Ahimsa Vegan Dining - Penida Island

This is one of the only 2 fully vegan restaurants in nusa penida. the place is beautiful, the personal is friendly, the menu looks good, but we believe they should add something taste to their decor. we booked 3 dishes: taco was ok, but okroshka suppe with kokosyoghurt lacked salt and sourness, and the tofnikis lacked sweet. Perhaps her cooking style is meant to be natural and healthy without adding oil, salt, sweeteners, which is a good thing, but both I and my wife thought there was a lack of taste.

But sry was one of the worst places where we have eaten, and it sad that I say and breaks my heart, cuz his all vegans (except it has honey in some of the dishes), but we must be honest, the food we ate, taste a bowl of salate and pancakes, as the creature had no idea how to make vegan food. it's like a 5 year old child. I'm sorry to say. Hopefully they do it better. the apple juice I had was a sweat it warns a juice, it was in a ground apple skin in a glass no liquid we were very confused.

This is one of the only 2 fully vegan restaurants in nusa penida. the place is beautiful, personal is friendly, menu looks good, but we believe that they should add something taste to their decor. we have booked 3 dishes: taco was ok, but okroshka suppe with kokosyoghurt missing salt and acid, and the tofnikis missing sweet. Perhaps the cooking style should be natural and healthy without adding oil, salt, sweetening matter, which is a good thing, but both I and my wife thought there was a lack of taste.

Sorry, but Sry was one of the worst places we have eaten at. It saddens me to say this because it is an all-vegan restaurant (except for honey in some dishes), but we must be honest about the food we received. We ordered a bowl of salad and pancakes, but it seemed like the chef had no idea how to make vegan food. It was like a child had prepared the meal. Hopefully, they can improve in the future. The apple juice I ordered was strange, as it was served in a glass with an apple skin on the bottom, giving the illusion of a solid apple in the glass rather than liquid juice. We left feeling very confused.

This restaurant is one of only two fully vegan options in Nusa Penida. The atmosphere is pleasant, the staff is friendly, and the menu seems promising. However, we feel that the dishes could benefit from more seasoning. We tried three dishes: the taco was decent, but the okroshka soup with coconut yogurt lacked salt and sourness, and the tofnikis lacked sweetness. It's possible that their cooking style aims to be natural and healthy, without the use of oil, salt, or sweeteners, which is commendable. However, both my wife and I felt that the dishes lacked flavor.