Lacto
Indian
Vegetarian restaurant serving both North Indian and South Indian food. Has outside counter with Indian sweets. Open Mon-Sun 8:30am-10:00pm.
86 Reviews
First Review by lthemanz
Fifi La Purr
Points +53
Awful! - Edit
Had a meal at Woodlands about a year ago & has to be said it wasn't great but eternally hopeful people that we are, thought we'd give it another go. Food awful, channa was under cooked, cold and no idea what they were trying to attempt with the sauce. The onion kulcha was well, not an onion kulcha and paneer dish consisted mainly of raw (but shouldn't have been) onions. Food got sent back and personally if you fancy a spot of pure veg indian, i'd nip just over the road, chaotic but much nicer
Read moreCons: Awful food, indifferent service
Guest
Ianthewander
Points +237
First time here, May 2011 - Edit
Found the restaurant while wandering through Little India, and entered. The food was good, low cost, and tasty (did I already say that). I can add pleasantly spicy. Recommended.
Read morePros: Taste, drinks, quick service
Cons: Not overly visible on the street.
Guest
Petesternz
Points +1447
Very disappointing - Edit
We were looking forward to our visit to this restaurant, but we came away disappointed. The food was average, at best. The vegetarian thali was truly nothing special, and the food had none of the spice necessary to bring it to life. We also ordered an aloo gobi that was greasy and lacking flavour. Finally, the juice was absolutely awful, essentially being water with colour. After our time in KL at the beautiful Bukit Woodlands, this unrelated imposter really lacked sizzle.
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cutejams2004
Points +24
tasty but expensive - Edit
tasty indian food..can be crowded at times..nice decor and cozy restaurant
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lthemanz
Points +6
Woodlands Pani Puri - Edit
This would be one of the better veg restaurant. The only and quite good Pani Puri that I know of in Penang.
Read moreThey have Pani Puri, Shev Puri, Bhel Puri and a few other snacks.
Pani Puri literally means Water in a Crispy Fried Dough. Pani is a Hindi word for Water, and Puri is somewhat like a 'fried chapati'.
http://makan2food.blogspot.com/2007/03/madras-new-woodlands-pani-puri.html
Pros: tasty, hard to find elsewhere, decently priced
Cons: sometimes waiter not friendly
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