Best vegetarian shop in pontian

Vegetarian characteristics

This Yixinfo pixel food restaurant is an old restaurant. He established this old store in 1996 and changed the person in charge, which was done by his son

When you come to “One Heart Buddha”, you will always see a lot of delicious food at breakfast, lunch and dinner. Sometimes there will be some New Year dinners. Each breakfast includes fried noodles, k noodles, rice noodles, cakes and curry puffs. The favorite drink of the Chinese people is “coffee”, and coffee is a traditional Chinese custom.

Let me introduce some delicacies. first of all,

Fried noodles, fruit noodles and rice noodles (RM1.5)

This is a breakfast food eaten by Malaysian Chinese. Fried noodles, kway teow, curry paste and chili are all delicious.

Curry puffs, pancakes and other cakes (RM1.5)

This is our traditional Malaysian dim sum. Feel full after eating.

When you put it in your mouth, it is crunchy and delicious.

The dishes inside include peanuts, vegetables and peppers.

This is the traditional Malay food in Malaysia, and it is also the favorite food of the locals

There are many delicious dishes, nothing to say. It also has yellow lemak, which is Indian cuisine. Yellow lemak is different from ordinary rice. Nasi Lemak is made from rice. Therefore, the price of rice will vary.

This shop brews herbal teas daily, including Luo Han Guo and chrysanthemum tea. Mangosteen was drunk in the hot weather. It can eliminate body heat, and chrysanthemum tea can treat your eyes.

Yixinfo Vegetarian Restaurant

07–687 6843

721 jalan teo Kang sui parit masjid,82000 pontian johor

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