Vegan Tiramisu Cake

The Japanese set meal RM20 - worth it with various coloured cooked organic veggies inclusive of some refreshing pickled apple with dried grapes and also some walnuts with pine saute in sauce.

Nasi 'lemak' RM12 served with own version of hot curry like with boiled potatoes .. Dried chillies sambal with lemongrass really hot.
Very different from conventional nasi lemak but still ok because its hot.

PS. Sadly brown rice served without any 'lemak'- no coconut milk (nor peanuts).. It will be definitely much tastier with healthy coconut milk for this vegan meal.

Healthy and tasty vegan foods with comfortable seating, while classical music playing in the cafe, definitely a must visit cafe in the town!

It’s not easy to find a spot that manages to hold its own peace in one of the hottest tourist areas in town, but Namul Vegan manages just that. Being a hop and a skip away from Petaling Street, the air in this quaint cafe envelops you like a warm hug on a rainy day. One can taste the love put into the food too.

I ordered a Nasi Lemak that came with a robust sambal and delicately-flavoured curry, and @elinagives ordered a Dry Pan Mee with well-marinated mushroom chunks. The Teriyaki Tofu was also a good balance of sweet and savoury. For drinks, it was my first time trying a Dalgona Coffee... a bit too sweet for me, but of course it wouldn’t be Dalgona if it wasn’t! and it was a fun experience trying to sip through all that foam to reach the actual coffee.

All in all, a wonderful experience at Namul and my first visit won’t be the last.