Soul Kitchen Urban | Vegetarian — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Update: Had a terrible experience today. Probably cuz we came in at 8.30 when they close at 9. If something is unavailable just inform us we will order something else. Order mamak mee and change it to kuih teow (which is my usual order), but only half the portion came. When I asked, the waiter was trying to convince me that this is the usual amount for kuih teow, but I eat that all this time. It was much much oily than usual, no tomato and fried tofu like I usually get and the kuih teow qty was very little. Super disappointed, when I asked again, the staff just kept saying this is what it is. Super disappointed, especially from someone who has been coming here for the past 2 months. Not my fav restaurant anymore and will think twice before even thinking about coming over here for dinner.

Been living in kepong for like 2 years, just discovered this place. Had Nasi Lemak with sambal petai, was impressed. Came over the next day with my husband and had Assam laksa and sizzling 4 king with fried rice. Again, we were impressed at how tasty the food here is. You order your food by scanning the QR, the interface was very easy to navigate, especially to add remark. Super glad we found this place, will be coming over here...

This is my second time dining here. I don't take egg, counting that this is a vegetarian restaurant I thought there won't be any eggs. I was not even asked if I want egg or not, then they told me that another meal can be prepared with ought egg, but I have to pay for both. Okay.. I wanted to give it another try, so came again today, ordered Kung pao lion mane fried rice. It's definitely not a value for money, I'm paying almost RM11 for a fried rice, the mushrooms were very less and the rice was very little. Very small portion. Not worth it, and not...

Coincidently, i went on the 15th day of the lunar calendar, hence it was a pretty busy Sunday night. Spacious restaurant considering that the tables are arranged pretty far (maybe close to a meter) apart during the PKPP period. Well ventilated, you don’t smell like your dinner. Food tasted good and a good variety to choose from. I especially enjoyed the asam fish curry. It is spicy with a hint of asam and the curry is thick as well. I think that it is reasonably priced as well. Worth a try if you are a vegan or would like to try...