KL Fried Kway Teow

A winner. Really yummy, fragrant and just yummy.
The food at Naure cafe is reasonably

priced, decently portioned and absolutely yummers. Very vegan friendly: dishes with dairy are clearly marked. Nice place to visit with family etc when you’re at the Suntec City mall.

One of the nicer dishes in this lovely cafe. Also proof that it isn’t hard

to veganise Singaporean and Malaysian dishes.

This is the KL version of char kway teow. There is a ton of green

veggies, sprouts, mushrooms and mock fish cake. The texture of the mushrooms really resembles that of cockles. Huge portion, but there is a bit too much sweet soy sauce, and not enough chilli and wok hei. #animalplace

Doesn't taste like the usual char kway teow which is sweeter and blacker. But this

is tasty in its own way. Has some wok hei and is rather spicy. Not much ingredients except some thin slices of mushrooms, mock fish cake and few pcs of cai sim. Kway teow is the thinner type, fried with some yellow(alkaline) noodles

One look at the picture and you can immediately tell that this is a good

choice. It has a very good wok-hei taste and the portion was pretty generous. Enough to feed one really hungry person without feeling overly gelak as their dishes here were pretty light in taste. My non veg colleagues and I loved this dish very much! Do give this a go if you want something indulgent yet not so sinful. Would totally recommend this!

It was almost substantial. Looks so-so but taste is not bad. A little spicier kick

would be nice. #abillionlove

"Wok hey" not that strong, but I like! Portion quite huge as well. Yumz!