Mini farm by BMS organics, but the options are limited during weekdays (steamboat only). You get more choices during weekends plus family activities. Place is clean, huge space, and relaxing with bugs “singing” at the background. No unwelcome smell from animals. Staffs are polite and attentive, pretty nice service there. This place makes dining more special with mini farm, small animals, and several games for kids/family while waiting for the food. Food wise, vegetables and ingredients are fresh. Few types of sauce and soup to choose from for the steamboat (recommend the miso soup). The set is just nice for 2 pax, but might not enough if you have bigger appetite. The oat milk OoLong is pretty nice too with chewy jelly ball. Overall is a new concept for dining and the kids loved and enjoyed the place very much.

Had hotpot lunch with the family here. Ordered 3 hotpots, 2 burgers, wedges and bubble tea. Burgers were surprisingly tasty even though they were plant based. The hotpot was tasty, and enough for 2 people. Overall a good experience, just felt that they were abit pricey

Good place for children to understand a day on a farm, the planting processing, and where the vegetables come from. The morning tour prices RM49 starts 9:30am sharp, with a briefing followed by your around the farm covering germination area, compost area and the crops area. Tour ends with an inclusive steamboat (organic vegetables) and Q&A session. RM49 package needs to be purchase via website in advance before attending the tour.

I had a chance to visit this place three times. Once for the farm tour, and another two purely for dinner. To be honest, I kinda enjoy it. The food is tasty, the sambal is yummy, and the portions are decent too. Have a chance to see what kind of vegetables that the farm planted. It's a suitable place for parents with family as I see the majority are coming in a bigger group.

Even though is a bit far, but it’s still within a 40mins driving radius no matter from PJ or Subang area. A small setup, but the variety of dine in, organic bazaar, children outdoor activities/ learning class, organic farm all are inside this “not too big” setup. You can easily park at front as there is an open parking at front. We ordered the vegetarian steamboat, it’s taste better as dine in next to the organic farm. However, weekend is really crowded here, too many people spoiled the peaceful nature environment, it’s too hot as the roof no insulation. Overall still a wonderful experience especially for those with kids.

Ordered the steamboat, overall was pretty okay in terms of taste. It provides many sauces to choose, please take note some sources contains garlic or onion but it labelled. As for drinks you can get it from another stall (pay separately). Also need to take note that the farm only accept cashless transaction. Other than food, some animals also can be see from here like goat, rabbits and birds. Overall still not bad.

I came back from Taiwan to visit Msia and my cousin and friend brought me to this place on 2 separate occasions. First was vegetarian dinner steamboat and another was weekend farm tourn with steamboat. Both left me with a bitter taste in the mouth as we were served by the same manager Bryan Lee. The 1st night, it was a bday celebration for my niece. We were their only customers. We were told of the last order even before 8pm. They started keeping the sauces as they announce last call. When we ordered additional items, the manager scorned at us for ordering Yee Mee only before we ordered other items. The manager wouldn't lend us their plates for our bday cake. And literally showed us the door and shut the gate at 21:03. Two days later, it was for farm tour with steamboat. While the farm tour was good and informative, the steamboat soup was tasteless from the Kombu soup I had the 1st time. When asked for chilli padi fr the manager Bryan Lee, he said chilli padi is not in the package. The worker secretly fulfilled our request which we were appreciative of. The experiences would have been perfect had it not been the manager's lack of tactfulness.

I came back from Taiwan to visit Msia and my cousin and friend brought me to this place on 2 separate occasions. First was vegetarian dinner steamboat and another was weekend farm tourn with steamboat. Both left me with a bitter taste in the mouth as we were served by the same manager Bryan Lee. The 1st night, it was a bday celebration for my niece. We were told of the last order even before 8pm. They started keeping the sauces as they announce last call. When we ordered additional items, the manager scorned at us for ordering Yee Mee only before we ordered other items. The manager wouldn't lend us their plates for our bday cake. And literally showed us the door and shut the gate at 21:03. Two days later, it was for farm tour with steamboat. While the farm tour was good and informative, the steamboat soup was tasteless from the Kombu soup I had the 1st time. When asked for chilli padi fr the manager Bryan Lee, he said chilli padi is not in the package. The worker secretly fulfilled our request which we were appreciative of.

Nice place for a weekend outing! 🙂 The area is quiet and spacious, with a play area for children. If lucky (or maybe arrive early?), you can get a farm front-view seating! 😁 Food wise, there's a good selection of broth and sauce. The set meals are lots of healthy veg, and comes with oat milk-based drink & pudding (both really nice!)

Came to try the pizza on a Saturday. Was informed that pizza has closed down for the time being; not enough manpower? Tried the Oolong buble tea. Not bad. Was not interested in the tour, just wanted to see what this farm is all about. Nice and serene. Was very QUIET on a Saturday though. Vegetables arrived later to be filled up at the stall. Impressive BMS store.

Super informative tour and sharing on organic farming. I learnt soo much. Tour conducted in mandarin / english Uncle Bayam is so funny and passionate about this. I even got to plant my own vege in the end. Be good and grow ya 😆 Delicious vegetarian food spread. Will return with fam bam.

This is my first time at Bug's Paradise Farm, which serves organic vegetarian steamboat lunch and dinner amidst its farm. They also have a shop that sells organic and health products. While I have no qualms eating vegetarian food, for the most part, I do find vegetarian food to be not as delicious as its non-vegetarian version, and the vegetarian steamboat is no different. Broths that are cooked with meat bones have more nuance in my book, although I am also a fan of miso soup and certain brands of vegetarian stock. With that said, if you are into "healthy" food, this would be right up your alley. They also serve vegetarian burger, oat milk drinks, oat pudding with red beans, and vegan desserts among others The highlight for me, surprisingly, is the vegan chocolate cake, which tastes pretty much like the real deal and highly recommended. Other than that, I don't think I'd come back for the steamboat again.

I had the pleasure of dining at Bug's Paradise Farm Vegetarian Steamboat Restaurant, and it truly felt like stepping into a hidden gem, a 世外桃源 (paradise beyond the world). While it might be a bit tricky to locate through Waze, the journey is absolutely worth it. The Vege salmon at Bug's Paradise Farm Vegetarian Steamboat Restaurant is so convincing! It's fantastic when vegetarian options can mimic the flavors and textures of meat so well. This way, everyone can enjoy delicious dishes while making eco-friendly choices. 🌱🐟🍽️ The farm dining experience here is nothing short of awesome. It's a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, and I couldn't agree more that this hidden gem deserves more recognition and publicity. Hope my review will help others discover this delightful dining spot! 🌱🍲

We're lucky to have come here when the weather was great, cloudy ⛅️ and slight windy. The farm🧺 tour was interesting and interactive, both adults and kids are allowed to get their hands dirty. The guide👨‍🌾 was excellent and we had a great time learning about composting from him. Early lunch/brunch after the tour, vegetarian meal🍲. Hot pot in the afternoon can be pretty heaty🔥😅 Overall great experience for a weekend outing. Things to improve, I would say is the water station - did not notice any signs to indicate there was a designated area for getting drinking water (maybe there were but i missed it🤷‍♂️). Had to ask around to find it, they serve free drinking water next to the Oven-baked 🍕Pizza stall.

I love the peaceful and calm feel here and it is very family oriented with fresh air and relaxing music. Food choices are very healthy and it also have dim sum, oat based beverage, sourdough pizza and vegan burgers too. Price is decent for this ambience. Parking is aplenty and staffs are very helpful.

Nice place to bring your kids experience farming. You can buy Organic vegetable here. You can have vegetarian burger , pizza , and steamboat and healthy bubble tea...

Bugs paradise it seems, but a hell for animals. One bird chained and left in the open without an enclosure to protect, god knows how people disturb the bird while ignoring the sign, and another bird in a cage. Please have some respect for life and don’t treat them this way…

Great place for family activity. The brickstone baked organics pizza, vegan burger, and oat milk drinks are very promising healthy touch of wholesomeness and organics. Can select to sit in aircond or under tent (better air flow). Very conducive and cozy. They do arrange birthday party for

Awesome place to enjoy good food with cosy environment, bought some fresh veggie from them as well. Love the drinks, pizza, hotpot. Definitely worth the visit. 👍👍👍❤❤❤

We tried steamboat and others options from the menu and was very yummy! Good kimchi soup and nice extra items. The sauces are👌 and drinks very well prepared. 5*