Thin Hei Vegetarian Restaurant

Fatih Bayındırlı

This Chinese vegetarian restaurant is in a quiet row of shops in Jalan Dass, that dead-ends at the river. It really is an easy stroll from the French Resort in Jalan Dato Onn Jaafar. The business enterprise hours whenever we visited had been 10.30am to 2.30pm and 5.30pmto 9.30pm. The restaurant was a calm, pleasant environment with air-con that was a welcome relief in heat of the day. There is a thorough menu including a number of mock-meats, which are usually constantly a thrill-seeker chance of western vegetarians. Much like most Chinese Buddhist dining places, alcohol isn't served. All our meals were ready and liked by both vegetarians and non-vegetarians inside our party. This place is really a happy break for vegetarians in Chinese, meat-loving Ipoh.

Ahmet Kahramanci

Food is so in order it really is vegetarian, it want 2 to order meals as single dishes aren't worth the purchase price..so group is a better choice..

Çağlar Gılava

The restaurant is spacious with airfans and a/c. I always astonished to find a lot of meals with meat in the menus of Asian vegetarian dining places. Service was correct. The plates (rice and noodles) were typical in high quality and generous in volume. So we're able to say thatour lunch time was just ok.

Nindy

Had dinner twice within my short stay static in Ipoh. Good selection of vegetarian food plus they were tasty. Friendly staff

Ais Ais

The dish I chose (vegetarian poultry and mushroom with rice) had not been nice. Whatever they produced the "poultry" out of had been gooey and slimy, never an identical texture to chicken. Provider was fast since no-one else was within. Costs are averagealthough my specific dish wasn't worthy of what I paid (11rm).