Jujube Vegetarian House • Cheras Yulek • 枣子树素食馆 — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Food is good, been there a few times and was treated very well by all the other staff. But the last two times I went there was this Chinese lady staff in her 60s or 70s who is extremely racist. She was taking orders, and was being unnecessarily rude and harsh. But when it comes Chinese customers she would take orders and treat them well. I saw the change of her temperament right before my eyes. I ordered and paid for my food and yet the unnecessary judgemental look and harsh tone.

The second time the restaurant was packed. She said I need to wait, and I said okay. I just wanted to know how long does one need to wait but she went on about how she can’t predict, she can’t count or read how long each person would take to finish their food, maybe an hour, maybe be longer in a very harsh tone..almost like scolding me for going to the shop..I just walked off while she was talking.

In a multiracial country like Malaysia this isn't how you run a business….I wouldn’t recommend this...

A decent vegetarian restaurant which can satisfy your expectation even if you are a frequent meat eater with heavy taste bud. All the dishes taste good and well seasoned. The beggar porridge (RM9) taste very unique and tasty. Lion mane mushroom with ginger sauce (RM13.90), the sauce is very light yet fragrant. The braised toufu (RM2.80) is well executed as well. But the drink with red dates mixture (RM6.50) is very sweet while the organic soya milk (RM4.60) is pre-packed and taste not bad. Overall a good experience and definitely will come back again ;) recommended for sure!

Come again after 3 months and ordered some new items:-

Rojak (RM8.90) + keropok (RM3), all the ingredients are very fresh and crunchy.

Stir fried vegetable (small) (RM9) - got some wok hei, balanced seasonings with ginger, quite good

Ying yong noodles (RM10.90) - i like how they use all real vegetable as the ingredients rather than other store will use vege processed meat and got wok hei as well...

Jujube is one of the vegetarian restaurant that i visit. However, today is the 15 of lunar calendar, perhaps there are more people. There is an auntie staff sitting at the main door providing queue numbers. I dine in alone hence i direct asked the auntie for number, she showed me an unpleasant reaction and told me there is a lot of ppl and have to wait. Ok then i take a number and have a seat at the waiting area. She asked me to check on the menu and order thru the order form. Then i went back to the waiting area to choose my dinner. In around 1 min she tell me that got place available and asked me have i decide what to eat but eventually i haven't choose yet in just 1 min. Then she was very rude and asked me to take the menu in. Although the food is nice but the auntie attitude is really not comfortable. Hopefully management can...