Comments on: A Vegetarian’s Guide to Dining in LANGKAWI

By: Hanumann

Hanumann — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 05:47:57 +0000

To my knowledge there are no dedicated vegan or vegetarian restaurants in Langkawi, however you can get a vegan meal or vegetarian restaurants at any number of restaurants - mostly Indian, Oriental, Chinese or or Arabic. As an example, Haroo has a vegetarian curry dish.

By: Quek Helen

Quek Helen — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 09:13:01 +0000

Is there any vegan food in langkawi? tks

By: Hanumann

Hanumann — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 13:58:09 +0000

To Mr. Damhuis - I assume you’re referring to HAROO.
Their phone # is 0128205244 and their email address is
harooinlangkawi@yahoo.com

By: Heinz Damhuis

Heinz Damhuis — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 18:34:50 +0000

I am desperately looking for their telephone number because we are going to see them again in January this year, I have lost their email address and number but I would so much like to talk to them before going to Langkawi. So if you could help please replay

thank you

Heinz Damhuis
h.e.damhuis@home.nl

By: Brett & Sheralyn Holmes

Brett & Sheralyn Holmes — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 09:17:26 +0000

Haroo Restaurant is far superior to any restaurant in Langkawi. The beautiful Korean family are courteous and the food and service mangnificent and affordable. We ate there 5 times during our 7 day stay in Langkawi. We were so taken by the lovely family that owns it that we still stay in touch. I truly encourage anyone visiting Langkawi to visit Haroo Restaurant. Once you visit once, you’ll go back for more.
Brett & Sheralyn Holmes
Mount Gambier
South Australia

By: Hanumann

Hanumann — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 00:58:17 +0000

I will stand by my HAROO recommendation. It is not a vegetarian restaurant per se, but there are at least 2 vegetarian entrees on the dinner menu, and the service is far superior and friendlier than most places in Pantai Cenang. re: TOMATO CAFE -I don’t know if you went to the right Tomato Cafe - it is across the street from the beach and AB Motel(going away from the Aquarium). There is another Tomato cafe next to AB MOTEL (going towards the Aquarium), but it is a budget Indian affair. Maybe you went to the wrong place! In any case, I hope you’re enjoying Langkawi Beach. Thank you very much for your recommendations!

By: Matt

Matt — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 05:11:02 +0000

Hello, I couldn’t disagree more with the Haroo recommendation. I showed up and they said they didn’t have much veggie food and the menu stated the same.

Tomato - I didn’t try it but you’d have to be brave - it looks dodgy.

Oasis looks excellent, but we haven’t got time to go there this trip.

My recommendations:

On Pantai Cenang there are lots of good places for veg food - but rarely are they pure veg and often serve meat as well. L’Osteria and the indian place beside it, Tulsi Garden, are great and only a very short taxi ride or walk.

Little Lysie’s ChillOut Cafe is also excellent.