Woo! Not that bad. It's a vegetarian Chinese food restaurant that cooks everything with coconut oil, or so they claim.
They have typical like laksa soup noodles, Singapore fried noodles, fried udon, curry. There's a big menu on the wall when you walk in, and it's almost always busy.
You order, you sit (anywhere there's a seat), and eat. I actually recommend coming in two's so one will grab a table, the other orders the food. If you visit by yourself (which is even better), you'll get a seat pretty fast because people eat and leave fast. There are cleaning ladies who will locate a newly empty seat for you.
The food is really good!! I love their Singapore fried noodles, it's still really oily but it's much lighter in comparison to typical Chinese food. The laksa is very light in laksa flavour but very heavy in in coconut. It's not the typical prawn laksa that you'd know. To me, there's a small hint of laksa flavour plus coconut curry. It's mildly spicy.
Their yellow curry is really good too!
Their soy milk has no sugar so it's just pure soy milk in all its rawness. Have you had that before? Once you drink this, you'll realize that the soy milk you knew is packed full of sugar.
Next to the Loving Hut is their natural/vegetarian shop that sells brands like Seventh Generation, and others I've never seen. They have baked goods and no-chemical soups and shampoos. And jelly. read more