On the Vegetarian Trail

By Emilia Ong

January 2013 RESTAURANT REVIEW
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You could certainly choose a worse place than Penang to re-sensitise your palate. Listed on the forum “Happy Cow” as the 28th best city in the world to be vegetarian, the tiny island offers a wealth of dining alternatives. On November 19 last year, The Star reported that Penang has the highest concentration of vegetarian restaurants in the country. With so many to choose from, we agonised over our selection. Note: this is only the most tantalising of appetisers. With...

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Emilia Ong

is a writer, journalist and former English teacher. She is currently seeking to relocate to Penang permanently.

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