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Part of international chain of vegan restaurants inspired by Supreme Master Ching Hai, an advocate for veg living. Each outlet is individually owned. Serves vegan food, non-alcoholic beverages, vegan desserts. Has kids menu. No reservations on weekends or holidays. Reported closed May 2022.
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229 Joo Chiat Rd Unit, Central Singapore, Singapore, 427489
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Last update on 09 May 2022 by SharonChua蔡妼㛔
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46 Reviews
First Review by cdrk
xinru_t
Points +9008
Signature Char Kway Teow - Edit
The last branch of Loving Hut in Singapore has closed down and has been taken over by VeganBliss (ZiZai Group). Heard that Loving Hut taught the VeganBliss staff how to cook some of their signature dishes such as Char Kway Teow, so do visit VeganBliss if you miss Loving Hut's food!
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SharonChua蔡妼㛔
Points +20424
Their last day 9-5-2022 - Edit
Loving Hut was in my to-go list since long long ago, finally pay them a visit before their closure (last day of operation 9-5-2022), ordered their signature vegan fried kuey teow, alliums free version, good wok-hei, generous portion, flavourful enough, lots of ingredients, definitely one of the best vegan fried kuey teow in town, most recommended, their soup and spring roll were good too. Do come and support them before 10-5-2022
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SebastianTan
Points +728
Nice local food~ - Edit
Love their taste of the local food. To try dish
Read moreHokkien mee, Cha kuay tiao, Kwey Zhap.
However, they are closing for good 9th May 2022. Try before they close for good.
Pros: Lots of vegan stuff, Good ambience
Cons: Desert is average
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Chulla
Points +25
Fantastic vegan food - Edit
Plenty of choice here. Went for Laksa, Char Kway Teow and satay.
Read moreAll tasted amazing, price is very reasonable, portions are generous and service was great.
Will be back.
Pros: All vegan, Asian & Western, Lots of choice
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davidtay
Points +502
Local vegan cuisine - Edit
It’s been a while since I was here for lunch. It’s good to know that the quality is intact and dishes are tasty.
Read morePros: Wide range of dishes
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XiaoBun
Points +25
This place has gone way downhill - Edit
Used to come here often, unfortunately I think this visit will be the last time.
Read moreWe ordered 4 dishes:
1. the char kway teow was tasty enough, but severely lacking in anything but noodles. A few cursory beansprouts and about three miniscule pieces of tofu.
2. Garden soup with rice. Literally no flavour, no seasoning, no taste whatsoever. Boiled cauliflower, broccoli and carrots in water.
3. Sambal petai. This used to be my favourite here. The portion size has literally (and I mean that in the true sense of the word literal) halved. And the price of course is the same as before. There were a handful of petai beans (you could count them) some tofu cubes, that's about it.
4. O Luak - awful. Slimy mushrooms, no seasoning, zero flavour, just disgusting.
Updated from previous review on 2021-07-04
Pros: Everything vegan, but overpriced and poor quality
Cons: Expensive, Tastes awful, Tiny portions
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Totography
Points +336
Average food but good service - Edit
We tried a number of dishes such as Hokkien noodles, kway chap, char siew, otah, ngor hiang, vegetables with salted fish and orh nee. Other than the ngor hiang and orh nee, the rest were pretty average. The noodle dishes were a bit bland, not as flavourful as other restaurants. However, service was good.
Read morePros: Good service
Cons: Some dishes a bit bland
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AdelOng
Points +18108
Nice food - Edit
Visited again today
Read moreThe char kuey teow is really the best in town!!
Good to see dinner crowd
26/7/2019
I enjoyed the mee siam & char kuey teow!
Cozy and comfy for dining.
Attentive service staff.
Cons: Ulu ulu location
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AnimalsForFriends
Points +120
Great place for nice vegan food - Edit
They serve a good range of dishes, with quite a few mock meat based. Some of their dishes are better than others, try to go for their speciality. I recommend the char kway teow.
Read moreCozy and quiet setting, nice environment.
Updated from previous review on 2020-02-09
Pros: A good range of choices, Nice setting, Good service
Cons: Some food tastes better than others
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dmehra4
Points +24
Excellent vegan place - Edit
The portion sizes are big, so keep that in mind. The vegan beer (non alcoholic) is just like the original!
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Friendly staff , Inexpensive - great value for money
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marinbenc
Points +167
Okay food - Edit
I had the sweet-sour nuggets. They came with bland rice and half-cooked plain veggies that tasted bland. The sauce and nuggets were okay, but also not the best. The soup was great, though.
Read morePros: Good portion sizes, Nice ambience and interior, Good service
Cons: Okay-to-bland food, Prices are somewhat high
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Magnus
Points +173
Good food experience - Edit
We went there for dinner. They have a good selection of Asian and European dishes. We had the "Nyonya Laksa Lemak", the "Tomyam ocean hotpot set", and the blueberry cheesecake. Everything was well tasting.
Read morePros: Quite big menu, Nice decor, Card payment is accepted
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Dobbo
Points +186
Yum - Edit
Going back to try more cake!!
Read morePros: Lots of choices
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itravelforveganfood
Points +1824
Local cuisine at Loving Hut Singapore - Edit
Read more in this vegan Singapore guide: https://itravelforveganfood.com/singapore/
Read moreLoving Hut in Singapore serves some traditional Asian dishes. Out of the dishes I ordered, I especially love the 5 spice roll which comes with a sweet dip that goes very well with the crispy snack. The banana leaf nasi campur is a traditional Indonesian dish with rice, meat, pickles, scrambled tofu egg, and more. The taste is good, but not as good as the presentation.
The decor is quite modern with big windows to allow natural light in. The service is also good in general.
A few things to note is that, even though the last order time is supposed to be 9pm, it was called at 8:30 instead. And the closest MRT station (Eunos station) is not very close to the restaurant. About a 20 minute walk. So it may be better to take the bus (bus 16 or 33).
Pros: All vegan, Local cuisine, Glass straws
Cons: Some dishes are just ok
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j3kinc
Points +243
Cosy place yummy food - Edit
Tasty food, generally huge serving, cosy ambience
Read morePros: Large serving , Cosy, All vegan
Cons: Kid's meal spag not value for money , Service charge
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Miette
Points +157
Pretty yummy - Edit
This is a great spot for reliably yummy local Vegan food. I recommend the laksa or the kuay teow.
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_travel__
Points +530
There are better options - Edit
We had two noodle dishes. The one with mushrooms had a lot of vinegar in it so I asked to replace it. They did and I got very oily noodles.
Read moreThe other noodles were with a sweet soy sauce. That one was fine but nothing special.
Both dishes were served with a strange soup with carrots, lotus and something that looked like a grape. It tasted sweet and bitter, but not good at all.
The staff however was friendly.
Pros: Kind staff
Cons: Expensive, not tasty
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eszter.csapo
Points +1043
Nice vegan restaurant with good selection and values - Edit
Friendly staff, delicious but way too spicy food for me. I was thinking of going for the laska so the waitress kindly brought a spoonful tasting for me, as I found it a tiny bit too spicy I went for the peppery aubergines. It was sooo spicy and it doesn’t show the little chilli/spice icon next to the dish. The 5-spices starter is very yummy!! The cakes are very small portions, I didn’t like the mint chocolate at all, but perhaps other cakes are nice. The selection is huge, so maybe next time I’ll like my order better - just beware of spiciness if you don’t like too spicy food!
Read morePros: Great selection, Vegan desserts which are rare in Singapore, Friendly staff
Cons: Spicy food when not marked spicy
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Oliver_Twist
Points +547
Good Food Kinda Weird Idea - Edit
I generally would be a little wary of a place lead by a Supreme anything but hey, they have good food and you don't have to join up to eat there.
Read moreFav items, mint cooler, laksa, kuay tiao, nasi lemak and anything in a clay pot.
Pros: Big portions, Nice atmosphere, Good food
Cons: Kinda Culty
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Portela
Points +120
Delicious - Edit
I was surprised to hear Loving Hut was part of a chain (after eating there) since the food provided such great flavor! This location in particular gives you a homey feel since it’s away from the busy side of the city. Try their Teochew 5 spice roll and the Nyonya Laksa Lemak!
Read morePros: Friendly staff, Great flavor , Cozy
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spiritualtravel
Points +49
a good find - Edit
We went to this restaurant not knowing anything about their beliefs, finding out that the food was delicious, and that the consciousness was according to their cooking, i can say that the experience was gratifying, we look foe more than the food, we look for the reason behind the food, highly recomended, well worth the visit, and hopefully people learn more in depth the reasons for changing what we put into our mouths
Read morePros: great consciousness, elevated spirituality, great tasting food
Cons: singapore prices
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voyageur_canoe
Points +77
So good - Edit
Had brinjol tofu claypot, laksa, five spice roll and coconut ice cream. Best food ever
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DotiR
Points +886
Avarage food, no gluten free options, nice place&area - Edit
They got impressive menu with vegan take on traditional Asian dishes. Unfortunately many aren’t very flavorful. No gluten free options available really and not marked either . If you ask them - the staff doesn’t seem to know neither . However if you insist on asking the chef to make it gluten free it is possible .
Read morePros: Big menu, Nice place& area
Cons: No gluten free dishes, Average tasting food
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Binolu94
Points +20
Absolute Perfection - Edit
I have nothing but positive things to say about Loving Hut. The food was absolutley delicious. I've been vegan for over 2 years now, and this is easily one of the best vegan restaurants I've ever visited around the world. 5 stars all around and must try for any vegans or even non-vegans alike.
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MsAngelineTan
Points +47
Simply Love It - Edit
Love everything here !
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nelson91
Points +277
Lots of Local Dishes - Edit
Loving Hut is a cute little restaurant in East Singapore. They have a large selection of local and western dishes that are all vegan. The restaurant has a nice atmosphere and the food is tasty. The portion sizes are not huge, but are adequate for a meal (maybe with a starter or side). The service is usually pretty good. I especially like the rose tea latte with my meal. Definitely worth checking out for Singaporean fare.
Read morePros: Nice atmosphere, Nice food
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Oliviafoti
Points +491
Yummy food! Lots of options and healthy food too - Edit
Love loving hut! This is the 5th one around the world we have tried and it’s the best. Had a bali soba bowl, char siew (highly recommend!) and a choc avocado smoothie. Love that we could get a few healthy things which is hard to find in Singapore. Would highly recommend!
Read morePros: Great food, Some healthy options, Huge menu
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