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Home / Food Review / Invited Review / IKEA Malaysia Now Offers Plant-Based Food!

IKEA Malaysia Now Offers Plant-Based Food!

October 11, 2021 by StrawberrY Gal

 Get a hearty and healthy meal that’s all plant-based! IKEA Malaysia now offers tasty and affordable plant-based food for all to enjoy. Featuring the Plant-Based Burger, Plant-Based Schnitzel, Plant-Based Fishless Fingers, Veggieballs Tomato Pasta, Veggieball Wrap, Scrambled Egg Croissant with Plant-Based Pieces and salads, IKEA is inspiring a movement for a better and more sustainable daily life.

Affordably priced from RM4.90 – RM12.90, the new range of flavour-packed plant-based food are available at all IKEA Malaysia Restaurants. Customers can opt to enjoy these mouth-watering dishes via in-store dining, take-away and IKEA Food Order & Collect service.

The roll-out of these new menu items reflects IKEA Malaysia’s efforts to make healthy and sustainable food more affordable and desirable to the many people. As food is a necessity for humanity, it is also necessary for us to play our role to protect the environment comes from being conscious of what we eat. By choosing plant-based food that are tasty, affordable, and wholesome, you can easily eat your way to a better planet.

If you feel like eating good and doing good, from 16-31 October 2021 be sure to get the World Food Day Combo which includes the Plant-Based Schnitzel & Mushroom Soup priced at RM12.90. For every portion of the combo sold, RM2.00 will be channeled to HOPE Worldwide Malaysia to fund food distribution programmes.

All the plant-based food items will remain on the IKEA menu except for the Plant-Based Burger – available for a limited time only, until 31 October 2021.

You are what you eat so, go ahead and take that step in having some plant-based food! Because if the food you consume is good for the planet, it surely is good for you. To find out more on IKEA’s plant-based food menu visit: IKEA.my

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