I’m so glad you found it useful and I hope you have an amazing time in KL 😊 Unfortunately, I don’t have any plans to go to Singapore in the near future
I hope you have a great time in KL 🙂. Please make sure to check online if the restaurants are still open, I was there about a year ago now. Oh wow, already a year, time flies by 😅
@@anniesshenanigans3815 Hi Madam, based on my experience with my friends abroad related with vegetarian, the rules about onion or garlic can be eaten or prohibited / avoided can be different from one another depend on the region / country/ continent. Mostly for western they are vegetarian for healthy reasons meanwhile in asia mostly due to the belief system and ofcourse lots of health benefit of it. Ayurveda classifies foods based on their impact on the body and mind. Onion and garlic are considered rajasic, meaning they increase passion and restlessness. These foods are believed to disrupt the digestive system, which is considered the foundation of higher consciousness. To maintain mental clarity and spiritual balance, some Hindus choose to avoid onion and garlic. I hope you can get the point. Namaste
The Hungry Tapir was the best vegetarian meal we had in Malaysia. They also have a cafe down the street. Not sure if it's vegan friendly.
Cool, I didn’t know they also have a café 😊
I'm off to KL tomorrow and this has been invaluable. Love it if you did Singapore sometime, finding vegan food in the Hawker's markets is so hard...
I’m so glad you found it useful and I hope you have an amazing time in KL 😊
Unfortunately, I don’t have any plans to go to Singapore in the near future
Thank you so much for sharing, just heading to KL and will definitely try out some of the spots you visited 🌱
I hope you have a great time in KL 🙂. Please make sure to check online if the restaurants are still open, I was there about a year ago now. Oh wow, already a year, time flies by 😅
Thanks a lot, I'll check. I guess it's time for you to visit again then ;)
@@hajnatijssen seems like it 😄🇲🇾
Omg what a good find !! 😍 Thanks for the vlog definitely recommended it to my vegan friend in Australia here to come to Malaysia !!
Thanks 😊 I’m glad you liked it! Hope your friend has a great time in Kuala Lumpur 😀
nice
Fun & tasty 🥑
Yeah, it was really tasty 😋
Thanks for this
Thanks for watching 😊
Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤
I’m glad you liked it 😊
Wonderful. Thank you for this lovely video.
I’m glad you liked it 😊
@@veganderlust 😀
Nice vlog keep it up !
👍👏👏👏
Thanks 😊
Very nice vlog👍
Thanks 😊
@@veganderlust have u ever visited Morocco?
@@mustaphamechraoui5116 no, not yet.
@@veganderlust okay, i suppose u will love it, and u'll enjoy a wonderful trip here🙂
Have you tried the vegan chinese restaurant.
Sorry, I don’t know which one you mean. But all the restaurants I tried are in the video 🙂
Maybe you can find australian vegan vegetarian vlogger "adventures with jade" to collaborate. Just a thought. She has just returned to kl
Thanks for the recommendation 😊 but I’m already back in Europe, I’m just behind with my editing 🙈
@@veganderlust no problem.
Are you dutch? German?
I’m from Austria 🙂
@@veganderlust ahhh beautiful Austria.
I guess vegan coffee has no dairy milk?
Vegan is no dairy at all, but they still eat onion or garlic,
Vegetarian not eat onion or garlic but still eat dairy like cheese, milk.
@@anggaangkasa8965 not eat onion or garlic? Why is that? I have been vegetarian for years..
@@anniesshenanigans3815 Hi Madam, based on my experience with my friends abroad related with vegetarian, the rules about onion or garlic can be eaten or prohibited / avoided can be different from one another depend on the region / country/ continent. Mostly for western they are vegetarian for healthy reasons meanwhile in asia mostly due to the belief system and ofcourse lots of health benefit of it.
Ayurveda classifies foods based on their impact on the body and mind. Onion and garlic are considered rajasic, meaning they increase passion and restlessness.
These foods are believed to disrupt the digestive system, which is considered the foundation of higher consciousness.
To maintain mental clarity and spiritual balance, some Hindus choose to avoid onion and garlic.
I hope you can get the point. Namaste
*promo sm*