Vegan-friendly
Indian
Delivery
Take-out
Asian
Fusion
Indo-Chinese
Multi-cuisine vegetarian restaurant opened in Oct 2012. Offers Indian, Indo-Chinese, western, Mexican, and fusion cuisine. Large menu, no microwave oven used. Open Mon-Thu 11:30am-10:30pm, Fri 11:30am-11:00pm, Sat-Sun 11:00am-11:00pm.
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98, Lorong Maarof, Bangsar Park, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 59100
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18 Reviews
First Review by AndyT
MKorvesis
Points +2328
Delicious food - Edit
Cozy restaurant with many vegan options
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Delicious, Kind staff & fast service
Guest
D.Flo
Points +1491
Deceitful menu, confused staff - Edit
At first glance, the menu looks great: a big capital V next to many dishes, and the last page of the menu indicating that V= VEGAN.
Read moreThe issue is, that is a lie. Almost none of those many food options are vegan. After asking the staff, what the V really means is "can be made vegan". Absolutely nothing in the menu indicates this - in fact, since there's a clear indication that V is for vegan, the contrary is true: the menu is extremely deceiving.
You might think that ok, that's an issue, but as long as the food can be veganized, there's some hope still. Unfortunately, no, there's not. Talking to the staff, you'll understand that making a dish vegan, to them, means removing the animal products... without any kind of substitution. You'll be paying the same price for a dumbed down (taste wise) version of your chosen food. Case in point, quesadillas. Veganising them simply means removing the cheese. What are you left with then? I didn't ask. I was too busy facepalming myself.
I politely explained all this to the waiter and asked him to report to his management. Not sure if he'll do it - I'll try to reach management directly as well.
Since I was eating with a flexitarian friend, I stayed and ordered a (dumbed down) Nasi Lemak Wrap, then a naan. Small portion size for the price, but taste was ok.
Unless the management shows understanding and implements some changes, I won't go back . And I recommend you avoid the place as well.
Pros: None at the moment
Cons: Deceitful menu, Confused staff, Expensive
David OMahony
Thanks for posting - I hate deliberately misleading
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GemmaG
Points +107
Lots of choice - just ask - Edit
It’s not quite clear what’s vegan, but if you ask, they’re very helpful. There’s lots of choice, and the food was really nice. And very cheap.
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JoshSilva
Points +2041
Very Tasty food 😋😋 lots of spice - Edit
This place is a very good restaurant! Came here and am vegan and had the OMG burger. Waiters are very knowledgeable about vegan options. Will definitely some back
Read morePros: Tasty food good portions, Great service, Speak good English
Cons: Expensive , Can be a bit spicy , Busy at times
Guest
SoyStina
Points +3817
Good Indian Food - Edit
I tried many of the Indian dishes here and it was very authentic food. Enjoyed the meal. Be sure to ask food without ghee if you are vegan. I ordered garlic naan without ghee and it was nice. If you don’t ask then ghee will come. Service was very slow and we had to wait very long. Expensive food though, compared to other Indian vegetarian restaurant.
Read morePros: Vegan friendly , Good food
Cons: Quite expensive
Guest
serenat
Points +155
Pricey vegetarian Indian food - Edit
The place was pretty full when we went for lunch on a Saturday. My partner had the OMG burger - portion was slightly smaller than expected but was delicious! I had a garlic naan without butter (to make Vegan) and the tandoori platter (bf ate the cheese). Food was good and I was super full after the meal. Wouldn't come again tbh unless I was craving for Indian food and nearby😅 almost everything had dairy but staff are aware of dietary requirements
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AshleyBenson
Points +27
Delicious - Edit
Would highly recommend, really tasty food with great portion sizes- tons of options that are great for sharing and the staff is very friendly/helpful
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Amy_n_n
Points +2788
Taste okay - Edit
The sizzler tasted good but the Manchurian fried rice was rather bland. Maybe I ordered wrong item.
Read moreIf you like Indian veg*n food, recommend to come to this place at least once as they have variety of food.
Pros: The staff is aware of vegan requirement
Cons: Not labeled clearly , Quite pricey as they charge service fee and tax!
Guest
GabrielEng
Points +641
Delicious yes. Healthy no. - Edit
I went for the sizzler the waiter told me was vegan. It was a massive portion and it was delicious but there was so much oil in the food. Ok every once in a while but I don't feel good eating food with that much oil in.
Read morePros: Generous portion
Cons: Expensive , To much oil
Guest
Briekimchi
Points +2137
Worth visiting at least once. - Edit
Not really multi-national cuisine as the menu is very Indian-heavy with a few other things thrown in. We managed to get in before customers were queuing outside. Restaurant seemed to get a little behind their orders but staff stayed calm and friendly. Some of the food was really impressive to look at, a lot of effort went into presentation. The taste was pretty good, too. Costs add up if you want to try multiple dishes, however.
Read morePros: Imaginative food, Professional decor, Looked hygenic
Cons: Gets busy pretty quickly, Had to wait for food, Expensive
Guest
edwardbc
Points +1021
Tasty malaysian food - Edit
I tried the Nasi Lemak (Malaysian typical dish) and it was very tasty and good. Also tried a salar, the lemon coriander soup and the eggplant bruschetta which was also very well made. Recommended
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-02-21
Guest
Spaghetti_monster
Points +900
Plenty of choice for vegans if you don’t mind asking - Edit
First time trying WTF (What Tasty Food) in Bangsar. The fully vegetarian menu states that vegan dishes can be prepared on request, and our waiter was excellent; he showed us all of the already vegan options, pointed out the dishes that could be easily veganised, and asked if there was anything else we wanted to try so he could see whether the kitchen could veganise it (we asked about the mushroom tikka masala and the answer was yes!). I was also thrilled to find out that many of the naan breads could be made vegan just by omitting the melted butter they usually coat them with.
Read moreWe started with the dry vegetable munchurian; crispy fragrantly spiced veg balls coated in a soy, chilli, ginger and garlic sauce (so good!). Next we had a big old vegan feast consisting of daal tadka, mushroom tikka masala, aalu gobi (my fave), basmati rice, garlic naan and plain naan. Everything was tasty and not too spicy (not sure if they toned it down a bit for us deliberately...?), and we were additionally happy because (unlike many vegetarian restaurants here in KL) they serve beer, including kingfisher and corona if you’re after a vegan beer.
Pros: Tasty food!, Good service, lots of vegan options including beer
Cons: vegan options not labelled
Guest
LilacHippy
Points +12680
Classy Indian Food - Edit
I don't agree with some of the previous reviews - or maybe they have improved since these. The food is mostly only Indian apart from a few burger options. The food here is much higher quality than the other average Indian restaurants around. There are a lot in Kuala Lumpur! This place really is a cut above. The food tasted amazing and they have so many unique options and the staff are knowledgeable about making dishes vegan. We really enjoyed it and didn't find it rushed or noisy at all. It was perfect for our last night on our trip to KL.
Read morePros: High quality and unique, Nice setting
Cons: Slightly pricey, Not completely vegan
Guest
KHETAN2305
Points +13
WOW Vegetarian Food - Edit
After starving for vegetarian food in Johor Bahru, this place in KL is a blessing for vegetarians. Thanks.
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Gillsabroad
Points +198
great vegetarian menu - Edit
Good range of vegetarian dishes and a few which are vegan. Tasty, freshly prepared and helpful, well informed waiting staff. They had an amazing range of sweets (almost all made with carnation milk) in preparation for Diwali all made on the premises. Choice of beer and soft drinks. My friend declared the Masala chai delicious! It's located about 30 minutes from the Petronas Towers and is really reasonably priced too.
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Stevie
Points +11765
WTF - What Tasty Food, Kuala Lumpur - Edit
I had some enjoyable food here. Regrettably my memory is dominated by a massively over spiced thai salad. There was no warning given of its atomic powered spiciness. I was unable to finish this salad as was my co diner. I regret food going to waste
Read morePros: vegan friendly
Cons: massively over spiced thai salad
Guest
Livefaststayyoung
Points +220
Great food, fantastic service, one of the best! - Edit
Discovered this place in May 2014 via Happy Cow. Extensive menu with perhaps the best veggie Indian food I have ever had. The guys really looked after us and great service is hard to find in KL. My bro lives is KL and isn't even veggie yet eats here regularly. I'm back for another visit and we had takeout last night. It was as good as the restaurant. Portions are huge so you get value for £. Highly recommended, love this place and wish we had one in the UK!
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AndyT
Points +2356
Indian restaurant with some Western &vegan options - Edit
If your motto in life is "CHEEESE!!! I must at least eat half a kilo of it every day " ... Then WTF might be just the right place for you. If you are vegan, however, or if you simply like to eat healthy food, then possibly not.
Read moreWhen I read the description, I got the impression that it is a restaurant with main,y Western style food. That is not the case. About 90 % of their menu is Indian, and they do have a few Western options. Burger, Pizza, cheese sandwich and some Mexican food. The common deniminator is that they are laden with either cheese, butter or ghee, reflecting the school of thought that is - unfortunataly - also often encountered in Vegetarian restaurants, that mankind can not survive without animal products :-(
However, their prices are much too high for average Indian food. Aloo mutter for RM 10 is ok, charging RM 2 for each single piece of chapatti on top of that, and RM 2 for a jug of ice water is rather steep, but asking RM 7 for a glass of Lemon Iced tea and RM 9 for a small mango lassi are too expensive IMO.
I went there with my non-vegan son, he ate one of the mini-pizzas (the second one was too much for him), I helped him with his fries and had the Aloo Mutter with some Chapattis. The lemon ice tea that I ordered without sugar was very sweet, so when I ordered another one, I specifically asked that no sugar at all be added. The drink I received tasted similar to normal Lipton's out of the can and the "normal" lemon ice tea that my son had ordered would probably have sent a diabetic person into a coma after the first sip. After the lunch, both my son and myself had indigestion, something that I, as a vegan, am simply not used to.
The redeeming factor of WTF is the friendliness of their personnel. The waiter explained which of their options were vegan, and when my son ordered a Mango lassi, he came back to check if that was really ok, as I had asked specifically for no dairy in the food (and lassi is made of yoghurt).
Nevertheless, with only average food and above average prices, this is clearly not sufficient for a better rating.
Pros: Friendly staff, Taste ok
Cons: Prices very high for what they offer, Few vegan options, Food definitely not healthy
KLGuy
LOL thanks for the review as I was going to visit this place till I saw your review Andy! ;)
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