Based on the one other review, and craving a hummus feast, I decided to visit this place as soon as I arrived in Singapore last Friday evening. I was hugely disappointed to find a tiny bread shop with no seating, no food available and as I arrived it was closing - an hour earlier than stated. There were also pictures of cheese covered pizzas displayed out front? Not sure they sell these, but if not, kinda strange advertising for an apparently vegan place.... Far from the vegan middle eastern experience I was hoping for! Maybe the bread etc is really good, but I wasn’t lucky enough to get to try anything. Not sure if the early closure was an unlucky one off or a regular occurrence. More reviews needed!

I'm sad to say this restaurant, with vegan signs all over the front sold me the most expensive and disgusting falafel I've ever eaten.

The falafel balls were flavorless, wet mush, like a wad of toilet paper. The hummus was undetectable, making the rest of the sandwich dry. The pita was suspicious, tasted milky. The salad, was three or four tiny shreds of lettuce. For $10 US, the price wasn't the most taxing part of my visit.

What was, was this; I ordered and waited for my sandwich after the usual rundown of questions, milk for coffee, honey, a sack of puppies being stomped on in the back? Nope! 100% Vegan. So, I ordered.

Suddenly, the tv screen in the shop starts showing me mutilated chicken corpses being chopped and placed on a grill.

Do you serve chicken here? I asked.

Unfortunately no, the server says.

I thought this was a vegan place? What am I looking at? I asked about their marketing video.

This is an experiment, our other shop sells meat and chicken at-- [some address].

So, the experiment is to see if you can take money from vegans by having a second location?

Yes.

Horizontal marketing. There it is folks. Marketing by meat-heads to take money away from vegan owned and operated businesses.

It's beyond ghastly, in my opinion, that HappyCow doesn't allow a data column for vegan owned businesses. I was told it was too hard to verify. Not at all.

How do you know when someone is a willful animal abuser for profit? Don't worry they'll tell you!

I ask 100% of the places I go if the owners are vegan and only once did someone lie to me.

The rest are more than happy to admit their crimes against animals. Why? Well, because the see nothing wrong with it! They're not vegan, so why would they even know to lie, or have heard of the liberation pledge or understand veganism as an intentional boycott of animal abuse if they've clearly never checked to find out if it was more than just a diet?

I explained to the server that this was repulsive to me, and I'd lost my appetite and would not return. The second server said to send feedback to the owner. I said why? So they'll know to lie next time, replace the video of dead babies with fake vegan baloney? No, leave it up. Let everybody know where their money is going. To increase their business. Their business whose majority is financing and supporting the baby animal torture and execution industry.

The food was gross anyway. Can trust anti-vegans to make vegan food?

Unfortunately, no.

Updated from previous review on 2024-05-10