The Pleasure Principle - Moalboal

The vegetarian section of the menu offers a variety of options, but there are only a couple of vegan dishes. I opted for the mung bean stew, which was hearty and packed with beans, carrots, potatoes, and a strong ginger flavor. It was served with rice and a salad. Overall, it was quite good, nicely portioned, and very filling. Additionally, I received a complimentary appetizer of a spring roll in tomato sauce. Although it was a bit unusual, it actually tasted quite good.

The food was excellent, and they even offered complimentary appetizers and cocktails! However, the vegetarian options are limited to about five, and I found the Turkish bean dish to be somewhat lacking in substance.

I enjoyed the espresso, but my experience with the dahl curry wasn't great. The lentils were undercooked, and the portion size was quite small given the high price. While the dish was flavorful, the overall value didn't meet my expectations. Additionally, the staff was quite inattentive and borderlined on rude; they didn't even return my greeting when I walked in. It felt like they were bothered by my presence, and despite there only being one other table occupied, they forgot to bring my mango juice.

The vegetarian menu offered several options, but only a limited selection was vegan. I tried the Mung-Bon stew, which was packed with beans, carrots, potatoes, and had a strong ginger aroma. It was served with rice and a salad. The portion size was generous and quite filling. Additionally, it came with a complimentary appetizer of a bread roll in tomato sauce, which was a bit unusual but actually tasted good. Overall, it was a pleasant experience!

The dining experience was excellent, and it came with complimentary appetizers and cocktails! However, the restaurant offers only about five vegetarian options, and I found the Turkish dish to be quite bland and not very filling.