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Dharma Realm Guan Yin Sagely Monastery
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Offers a buffet spread. Option for mix of salads and drinks. The public can participate in the chanting & recitation of the daily Ceremony Of Repentance Of the Great Compassion With A Thousand Hands and Thousand Eyes (Guan Shr Yin Bodhisattava) 12.30pm daily at the monastery. Buffet closes at 2pm when there is a chanting ceremony. Near Petronas Towers, 5-minute walk from KLCC. Some mock meats may contain dairy. Open Mon-Fri 11:00am-2:30pm.
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161, Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 50450
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Last update on 06 Dec 2024 by VeganWithAPassport
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83 Reviews
First Review by gigi1033
Petesternz
Points +1447
Great place - Edit
This is a wonderful place to eat, though we suggest coming early. We arrived at 1:40 pm, and weren't able to take full advantage, as many items had run out. The food we did manage to eat was still fresh and delicious, with lots of wonderful options. It's sort of cafeteria style. Load up. No matter how much you take, it won't cost much. This was the cheapest meal we've ever eaten, as two of us dined with two full plates, dessert (fruit) and cocunut milk for 10 RM. No point in relating what we ate, as it changes, but it was all good. No super atmosphere here (though the temple in front is beautiful), with long metal tables, but that doesn't hurt the place. It's well worth a visit. By the way, this is about 500m walk from the Petronas towers.
Read morePros: food, amazing value
Cons: come early!
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gigi1033
Points +65
you know all i gotta say is... - Edit
YUM. these bhuddist restraunts are the best, The guy we were with ordered for us, but alot of them know english.
Read moreKorShuhXian
Of course they know how to speak English. They live in the capital city of Malaysia, where lots of foreigners stop by to have meals in the temple.
Read moreJust for your information,
I was kind of shock when I met Arabians (1000% Muslims, the woman wore 'tudung'/headscarf) went in, stop by, dined, and took numerous selfies (should call as we-fies) just beside the big burning joss-stick pot!
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