Nature’s Recipe Cafe

Food is tasty and reasonably priced. Senior citizens may need assistance getting into the restaurant. There is a car park behind the restaurant

Good place for vegetarian dimsum. Plenty of other dishes to try as well.

Another recommendation from my friend. This Cafe offers a good variety of Vegetarian Dim Sum, local foods, drinks and tea options. For Dim Sum, i liked their Bean Sheet Veg Puffs (Drenched in thick bean sauce), Stir-Fried Radish Cake (Crispy) and Pan-Fried Vegetable Bao (Good fillings). We had their Steam Dumplings too, but it did not work out for us as it was served to us cold (Asked them to reheat but they returned with warm dumplings, not hot… and we gave up) For Local Food, i like their "Prawn" Noodles that came with rich and deep "Prawn" flavoured broth, complemented with flat ramen, mocked prawns and other ingredients. Their Yong Tau Foo Curry Noodle is also one of their most ordered dish, but i personally feel that the curry can be improved with better chilli paste as it lacks punch. Service Staffs are quite efficient but not attentive. Cafe is abit clamp and dim during the day, thus not really cosy or comfortable. ____________________________________ Returned to this cafe again recently during Christmas week 2025, with the same friend who brought us here previously as she likes their food. Other than repeated order for their “Prawn”Noodle, Bean Sheet Veg Puff and Tau Kwa Pau, we ordered their Nature’s Porridge (Rather smooth and flavourful), Nature’s Recipe Burger (The person who ordered didnt share thus it must be good), Pumpkin Vegetable Dumpings, Jade Dumplings (Fillings could have been firmer), Wanton Noodles (Used board thick Ramen), Deep Fried Yam Dumplings and Fried Dumplings, this time round.

While food is good and prices are fair they seem to have changed their approach on providing sauces for the dim sum …. Pretty much a teaspoon of sauce for each dim sum dish you order. Very disspointong for a restaurant we have been coming to for so many years now