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Wow, it’s been awhile since Bubbles and I blogged! Happy 2016! Thanks to David – one of our readers – who reminded us that people actually read our blog and jolted us back to Updateville!
Today’s update is a quick add-on to a previous post, but we will post again! Organica Lifestyle, one of Daisy’s favourite hangouts (for the yoga, food, and company!), has added paleo bread and gluten-free bread to its offerings!
The perfect comfort food – bread with butter and jam, and a hot cup of perfectly made chai!The texture is perfect and the composition super healthful! On the left is a paleo bread with chia seed, and on the right, a spicy gluten-free bread.
This adorable little restaurant, tucked between the older houses of Lucky Garden Bangsar, aims to be a lifestyle store for the health-conscious. They serve (lacto-ovo) vegetarian food. The converted house is divided into a tiny supplement/health food store, a restaurant and yoga studio. The concept: being natural, self-reflective, and conscious (not to be confused with being ecological – that remains to be seen). Note also that while they try as much as possible to obtain organic and responsibly harvested ingredients, they don’t promise organic, fair trade food.
The two restaurant owners are returnees from Australia and they bring such sensibilities and aesthetics to their little restaurant. The food is almost always delicious and service always happens with a smile. They are very tuned into the needs of allergy-affected folks, especially gluten-intolerant people.
Veggie Fritters with Hummus – Daisy’s fave!Vegan chai latte – a must try.Eggs and mushrooms with gluten-free bread
My favourite dish so far is the vegetable fritters and the vegan chai latte. But just about everything is good, including the eggs and the quinoa lemak.
The restaurant is small and seats only about 10 people. The hours are also a little limited at the moment, but the place has plans to grow.
