Wan Fo Yuan

Loved this place! I recommend the fried goose on rice, fried cauliflower florets, and stir fried greens. Definintely worth a try if you are near Chinatown! Menu is hard work but if you combine looking at the photos with the words only menu it starts making sense.

Great place with very friendly hosts, I went three times and each meal was filling and tasty.

We had been looking forward to finally come to KL for vegan food and did not get disappointed at this place. The Menu is big and for us was the Foto-meu very helpful, since we could not understand the written menu. It is mainly mock-meat/-fish dishes that you find in chinese vegetarian places and they were all vegan.
We ordered 4 dishes for 2 persons, and i was a lot - we were full for many hours. I loved the homemade Satay and the mockduck. The price ist cheap and the people working in the restaurant are very nice and friendly.

It's been many years that I go to eat there when I'm in KL. At first the people working there may look a bit cold but they are not, quite friendly in fact.
Some of the dishes are a bit bland but most are very good, portion are good too.
I would recommend the bean curd pot but plenty of other meals are tasty too such as the mock fish.
All meals are served with pickled green chillies on the side.
They also sell various biscuits and crackers.
I asked them several times if it's vegan : they cook without eggs or dairy products, it's all vegan like most "vegetarian" Chinese places in South East Asia - the same applies for the biscuits they sell.

very welcoming host. reassured us straight away that food was all vegetarian. simple but good. premises could be cleaner but fine. endearing photo album menus that suggest the menu hasn't bee changed in 20+ years

Ok vegetarian restaurant. The menu wasn't as huge as we hoped (not hundreds, maybe a bit under one hundred options) and if you just ask to have more time with it, they understand english well. We tried chilli kang kong and malaysian beancurd (with brown rice). Quite ok, bit bland and salty taste.

you have hundreds of options, all presented in an old photo album. I felt a little stressed, because the waiter(?) was standing next to us the whole time, but the food was really good!
we paid 40RM for 3 dishes, rice and 2 water.

Typical simple Chinese vegetarian. Great satay.

Pretty standard mock dishes, veg and noodles. The menu is a vast picture book, but the staff will be wanting to take your order before you're half way through it. The dishes are very cheap and the portions ginormous. The staff had to tell us to stop ordering and even then we took a mountain of food away. The bean curd skins come recommended.

This is a Chinese vegetarian restaurant (does takeaway too). The staff weren't that friendly really but they weren't UNfriendly. There was loads to choose from with photos of everything. Prices reasonable - most dishes 11 ringitts. Most of it seemed to be mock meat, and we aren't into that so got a tofu dish and singapore noodles - the singapore noodles were great and were only about 5 ringitts for a huge portion!

The place is open 10am - 9.45pm every day. It's a few minutes walk from Pasar Seni Station. If you find the McDonalds its about 50m south from there.