Organic Love Wholefood

5 James Ewings - 3 years ago

I came here on thai New Year’s Day when most other places were closed. I ate the Indonesian Tempeh wrap with hummus and salad. It was very tasty although I feel it would be better if the tempeh was chopped so you could have a piece of everything in one bite. I also ordered spaghetti with Thai herbs, onion and tofu. I ate this cold the next day, it did the job. The menu is big and there is plenty to choose from. I Didn’t stay on the island long enough to try anything else unfortunately. The service was excellent.

3 Ric Kern - 2 years ago

Lovely place with a nice energy and sitting opportunities. Menu great, but the taste of the food not really outstanding. Especially the hummus which I tried was not a nice smooth paste as usual, it was rather dry. The veggies served with it could be more. The dhal was very rich in taste. Something you will either like or not. Tried cauliflower wings and fried tempeh sticks as well. It didn’t hit my fine taste.

5 Angeliki Kouroupa - 3 years ago

Tasty , natural food#beetroot-choco cake#alternative burger-the best!#coffee#clean kitchen#relaxing atmosphere #recycling bin #green planet#buy local#family friendly #love , organic love????????

3 Thomas Tiedje - 2 years ago

The menu card looks promising, but my ‘breaking burrito’ was kinda boring. An industrial wrap with mostly salad and a little beans and sweet potatoes. Not much of a dressing or taste. Served with more of the same salad. Also the service lacked. Might be organic and all, but I’ve had way better vegan experiences in Sri Thanu for less money.

5 Yoga with Aldona - 6 years ago

I love the food here- it's healthy, tasty and there is a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan delicious dishes. There are creative, basic yet scrumptious meals made with care and love in the kitchen (you can see it if you peek!) and the mural art in the restaurant is awesome!

2 anesis estara phoenix - 3 years ago

What happened?
I came here 2 years ago after a community dance, found a pumpkin soup on the menu that I thought was the best i had ever had, and then came here regularly during my stay to try other dishes, and to utilize the high speed wifi for communicating with my family. It was buzzing with joyful yogis.

Since this time coming to the island I was hesitant to come to this location, after hearing the scandals with the agama people, but the memory of the good food brought me back..

I passed it a few times during regular hours and it was closed. Then in the evening it was finally open! Excitedly I ordered the soup. Upon receiving it I was disappointed. It was watery and tasted only like blended pumpkin and a bit of onion, and in my opinion not worth the cost(close to western prices)..I understand the quality of ingredients and no chemicals, but I already eat that type of diet and value my health greatly.

I'd love to see a change in the place closer to what it was, but my experience put me off, and with all the good food experiences here on island, I may not return to try it out. Additionally I also might rather not support agama since reading many reports of abuse from female yoginis.

4 Jessica H - 6 years ago

what a welcome little oasis! it's clear that whoever designed the menu actually has a clue about making delicious yet healthy food. and unlike some other places, the prices are totally reasonable. the smoothies here - with avocado!! - were designed with an attention to detail uncommon in my experiences in asia, and you can add awesome things like bee pollen. makes my little Californian heart happy. plus, the service is so fast. definitely my go-to spot.