Kon Rak Pak @ Section 17, Petaling Jaya
Kon Rak Pak located at a quiet neighbourhood at Section 17, Petaling Jaya is a Thai restaurant serving authentic Thai cuisine in vegetarian form. Thai inspired vegetarian food ~ ‘VegeTHAIrian’ definitely not common in F&B scene at Klang Valley or even our country. Familiar Thai dishes ranging from appetizers, salads, curries, soup, vegetables, mock meat dishes, assorted of noodles and rice and desserts dominate the menu. Food offered are non egg, non dairy, non garlic, non onion, non chives, non leek and non Asafoetida.





The restaurant is spacious and adopted an elegant bright white theme, completed with chic furnishing in cream, blue and grey. The walls are lined with shelves and sparingly decorated with ornaments. The setting was simple yet exudes a cozy and welcoming vibe.


Framed portraits of celebrities which are vegetarian or vegan as well as some interesting quotes are being displayed as part of the wall decoration.

Lime & Lemongrass Drink & Sha Thai Yen (RM8.00)

Som Tam (RM15.00)
The classic Thai papaya salad was well executed with crunchy shredded young papaya, carrot long beans, tomatoes, chilies and peanuts tossed in appetizing tamarind sauce. A squeeze of lime juice to zest up the flavors, more food please~~

The Frankenstein (RM34.00)
A starter platter consisted of fresh and fried spring rolls, crispy tofu and fried mushrooms. They were alright but nothing particularly worth mentioning.

Tom Yum Hed Ruam (2 pax – RM16.00 & 4pax – RM28.00)
There were ‘prawn’ Tom Yum and clear Tom Yum in the menu but we opted for this version with assorted mushrooms. Although the broth looked clear but it did not compromised on the flavour. Tangy with adequate heat and perfumed with lemongrass and kaffir leaves.

Gang Keaw Whan Gal (Small – RM18.00 & Big -RM32.00)
The green curry chicken was thick and creamy with robust flavours from the various herbs and spices.

Makheu Yao (RM21.00)
Deep fried battered eggplant crowned with minced ‘chicken’ chili studded with basil. The topping was delicious, spicy and savoury, went well with the eggplant. I can have a few helpings of this.

Lohan Delight (RM21.00)
My all time favourite vegetarian dish of cabbage, mushrooms, wood ear fungus and bean curd sheets cooked with fermented bean curd (Nam Yue) sauce.
Phad Mara (RM18.00)
Stir fried bitter gourd, baby corn, cauliflower, mushrooms and peppers with bean paste.

Tap Tim Krob (RM9.00)

Kaow Neaw Mamuang (RM13.00)

Kluay/ Pheuk Buad Shee (RM9.00)
Some of the Thai signature desserts to end the meal.
Verdict: Overall, it was a pleasant lunch session at Kon Rak Pak with food was above average. Price was not really that cheap but if you seek for a special vegetarian meal, this place worth checking out.

Interesting, from the look of the interior decor, i thought it serves western food!
Ken, very cafe style setting~
Hi Miss Choi Yen , just to let you know that Formal Kon Rak Pak has changed their name to Veggielicious Thai. Location is still the same . Contact number has changed as well , 03-79313299/017-2768995 (whatsapp) . Do message or call us up for any info or updates . Currently Veggielicious Thai facebook page is unavailable due to some reason . Will be back soon. At the meantime , you can follow our instagram account for updates , veggielicious_thai . Or our Google website for more basic info such as location, contact number and menu . As below is the link :
https://veggieliciousthaicuisinerestaurant.business.site/website/veggieliciousthaicuisinerestaurant/#details
I would enjoy this Thai vegetarian fare. I probably won’t miss meat but I think I will be hungry an hour or two later 😀
PH, maybe more rice can help 😛
I didn’t know that the Chinese braised vegetable dish of loh hon chai is also a Thai dish? I wouldn’t know how to make a dish tasty without garlic and onions…hehe! 😉
Kris, I don’t think Loh Hon Chai is Thai dish too, LOL
I can live without onion and garlic ^__^
The interior looks so clean and subtle. I have never tried vegetarian Thai food before. I wouldn’t mind trying it out since it’s located at Sec17! 😀
Henry, it’s my first time too and the experience was not bad at all! Worth trying if you are nearby.
This is the first time I heard of vegetarian Thai food in KL. Sounds interesting and your dessert photos are very delicious and good. It is so near to the authentic Frame Thai restaurant at Happy Mansion.
TM, I was as surprise as you too when I first saw review of this Thai vegetarian restaurant. It’s good to have vegetarian meal once a while especially after so many “good food” after CNY 😛
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So sad just went to Kon Ron Pak was closed down. Is it they move to somewhere else
Ms. Lim, sorry that I can’t give any information about this 🙁
Thank you for the good writeup. It in reality was a amusement account it.
Look advanced to more delivered agreeable from you!
By the way, how could we keep up a correspondence?
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One of the best Thai vegetarian restaurant. I love it
Karen, 🙂