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Brunch at Fu Tien Vegetarian


Recently, we had brunch at a vegetarian shop in Medan Ipoh Bistari ~ Fu Tien vegetarian.  I find that the menu is slightly different from the norm as they have sushi, bento and other a-la-carte dishes that sound interesting.  I ordered some sushi as I've never tasted vegetarian ones before.
The picture above is Fu Tien Salad consisting of shredded carrot, red cabbage, cucumber, potato and abalone topped with some flakes made from beans, sesame seeds + a mayo dressing.  Priced @ 6.00 rgt
I noticed that this is a popular item amongst the customers.





This is Mika sushi with apple, mango, carrot, Chinese turnip rolled in seaweed powder ~ 7.00 rgt






Fu Tien special fish made of seaweed, served on a bed of shredded cabbage and carrot, laced with sweet sour sauce  ~ 9.00 rgt.






This is their signature dish .....Lotus root with marmite sauce, served on a  bed of red cabbage and carrot. ~ 8.70.  This is quite unique and it's delicious.






Ginza sushi .... made with fried tuna, seaweed salad, cucumber rolled with crispy flakes ~ 7.00 rgt



The interior of the shop, clean, not very spacious and we were told that they do not entertain reservations.

The total bill, plus 2 green tea drinks came to 41.70 rgt. for the two of us.  This place will be  full come the 1st and 15th day of each month where people of the Buddhist and Taoist faith observe a vegetarian diet. 




Fu Tien Vegetarian
34 Jalan Medan 18
Medan Ipoh Bistari
31400 IPOH
Tel:  05-5499098
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  1. Saucy SicilianaNovember 22, 2011 at 10:47 PM

    My daughter is thinking of becoming a vegetarian. In fact I don't buy meat a lot, we prefer to eat vegetables and beans. Greetings from Rome! These dishes make me so hungry!!!

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  2. ann lowNovember 22, 2011 at 11:49 PM

    Cheah, I don't quite believe these are vegetarian. Those dishes look appetizing and healthy dishes. I can have these everyday for my lunch.

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  3. JeannieNovember 23, 2011 at 12:09 AM

    That looks delicious and healthy, I have not tried vegetarian sushi before too!

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  4. Sokehah cheahNovember 23, 2011 at 5:35 PM

    Francesca
    Yes, looks like going vegetarian is becoming popular nowadays, healthy and nutritious.

    Ann
    Yes, if you don't say, no one will think it's vegetarian.

    Jeannie
    You should give this a try, I prefer vege ones, light.

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  5. kitchen flavoursNovember 24, 2011 at 10:23 PM

    I have not tried vegetarian sushi before. Looks delicious!

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  6. ElinNovember 25, 2011 at 7:33 AM

    Cheah,I have been to tis place for lunch. Most of the time packed. They are famous for their vegetarian chicken rice. U back frm your hold?

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  7. Sokehah cheahNovember 25, 2011 at 8:13 AM

    Elin
    I haven't tried vege chicken rice before, will do so when I visit next time. Nope,I'm still on holiday!

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  8. ZoeNovember 29, 2011 at 6:23 AM

    I can only drool at these beautiful vegetarian dishes but can't eat them :( Will definitely take note of this place if I'm going to Ipoh for holidays.

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