Ee Beng Vegetarian Food - Penang

This place was occupied with people in the morning when I came. ends up paying a bit more for the buffalo than expected, not sure how they calculate the food, but with that eating was great and there were many options. they also had many fresh juices and drinks to choose from!

Went there three times. Many choices! Not totally healthy (too oily) but not too bad. Hard to say how much you will pay cause you don't pay by weight. Didn't pay the same price the 3 times we came. But never paid more than RM16 for one huge plate.

An excellent place. Not all plant based as some of the wheatmeat products and tofu wrappers contain egg. As a vegan I could easily work around those items and have a good selection. Like many of the buffets, the person at the counter guesses how much you owe them. I paid 8 ringgit for a full plate which is basically $2. We also came late in the day too late for lunch and too early for dinner and were welcomed and well satisfied.

I loved this place. I ate there this morning about 11am and everything was still hot and fresh. I tried a bit of everything near enough and it cost me about £4 I think. Very filling meal and I will go back tomorrow for breakfast! They are not open on Sundays so avoid disappointment! Definitely go there if you’re in the area though. I’d make a special trip for this place.

It’s not a gourmet experience and the food will be lukewarm if you’re not there during peak lunch and dinner hours, but you’re looking at around RM8 for a big old plate of mock meats and rice (less than $2 USD as of writing). There’s vegan fish, chicken, beef, etc. to choose from, and all of them were quite good. I visited twice around 3PM and the food was lukewarm due to it being off-hours, but the food was still quite good. I would imagine that it’s fantastic if you can catch it while it’s coming out fresh. The vegan pao options out front are a steal at RM1.5 a piece, so leave a little room to grab one on your way out for the walk back!