WTF Restorant

Mmmm. Om nom nom nom.
Mmmm. Om nom nom nom.
Repeat.
Food here is good. My wife had the something something paneer something and I had the something something Manchurian something. Sorry, the words on the menu are way too complicated for me. The first is a vegetarian dish with cottage cheese while the second is vegetable balls in Manchurian style garlic sauce. Heaven.
The servers were also patient and courteous, though it might be hard to understand them as they don’t seem to be from around here.
My taste buds say that this place is 5 stars, my wallet is saying argh! Plain rice was RM 7 which is quite a shocker and the only part of the whole dining experience that I didn’t think was good.
Would I go again? Maybe I’ll do a takeaway and cook my own rice. Then I can give this place 5 stars.

Probably one of the most unimaginative fried rice that i’ve ever had in my life! — if someone can screw up a basic friend rice, i am so lost for words! It also cost RM17.00 (16.95) — I believe that one shouldn’t quickly trash a restaurant, i know rent may be heavy here — but common guys, really? buck up WTF, but i will be forever weary.

WTF is another place I would recommend if you have craving for Indian food other than Ganga. But sometimes you might want to consider bringing your Indian friend because their selection of menu are quite a lot and I found it confusing at first because it’s just too many and no pictures as well so I find it hard to choose and don’t even know what should I get.
They have pretty interesting menu which is called «anything, something, etc», a menu that is a surprise for you made uniquely by the chef there. Just make sure that if you are eating with a lot of people, don’t let everyone order this special menu, because it happened to me before. I went for lunch with 6 other people and we all ordered this. So because it is uniquely made, it will also takes a lot of time because the chef will prepare it one by one. I got my food after waiting for almost an hour when this happened. The food was really good though, I got fried rice mixed with veggie, I love it even though all my friend are getting a lot of interesting things make my food looks so plain.
Overall I would definitely recommend this place for those of you vegetarian + Indian food lover.

Who doesn’t know WTF! this is the best place for a super delicious Indian meal! they have the very best of cheese naan and these super tasty sauces that go along with it in green and orange. I completely forgot the name, but hear me out! this place has the perfect indian food! it is about the only place I can go to and be sure I will have an amazing Indian meal! once simply does not go wrong with going to WTF.
The staff on the other hand has this very strange lady, who you ask for something and brings you something completely different. she is pretty strange I remember thinking to myself. I don’t remember if she was mean or just weird. but I do remember not really caring because the food is always THAT good!
Namaste!

Really awesome Indian cuisine with an AWESOME NAME as well!!!
This place was introduced by my Indian friend and boy this is such a new discovery! As Malaysia is pretty much more populated by South Indian cuisine, so what we had in here was more of a Northern taste of India.
I can’t really remember the names of the food i had there because it was pretty Indian-​ish, but I remembered having chick peas and also some great curries and also some really oily but delicious bread or something. It was all ordered by the Indian friend LOL but you get me, everything in here is nice.
hhahah ok it does sound like some lame review here but I’m doing my best ok? LOL It was pretty near where my office spot and we will come here once in a while for lunch :)
If you are up for some interesting flavours bursting around your taste buds, here’s the place to be!

Second best place, in my opinion, of indian food. Best vegetarian indian food I ever had.
Indian cuisine is one of my favourites so imagine how excited I was when I discovered this affordable place.
I have eaten here multiple times and even ordered delivery from them. They use whatsapp app for their delivery order and even send me meal deals once in a while there. The staff is pretty nice and the delivery time is not bad at all.
I had a lot of dishes from then, anything from chickpeas, spinach and veggie dishes to masala and butter chicken. The price range is quite affordable and a meal for 2 which can consist of 2 cheese naans, 2 main dishes plus taxes is somewhere around RM40.
I definitely recommend the place or even having them deliver lunch or dinner to you. You won’t regret it.
Bön Appétit!

If you wanna try the best Cheese Naan from the city, this is one of the places where you can go.
I went here a couple of times, for lunch. The food is great if you are a vegetarian and if you like spicy food. For me it’s not the first choice for lunch because I don’t like spicy and vegetarian food.
The food is served very quick and you have a variety of choices.
What is funny about this place is their menu. They have as a course the following names: «Something», «I don’t know», «Anything», «Everything» and «Whatever».
You have to prepare for a gastronomical surprise when you order this dishes.
I recommend you to try this place.
You can also order, and they deliver in around 1h.

This is probably my favourite indian restaurant in KL so far! WTF stands for What Delicious Food, and it is a vegetarian restaurant (which I didn’t notice for a while until someone pointed out).
The service is really good and the staff is proactive and helpful. The food is AMAZING! My usual order includes the cheese naan, the palak paneer and the samosa chaat. All very well made and, according to my Indian friends, very genuine. The place is casual and chill, and offers seating inside only. They deliver in Bangsar from Wednesday to Monday up until 9pm.
The price is reasonable, which is great value considering the quality of the food! I strongly recommend this place!

Call me a life-​saver cause I’m going vegetarian! (For a day at least, make that one meal). There’s a relative scarce supply of vegetarian eateries in the Klang Valley paling in comparison to the meat centric restaurants that continue to grow by the day, and most with a limited menu. What WTF offers is a very diverse menu of Indian, Western and Indo-​Chinese cuisine that is crazily flavorful and for a brief moment, led me to overlook the fact that it wasn’t chicken that I was swallowing. The Italian Pavbhaji is what I personally enjoy, essentially a penne lasagna minus the traditional tomato base and replaced with curry sauce instead, it shouldn’t be a surprise if you’re going to want to get a few for the whole table. The other fusion dishes such as the burritos and enchiladas are richly satisfying as well, but don’t take my word for it, give this place a shot even if you’ve never bothered going full on vegetarian for a meal. Save A Cow guys.