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Yun Shan Ge Vegetarian House - Penang St
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Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Pizza
Chinese
Western
Take-out
Malaysian
云山阁素食 est. Jan 2015 a restaurant serving vegetarian Nyonya cuisine with local dishes like hokkien mee, chee cheong fun, laksa, and hor fun in addition to western cuisine like pizza (with dairy cheese), burger, pasta. Large interior. Additional Tel : 042611098 / 0104001098. Open Tue-Sun 10:00am-9:00pm. Rests Mon. (Tuesday closed if 1st & 15th of lunar month fall on Monday).
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Last update on 05 Nov 2022 by walter007
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17 Reviews
First Review by AllysaSem
Noah98
Points +433
Good food - Edit
The food was good, especially the sesame pau. The price was too high in comparison to other restaurants in the area.
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LeighEdg4
Points +21
Delicious - Edit
Great local food, very accommodating for allergies and the hosts were very welcoming and helpful with helping us to chose dishes based on their recommendations! There is a daily chef’s special which was a yummy laksa for our day!
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Klaika
Points +77
Leckeres veganes Essen - Edit
Wir sind zufällig am Restaurant vorbei gekommen und haben uns total gefreut ein veganes Mittagessen in Penang zu bekommen. Alles was wir bestellt haben war super lecker und war schnell serviert. Wir hatten Gyoza, veganes Nasi Lemak und Claypot Reis.
Read morePros: Sehr freundlicher und aufmerksamer Service , Alles vegan , Angenehm klimatisiert
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KathrineLyngsøeJensen
Points +167
Yum food! - Edit
This place has so many different things and a lot of different flavors! We really loved the meal we got and there was so much food so got really full. The staff is really nice and helpful with recommendations
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senorita_klarita
Points +25
Good, all Vegetarian - Edit
Food was good and the stuff helped with the order and answered all my questions. Would love to have a portion of veggies, Brokkoli or carrot for example, just plain. Often the veggie bites a very small in a soup or when it comes with rice and all is too much fried then.
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SoyStina
Points +2812
Delicious but overpriced - Edit
The food and tea here was delicious and the deco was nice, however the portion sizes were small and overpriced.
Read morePros: Vegan friendly , Great food
Cons: Overpriced
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EliseJ
Points +357
Delicious but expensive - Edit
One of the more fancy restaurants we went to in Penang. There were plenty of vegan options and the food was delicious. Just quite expensive unfortunately, especially compared to other vegan places in Penang.
Read morePros: Good food
Cons: Expensive
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walter007
Points +6027
Lovely - Edit
Love the design, the environment, the whole feeling about the shop. Very cozy and clean. Food and beverage are carefully prepared with love.
Read moreProvides various type of coffee with vegan milk options.
Pros: Nice vibes, Many vegan options, Vegan coffee
Cons: Limited parking space, Expensive
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ManideepRana
Points +119
Good food but very expensive. Plus tax added on. - Edit
Was very empty when i went. The food was good but quantities were small and the price was rather high especially since on top of it there is a percentage of tax added when you go to pay your bill.
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yehadut
Points +1877
Some really delicious stuff - Edit
This was my favorite meal in Penang, and much much better than the sister restaurant Yun Shui Ge.
Read moreThe winner was the fried sesame bun. Get it. The loh bak was good, as was the millet dumpling (really a zongzi rather than a dumpling, if you know what that is). The red fermented noodle, as we were warned by the server, is not for everyone. I didn't mind its strong alcoholic taste, but I also felt like there were probably tastier options on the menu, so not bad but you might want to try something less odd.
The one negative was the chee chong fun (rice rolls). We got the Penang flavor, and it tasted like rojak sauce, which I don't care for. If you get this, choose one of the other flavors.
Big thumbs up for the nutmeg juice and the lemongrass pandan tea.
Updated from previous review on 2019-02-15
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Seleenian
Points +24
If you want food experiences, this is the place - Edit
This restaurant had many Malaysian dishes on the menu. We had asam laksa and red yeast fermented glutinous rice as main courses. The owner told us about the dishes and what sort of flavours to expect. Both were tasty and something new to us. We also had desserts and the other dessert was not on the menu, rather the owner told us about this dessert. The name of the dish escapes me but it was jelly-like pearls with sugary sauce and coconut milk on top. That happened to be the best dessert I've ever tasted.
Read morePros: Friendly owner and staff, Malaysian dishes you wouldn't find elsewhere
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LilacHippy
Points +11821
Nice - Edit
We chose this place for our last night in Penang. Given the other comments we were worried it would be hard to find but we just followed Google Maps and it took us straight there. It's a nice place that sells Chinese dishes and a few western dishes. We chose the Chinese dishes as they looked more interesting and unique and they were tasty. The atmosphere is pleasant. The decor is quite classy. The staff are knowledgeable about what is vegan.
Read moreShame they didn't have more vegan western options.
Pros: Nice setting, Unique dishes
Cons: Not all vegan
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vivasteve
Points +42
authentic elegance - Edit
Yun Shan Ge was not so easy to find given our directions, but well worth the effort. If you go, come from the Fort Cornwallis side and look for the octagonal windows on either side of the door, they are unique.
Read moreThe dining room is filled with an understated quiet elegance rarely found in this world. The solid wooden chairs are simple and comfortable, the tables made of wood and marble, a big open room, not at all crowded, peacefully quiet and yet a steady stream of customers, soft classical music in the background, a wonderful oasis to be in.
We wanted to try some authentic Malaysian food, and the waitress was most helpful in this regard, particularly since we had never had any before.
The food was 100% vegan, utterly delicious, carefully and lovingly prepared, beautifully spiced (with no garlic or onion).
We were encouraged to take our time and enjoy our meal, there is no rushing here.
For about 6 American dollars we were both totally satisfied with the amount of food given.
The woman who served us is the single most gracious person I have ever been served by in 40+ years of dining in more than a dozen countries around the world.
Highly recommended.
Updated from previous review on 2016-03-29
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Mellifluoust
Points +778
Nice Malaysian/Chinese place - Edit
Large, air conditioned restaurant near ferry and Little India. Good English. They have about 3 specials which change each day, and appetizers. Prices are 8-13 ringit for a main. Tasty Malaysian food.
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Ayebizi
Points +264
Nice place - Edit
excellent service, maybe even too much.
Read moreprices are ok.
Pros: I had the fried sesame pau (filled with mushrooms
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Paul-V-Gregory
Points +157
love it - Edit
Excellent customer service. They explained and suggested the dishes for us to try. Very lovely staff and this is a place you must visit :)
Read morePlace is a bit hard to find as there is no English name sign outside, and it is a bit up the road from where it shows on the map.
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AllysaSem
Points +40
nice food and ambience - Edit
all taste good. Highly recommended place
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