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Minf Houze Vegan Cafe

Updated 2026-09-29 · 3,131 reviewed · 738 listed · Scored from 551 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.4(551) 78 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified moderate
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Minf Houze Vegan Cafe
Location
Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur
Price
moderate
Services
Dessert & Bakery Cafes, Cafe, Study & Work-Friendly Cafes
Reviews
551
Best for
Vegans seeking hearty plant-based Malaysian comfort food and groups wanting large, shared portions.

Core details are sourced from this business's Google Business Profile (checked 2026-09-29).

What do recent reviews say?

Most visits yield well-executed plant-based meals in a warm, tucked-away setting with staff who make an effort. The menu spans comfort food and Nyonya dishes with portions that satisfy groups, but the semi-functional mall location, pay-first system, and premium pricing frustrate some regulars.

Recent five-star reviews praise the cleanliness and thoughtful cooking, though one-star outliers cite tasteless baked goods and service gaps. Most comment that the hidden third-floor location takes searching but rewards the hunt with what they call the best vegan dining in the city right now.

Praised for
  • thoughtfully prepared vegan dishes
  • cozy, welcoming ambience
  • friendly and attentive staff
  • generous portions
  • diverse menu options
Watch-outs
  • pricing perceived as high
  • inconvenient mall location and setup
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Best for: Vegans seeking hearty plant-based Malaysian comfort food and groups wanting large, shared portions.
Think twice if: Plan for a premium meal; the mall location feels semi-functional and ordering requires paying before eating.

What are they good at?

  • 100% vegan menu with Malaysian and Nyonya options
  • thoughtfully seasoned, portion-generous dishes
  • warm, quiet dining space suitable for groups

Worth knowing

  • Pumpkin abacus beads and Nyonya dumplings specifically praised
  • large tom yum and rice portions feed two adults and a child
  • located third floor of a shopping centre
  • no pre-ordering or advance app system
  • water is not complimentary

What reviews say by service

Dessert & Bakery Cafes
Baked goods have received both praise and poor reviews; cake and cupcake quality inconsistent.
Cafe
Cozy ambience and attentive staff, but ordering and payment flow cause friction.
Study & Work-Friendly Cafes
Quiet and calm during peak hours, with welcoming atmosphere for groups.
Coffee Shop
Limited mention of coffee quality in reviews; focus is on vegan food and desserts.

How it compares

  • Rated 4.4 against a 4.39 average across the 425 dessert & bakery cafes businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 71% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Scoring Method
Star rating 60
Review volume 100
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 67
Profile completeness 75
Verification 0

Rating breakdown

5
389
4
85
3
35
2
14
1
28

FAQ

Is the cafe easy to find?
It's on the third floor of a shopping centre, at the end of a corridor. The hidden location takes a search but staff and reviewers say it's worth the effort.
What are the portion sizes like?
Portions are generous; one large tom yum and three servings of rice filled two adults and a three-year-old, and reviewers note they arrive full.
Can I order ahead or pay when I arrive?
No pre-ordering or app ordering is available. You order at the table but must pay before the meal is served.

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Last updated 2026-09-29