Namaskar Vegetarian House — Restaurant in Puerto Princesa

Would easily recommend this restaurant to vegans, vegetarians or anyone who likes food. We're not vegan or vegetarian but we do like to try everything. Saw this on Google maps and popped in to check it out. Prices are extremely reasonable (30-50pso per appetizer, 40-60pso per main course). We ordered 3 appetizers and 2 main dishes and left feeling decently satisfied. Total bill was 280pso. Portions were pretty substantial & the flavors were great! (Loved the spring rolls). We tried the veggie cholong (8 out of 10) but looked like they have a great variety of other soups on the menu! Other dishes we got were 9 out of 10's. Food is prepared and served by owner so you must be patient when dining. Not terrible waiting time but you will have to wait a little. Only thing to note: we did try to go the night before. Google hours said they were open but when we arrived they were closed. May need to call/check in advance before you go....

Namaskar Vegetarian House is a true gem for vegetarians and food lovers alike, offering an impressive array of dishes that showcase the diversity and deliciousness of vegetarian cuisine. Each plate is crafted with care, and the quality is evident in every bite. The variety of options ensures that there’s something for every palate, from hearty entrees to light and fresh salads, all at very reasonable prices.

The service at Namaskar adds to the delightful dining experience. Staff are attentive and friendly, readily providing recommendations and ensuring that each guest feels welcome and satisfied.

A standout feature of Namaskar is their selection of shakes, which are both inventive and refreshingly delicious. The coconut with peanut shake, in particular, is a must-try. It’s a unique blend of flavors that perfectly balances the richness of peanut with the tropical freshness of coconut, creating a drink that’s both indulgent...

I cannot express how happy I was to find a vegetarian restaurant on my travels through the Philippines. Being a vegetarian the food has been less than ideal on my trip. Thankfilully we had an amazing tricycle driver who took us to this place. The food is amazing. My husband and I (he is not a vego) ate here both nights while in Puerto. The God’s rice and spring rolls are fantastic. But I will have cravings for the Veggie Soup, which was so delicious. I would recommend anyone traveling here to go to this place. It’s a quaint little restaurant, looks like you’re at someone’s house. I loved the food and anytime I come back will be heading straight...