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Living Seed Vegetarian Restaurant
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Vegetarian
Vegan-friendly
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Chinese
翠園素食館 Chinese restaurant serving vegetarian food. Location is away from the city centre. From downtown take bus#13 towards Penampang, stop one street immediately after Servay Hypermarket's street, second building from there. Open Mon 7:30am-3:00pm, 6:00pm-9:30pm, Wed-Sun 7:30am-3:00pm, 6:00pm-9:30pm.
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Lot 8-9, Blk 15, Bandar Baru Penampang, Batu 5, Jl. Penampang 5, Penampang, Malaysia, 88300
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Last update on 18 Jan 2018 by walter007
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4 Reviews
First Review by sachadowell
Durianwalker
Points +1769
not oily chinese - Edit
excellent service, so fast. delicious chinese food., i ordered laksa and also got some buffet items like brocoli and sweet sour chicken
Read morePros: lots, big tables for groups, quality
Cons: far from downtown
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V-for-Vegan
Points +876
Typical Chinese Vegetarian Restaurant - Edit
This is one of the famous vegetarian restaurants in town, always busy during lunch & dinner. A great variety of Chinese/Asian dishes offered in the menu. However, mostly are not vegan since most of the sauces used in vegetarian restaurants in town are vegan ie. oyster mushroom sauce (contains sugar), soy sauce (yes, soy sauce also contains sugar - don't be surprised). Thus, I'd still suggest to go for simple dishes using salt, pepper and spices (suggest to confirm if it's house-made or store-bought, then try to figure out if they're vegan).
Read moreAlso note that honey is used in some of the dishes, it's actually not simply walking into a vegetarian restaurant telling the staff no egg & no milk then the dishes are vegan. Wish to make this clear as I figured out many of the vegetarian restaurants owners & staffs do not understand vegan meaning properly. I've tried asking if any dishes are 純素/全素/vegan and the most common reply is~ "yes, everything is 'su' and they don't serve meat". ** "Su" includes lacto-ovo vegetarian **
Several occasions the dishes served were not as requested/vegan, not sure if there was any miscommunication between the order taker & kitchen. Simple request to exclude egg in fried rice but was still prepared with egg, tofu dishes served contains egg (do check as there are some tofu is made/mixed with egg).
Updated from previous review on 2018-05-12
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straightedgevegan
Points +50
Chinese vegetarian Restaurant - Edit
If u don't have a car or take Uber the place is hard to reach. The have a buffet but u should come before noon to have a large choice.
Read moreCons: difficult to find
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sachadowell
Points +68
Great Chinese vegetarian food - Edit
This restaurant is actually a few hundred metres behind and to the right of the hypermarket, in one of the rows of buildings. The restaurant is green and the large sign clearly says 'vegetarian' (but with a Chinese name rather than "Green Garden"). Initially we thought we could walk there but the bus is the best option (bus 13) as it is quite far from the city. Be warned though, that the buses appear to finish early in the evening (one local thought around 7.30pm).
Read moreThe food was great and very affordable (most dishes were RM 8-12 and you have a choice of small, medium or large for most dishes). We ordered four small dishes plus rice which was a lot of food (even the small sizes are of a decent size) and it only cost RM 42. They have many veggie meat dishes of all kinds, tofu dishes, vegetable dishes, rice dishes, ironplate and claypot dishes, you name it. We're looking forward to going back!
Pros: Extensive menu, Photos for many of the dishes, Tasty food
Cons: Out of the city centre
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