Treasure Oasis Vegetarian Restaurant 意素轩 — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Food is strong in MSG with your tongue being numb when you sleep. All sauces in all dishes are almost the same with the salty slimey texture. White rice is RM2 per small bowl which is only one mouthful. To feed an adult man, you'll need 6~10 bowls.

It could be a tactics that they make all dishes saulty, juicy, succulent so you can't stop but keep ordering white rice to go along with them.

4 of us went. Naturally we started with a pot of tea but they charged by head of RM4. So we paid Rm4 x 4pax + 10% service + 6% tax. Do your maths. Outrageous!

Service? None! Try it and you'll know.

Price wise. They charge you like they're a 5-star luxury Chinese diner, but their overall quality is, to he very honest, no better or even worse than any street stalls.

The only credit I'll give them is their super cool...

Despite located inside a dead mall, there's still a lot peoples eating there. The environment is nice, it's like eating at a fancy restaurant. The foods are good and kind of worth it for the price, the price is a little high though. Located at 2nd floor of the mall, it's also easy to find a carpark at the parking lots. The service is nice, although there might be a little communication problem since I think the waiters/waitresses are not all local peoples, but they are indeed very nice. Lots of peoples actually host a wedding here, one of my relatives did in few years ago. However it's worth it to come to this restaurant to try it out, it has different feels compared to other restaurants. Another good thing is, this restaurant does not allow alcohol and meats here, so no worries for...

A multi course vegetarian dinner organized for a group of us who are old friends and their spouses to celebrate the Mid Autumn festival here. It was pre-booked or else we would be disappointed as diners with no booking were turned away. The foods were just ordinary fares like the usual imitation meat, fish, shark fin, prawns, 4 season, vegetables, tofu, not forgetting abalone etc. The service and ventilation were good, with a nice and cosy atmosphere. The shopping complex it was operating in was devoid of festivities crowds on a major Chinese festival might be one of the reasons for it to consider a better locality. We, even, have a special uninvited guest, a honey bee sharing our meal. How coincidental could it get? We enjoyed the camaraderie more than...