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Vegetarian Indian food. Open Mon-Sun 8:00am-11:00pm.


39 Reviews

First Review by pradipd

tobiasmagicmagic

Points +439

Vegan
29 Sep 2017

The best food I ever had AND the people are fantastic!

We went everyday for 2 weeks, at least 2 times a day, first place we ate these kinds of Indian food. Supertasty, and no problem to accomedate our Vegan requests, just have to ask for no milk and no butter, all their cake are with butter btw, but you will find vegan cake in KL, I promise!

Pros: Lots of vegan options SUPERTASTY! !!, Samosa is faaaantastiiic , veggie manchurian is even Moore faaaantastiiic! !!

yiradati

Points +246

Vegan
28 Sep 2017

Great South indian food, large selection.

Very large selection of South indian dishes. Ate pani pori, vada and uttapam. Very tasty. 4 dishes 2 water came to 41 rm.

junya

Points +722

Vegan
20 Jul 2017

Not particularly special, yet expensive

I am puzzled by reviews that claim Sangeetha is inexpensive. My first trip I had a Jain thali, which was RM25. That is in the same price range as set meals at Simple Life (23-28). The second trip I had naan channa masala for 12.50 - same price as Simple Life roti prata with curry. But almost all reviews of Simple Life state that it is rather expensive, while these reviews claim that Sangeetha is inexpensive!

Yet Simple Life food stands out for its healthy preparation (less salt and oil), so there is some basis for the price. Sangeetha fare is what you typically find at Indian eateries: far too much salt. Moreover, I found the taste also to be no more than typical for Indian food in Malaysia. And finally, as other reviewers have mentioned, it is very busy - almost frantic - certainly not the most relaxing place to eat.

The selling point for me was that it was just around the corner from my hotel, and was open when every other vege eatery was closed. But that convenience came at a price.

Pros: Open late, Variety of dishes to choose from

Cons: Rather expensive, Hectic atmosphere, Limited vegan options

Jojojimmer

Points +207

Vegan
11 Oct 2016

wonderful dosa

came here on a hot day and loved the AC. The dosa I had was great, particularly the accompanying condiments.

Pros: not necessarily vegan friendly.

Cons: don't order Malaysian in Indian restaurant. no

lenandben

Points +28

Vegan
23 Oct 2015

affordable and yum!

very nice little Indian restaurant with a huge menu, friendly staff with good English, fast service and AIR CON! menu is also in English. Would definitely recommend !

Pros: air con, service, food

Cons: none

vagabond baker

Points +145

Vegetarian
21 Apr 2014

Heavenly Feast

Went for a Sunday lunch feast, it was quite busy. Easy to find among all the other veg restaurants on the street. Smart, clean interior.
We ordered the huge Punjabi meal set (a large thali) and the mini Tiffin (a mini dosa plus other south Indian dishes). They were both so delicious and came with dessert.
Definitely returning.
Food plus 3 drinks cost RM42.

Pros: Taste, Portion Size, Clean And Smart

Cons: To Much Choice!

Neeruam

Points +134

Vegetarian
30 Mar 2014

Disappointed

I went there three times. I was very happy of the food quality of each meal, and I didn't mind the service quite cold. However, the last time I went there they made a mistake in my order (they gave me a naan instead of a roti parotha). When I kindly ask them to change, the waiter told me that what I had in my plate was a roti. I felt he was fooling with me, but I didn't tell anything. I checked my bill in the end : they charged me a naan. I felt very angry, as it was clear that the waiter wasn't respectful at all and didn't mind making a fool of a tourist.

Pros: Good food, Good value for money

Cons: Bad service, Air conditionner is too cold

junya

20 Jul 2017

"the waiter told me that what I had in my plate was a roti. I felt he was fooling with me..."

It is possible that he was being sincere, with no disrespect intended, and that this was a case of language miscommunication. In Malay, "roti" is the word for "bread" - any bread. Since naan is a bread, he could earnestly say the naan is a roti if it was not clear to him exactly what was expected.

Ashni

Points +2385

Vegan
06 May 2013

High quality South Indian and North Indian food

Delicious Indian food at good price, and this place offers both South Indian and North Indian food, all equally tasty.

We ordered three different thalis. My mum ordered the Jain one (huge - two curries, khadi, salad, naan, jeera rice), my dad ordered a Punjabi/North Indian one (few different kinds of rice and curries), and I had one of the basic South Indian ones. They were all delicious, served quickly, huge portions so one thali is probably enough for two people.

A lot of the dishes use ghee so if you are vegan, check before ordering.

Place is quite busy, but kept very clean.

Pros: V tasty food, Good for North and South Indian, Fast

Cons: Busy, Watch out for ghee (in a lot of items)

anarchistanimal

Points +563

Vegan
27 Mar 2013

The best place on the street

This is (in my opinion) the best of the four Indian vegetarian restaurants on this street. It's nicely decorated, tranquil, clean and air-conditioned, with friendly workers. Prices are only slightly more than Bakti Woodlands and Lakshmi Vilas, and less than Sri Lakshmi Narayana Bhavan. They seemed to understand vegan, when I explained 'no milk, no butter, no cheese' and recommended the mini tiffin. This meal includes a small dosa (thin pancake) with four curries, a tasty donut type thing and a dessert - a bit like a thali. It was extremely delicious and filling and only cost RM 10. They also have a large range of immaculately presented sweets (although most contain dairy).

Pros: Delicious, Nice atmosphere

Cons: Need more clarity on vegan options

ekendra

Points +123

Vegan
01 Jun 2012

Disappointed - But great if you really love onion

We didn't really like this place. There were too many onions in everything and the service was sub standard.

The dosa we ordered was massive though. If unrolled, it would take up nearly half the table. Unfortunately the filling was potato and onion, with the onion overpowering every other spice.

Abirami

Points +25

Vegetarian
18 Jan 2010

Best Indian Vegetarian Restaurant

sangeetha's serves both north and south indian cousine. I recently dined there, they serve tasty hot food, we really liked their kadai paneer(north indian cheese curry) onion vadai, (So crispy and yummy). This restaurant is "must try" for vegetarian residents and visitors. Has a good ambiance as well.

Pros: Excellent Food, Friendly staff

Cons: dodgy entrance

pradipd

Points +347

Vegetarian
17 Jan 2010

Nice

This is a better than average South Indian restaurant. It also a smattering of North Indian dishes, but as is the rule for all Indian restaurants, avoid South Indian dishes in North Indian restaurants and vice versa. The two are poles apart, and no chef can do justice to both in the same kitchen at the same time.

The place is airconditioned, unlike the other similar restaurants on the same block, clean and spacious. Food is uniformly authentic, delicious and reasonable.

Pros: Authentic, Value




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