
Read moreThe regular menu has vegan options too, but double check they truly are.
I had the overnight oats and vegan breakfast. The overnight oats were super delicious (I ordered without honey)! The vegan breakfast wasn’t amazing but I was glad they offered it anyway.
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RyanToal
Points +31
very tasty - Edit
good vegan options I had the 'nasi ulam terung belado' very well presented and tasty.
Read morePros: character of restaurant, homemade kombucha, tasty
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keep_it_tdy
Points +19560
Expensive For What It Was - Edit
Housed in a very character-filled, 100 year-old building near Chinatown, this place oozed charm throughout. There are a couple of fully vegan items on the menu, but be aware that some others that are labelled as such contain honey as a topping (or granola, which contains honey), but these can easily omitted. Also be careful when ordering to coconut coffee. I first assumed it would be diary-free as standard, but after double-checking I found that you have to opt for oat milk. When I did get said coffees (with correct milk), they were easily the best part of the meal. I had a preference for the iced version though this isn’t to say that hot wasn’t brilliant. As for the food, I went for the full vegan breakfast. It was a fairly sizeable plate with a good range of items and textures, but overall it was lacking seasoning, nothing really stood-out and the chia pudding suffered massively for the lack of sweetness that would have come from it’s non-vegan additions.
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