The name Khun Churn will not be new to residents of Chiang Mai. This popular restaurant has been running successfully in the city for over 20 years now. It is a Thai specialty restaurant, and arguably the most high end vegetarian establishment in Chiang Mai. If you're looking to impress a date or mark a celebration, then the ambiance at Khun Churn would suit such occasions perfectly. The
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Khun Churn Thai Vegetarian Cuisine - Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Tien Sieng Vegetarian Food - Chiang Mai, Thailand
If you're spending your time (like most tourists do) inside the central fort of Chiang Mai, you will find it difficult to come across a taste of authentic local cuisines. One exception is Tien Sieng, which although located in the city centre, still offers an authentic local experience. The customers at this restaurant seem to be an equal mix of Thai's and foreigners. Geographically, it is
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Imm Aim Vegetarian Cafe - Chiang Mai, Thailand
After looking at the numerous positive feedback left on Happy Cow and their own personal Facebook page, I was quietly optimistic about visiting Imm Aim Vegetarian Cafe. Imm Aim is located a little out of town, but still gets a flock of tourists and expats visiting the restaurant. Once again, there was not one local in the entire cafe. This cafe has a mix of Western and Thai cuisine,
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Ratsamitham - Chiang Mai, Thailand
Thai vegetarian food can basically be divided into two categories. There are the local style red and yellow 'jey' vegetarian eateries, which serve economic rice and dishes at dirt cheap pricing. Then there are the more up market vegetarian eateries (usually located in the center of town) which are aimed more towards expats and tourists (of course, the price being much higher). Today, I am
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Gokul Vegetarian Restaurant - Little India
When I first started singing the praises of Gokul, it was coming up to 10 years ago, back in 2007. Back then, when I mentioned the word 'Gokul' to any vegetarian in Singapore, their default response was 'huh?' - Fast forward almost a decade, and you'd have to be living under a rock not to know about Gokul (you're welcome Singapore). It has famously been featured as number 1 on my Top 10
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Kwan Imm Vegetarian Restaurant - Marine Parade
When I think of Kwan Imm Vegetarian, I think of one of the most well known budget eats in Singapore, which has been running successfully in Geylang for countless years now. Second thing I think of is the auntie who founded Kwan Imm, and famously struck a million dollar lottery jackpot a few years back - And here was me thinking gambling was frowned upon in Buddhism. Well, apparently she has
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Jing Yi Vegetarian - Bukit Gombak
It has been almost three years since I originally featured Jing Yi Vegetarian on Hungry Ang Mo, I featured them predominantly due to the glowing feedback that I was receiving about their now famous dry hor fun. For those poor souls living in the West of Singapore, it is indeed difficult to find good vegetarian food. But for today's review, I do believe I will be reviewing one of the (if not
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Genesis Vegan Restaurant - Farrer Park
In the many years of covering the vegetarian/vegan scene in Singapore, I've come across countless vegetarian eateries that have opened and shortly failed, and only a few that have truly flourished. Genesis Vegan Restaurant is indeed one of those few meatless eateries which have thrived in Singapore, remembered most fondly from their Clarke Quay location, which was consistently packed to the
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Top 10 Vegetarian Breakfasts in Singapore
They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day - If you believe in that saying, then this will be the ultimate vegetarian guide for your time in Singapore. The little red dot is home to some of the best vegetarian food in the world, but often foreigners struggle to comprehend/adapt to what the locals are eating for breakfast. Therefore, this post aims to explore some of the best
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Top 10 Indian Vegetarian Food in Singapore
For those who have been following my blog for long enough, you will know that Indian food has a very special place in my heart. I sincerely believe that in terms of diversity, flavour and creativity - No cuisine can match Indian food, especially when it comes to vegetarian food. India has such a long history of vegetarianism (thank you Hinduism) and such an overwhelming number of Indians are
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Top 10 Vegetarian Eateries in Penang
South-East Asia is one of the best places in the world to be on a vegetarian and vegan diet. The island of Penang, which is located on the West side of the Malaysian mainland is one of the best meat-free hubs in Asia, in this humble bloggers opinion.
I have been on eating tours to Penang numerous times now, and have eaten at (reviewed) almost everywhere on the island. Historically, I ate
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Top 10 Vegetarian Eateries in Singapore
Singapore has been my home for over seven years. When I first came to Singapore, I heard a lot of people tell me that it is tough to be a vegetarian/vegan in Singapore. After living here for long enough, I found this simply was not true. Therefore, I created Hungry Ang Mo to document all the amazing food that can be found in Singapore.
This list below is my unbiased opinion on the
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10 Durians Species You Need To Try In Singapore
My friends, that glorious time of the year is fast approaching. It is time for that unmistakable smell floating throughout the markets of Singapore and on the burps of any self respecting Singaporean. The 2016 durian season is coming. Over the years, I have done a number of reviews of durian sellers (and species) on this blog, and have also posted the highly viewed Trusted Durian Sellers
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Top 5 Vegetarian Eateries in Ipoh
The beautiful scenery of Ipoh, Malaysia
Out of all the places I visited in Malaysia, I may have to rank Ipoh as the most enjoyable. The people are incredibly friendly, the scenery is absolutely beautiful and (very importantly for me) it does have some pretty excellent vegetarian eateries.
When visiting Ipoh, one thing you have to take note of is that everywhere is very spread out. This,
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7 Vegetarian Eateries You Must Try In Chiang Mai
Best form of transport in Thailand is your own scooter!
Over the last 10 years, Chiang Mai has emerged as one of the most popular destinations in all of Asia. The city is indeed beautiful, with lots to see and do, fantastic fresh fruit, and cool winter weather. In addition to all these lovely aspect, it does have a pretty decent vegetarian/vegan scene too. Vegetarian food in Chiang Mai (
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Best places to experience 'tze char' cuisine in Singapore
Arguably the most shining example of how phenomenal Chinese cooking is the concept of 'tze char'煮炒 cooking. Whether you are eating in
restaurants or hawkers, tze char food is the most common form of Chinese
food preparation you are likely to find in Singapore.
The entire coffee shop filling with smoke as the Jing Yi master cooks another tze char dish.
But what is it? 'Tze char' is a
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Chutney Mary Indian Fast Food - Changi Airport (Terminal 2)
Out of the countless vegetarian outlets that have ultimately met their demise since I have been blogging in Singapore, one of the eateries I was most disappointed to see close down was the Changi Airport T2 Ananda Bhavan. This eatery offered a lifeline to vegetarians who were traveling, whether it is tourists or locals. I lost count the number of times Ananda Bhavan saved my stomach prior
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Cendol Melaka - Changi Village
There are a number of Cendol variations available, such as durian, red bean, corn and glutenous rice.
I absolutely adore cendol. There is something about the relentlessly humid weather of Singapore and Malaysia that make cendol a truly perfect South-East Asian dessert. There are a number of cendol variations that exist, and countless stalls/restaurants selling the dessert in Singapore.
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