Likha Diwa

Dilara 'karaca

4.0

This restaurant is so charming with its variety of seating (you can sit at a regular table or tatami-style on a bamboo mat-covered area) and artwork displayed both on the walls and painted on the floor inside. Our group ordered the pomelo salad, tofu sisig, veggie kare-kare and eggplant moussaka. Everything was delicious but the sisig and moussaka were my favorites :) I would love to come back and try the veggie buffet on Saturdays!

Audita Risanti

4.0

I love the ambiance of the place. It really corresponds to their name "Likha Diwa", especially when you eat there before 12 noon, where the place is quiet and one can mull things over the smell of freshly fallen leaves (because there's a lot of plants, shrubs of some sort).  I just love the place. Another thing, there are pictures of rock formations in the restaurant. It kind of brings out the geologist in me. :3About the food: I tried their vegetarian palabok for my 1st visit. I really liked palabok even as a kid so I was delighted to try it. Their palabok didn't turn me down. Serving size wasn't skimpy as well. For my next visit, I tried their veg moussaka partly because it sounded so exotic hehe! I love it! It was really soft and food was served very warm. I really like how I can recognize the eggplant, potatoes and the chickpeas very well. It was creamy but not heavy. Their Veg Caldereta is quite spicy, not the ordinary caldereta. I can taste the different spices and the olives! The veg tuna steak used in it was okay though it reminds me of meatloaf. And oh, their vegan chocolate cake!! I super love it. It reminds me of my tita's chocolate cake. It has the chewy goodness.  The more I come back to try their other dishes, the more I fall in love with the place :3

Pretty Olivia

4.0

I love this place because of it's chill vibe. You won't feel that you're just a few steps away from a busy street. It's a resto that vegans will love. Though i'm not a vegan, i loved their twists on the typical pinoy food. Plus, they also have buffets every weekend, with a different theme for each.

Hazel

5.0

I love this place. Every meal is a work of art. I am a fan of their vegan chocolate cake and quesadillas. A must try place for food lovers. Plus, the place looks inviting and cozy.

Neha Arora

3.0

This place has a very unique yet captivating charm and quiet. We held our learning sessions on "farm to fork" here and we had a blast! My top pick are the Shiitake Strips which I'll definitely go back for! We also tried the Veg Pancit, Veg Moussaka, and the Bistek Eggplant & Tofu. Too bad there were no longer Vegan Chocolate Cakes available by the time I placed my order but I received a number of recommendations to try it.

Rinjani Samosir

4.0

Owner chef whips up a unique and delicious variety of healthy dishes. Never lacking in imagination and experimentation, this is a must try place for students, faculty and foreign visitors in the Diliman university community. Simple and laid back setting well suited for those who can sit lotus style.

Leny Amparo

4.0

Homey feels.Food served hot! One of the most affordable and most sulit vegetarian restaurants I've been to. I advice that you place your order in advance by calling their number (4346545) so you won't have to wait long. Food preparation takes 20 to 30 minutes. Must try: Vegan Chocolate Cake.Sinless dessert - no flour, no eggs, and uses muscovado as sweetener.

Erly

4.0

I had their buffalo 'wings' (fried cauliflower in a spicy sauce), tuna sisig, ginataang pipino, molo soup, and ramen. It was fantastic. The wings and the ramen were particularly good.

Shasya Chairun

4.0

We love their tofu sisig!! Their paella and vegan chocolate cake are must-try, too. The cost is also reasonable. Plus, the waitress is super nice. However, it may take a while before you get your order, about 30 mins.

Aditama Furqon

3.0

Delicious comfort meals, creative menu (especially the vegetarian "meat" dishes), and friendly staff. Just watch out for sanitary issues because I once found a two dead ants on my sinigang. But hey, old folklores say that eating em makes you smarter? I think not. On a lighter note, here are my top three favorite dishes from Likha Diwa:1. Tofu Sisig2. Tofu Relleno3. Sinigang Overall, the place is very enjoyable. Vegetarian comfort food at its finest as well. But again, take note of sanitation.