Vegan-friendly
Chinese
Fast food
Take-out
Breakfast
Singaporean
Serves mixed vegetable rice during lunch. Zichar items available throughout the day. Open Mon-Sun 8:30am-9:30pm. Closed 2nd & 16th of lunar month.
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190 Middle Rd, #01-01, Fortune Centre, Central Singapore, Singapore, 188979
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Last update on 18 Nov 2023 by JimmySeah
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13 Reviews
First Review by Peace ...
NgSockChin
Points +36
Nice food - Edit
Food delicious, many zhi char, not exp
Read morePros: Variety of vegetarian food
Cons: None
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LimAlvin
Points +13
Everything is good. - Edit
The food there is welly cooked and would like to introduce to my friends and family. The old lady there is very friendly even tho sometimes she speaks quite loudly. Recommended place to go if you are looking for something not that pricy
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TofuInvasion
Points +714
Lots of zi char dishes - Edit
Hong Kong noodle has a little wok hey, not greasy, good but not amazing
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林启和
Points +35
Food is cold, even rice - Edit
Food is cold, even rice
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veggiexplorer
Points +5052
Lots of variety but a bit pricy - Edit
Ordered favourite sambal petai, cereal prawn, stir fried sweet potato leaves, and gong bao ji ding~ highly recommend the sambal petai and sweet potato leaves dishes! Quite disappointed with the cereal prawn as my sister and I find the taste a bit off :S... Paid $61 for 4 dishes, 4 plates of rice and 4 drinks!
Read morePros: Lots of choices, Quick service
Cons: A bit pricy
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TianXiangLan
Points +17
Ok eatery - Edit
The variety is good, but I wouldn't recommend their sheng mian though.
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maltman23
Points +4966
Good food, quick and cheap - Edit
The food isn't anything special, but it is good, and plentiful, and inexpensive.
Read moreThe woman waiting tables when I went was very friendly.
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Cqveggiefinds
Points +11620
Cheap and Good - Edit
Other than it’s extensive western and Chinese menu, it also serve caipng (economy rice). Brown rice with 3 greens cost $3.80. Quite filling and the dishes isn’t sit cold..
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options.
Cons: Not the best place to go when you’re in a hurry.
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LeeZhengXin
Points +2122
Wide range of local delights - Edit
Reasonable pricing & good food. A place to try different local delights.
Read moreCons: No wifi service
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consciouscookieee
Points +630
Good range of options - Edit
The ban mian soup tasted like it’s the type with the flavours primarily coming from the seasoning. Ingredients wise there were veggies, sliced tomatoes, konnyaku ‘sotong’, crispy mushroom fritters, & some tasty soy protein :) // The wok hei wasn’t evident in their carrot cake but t’was still a tasty dish without being too oily :)
Read morePros: Good range of options
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Satrai
Points +264
Confirmed open June 2018 - Edit
Small eatery. Gets busy at twelve pm. Local chinese dishes, around 20. Service fast, inexpensive. Fresh. Veggies, mock meat and mock fish, tofu.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2018-05-14
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vegan mikal
Points +565
Good only if you are already a regular diner here! - Edit
This is a simple venue.
Read moreIt is so simple that its food is advertised as photos on the wall. Some of these photos have a price written on them, but many don't. None of the photos have any words written on them - in any language - so if you do not already know what the meal is (so that you can ask for its price, at the least), then you will hopefully get whatever looks like that meal from the kitchen.
We asked for what looked like a large plate of mock fish for $10 and received two little bits of veg fish with a spicy sauce on it. We were shocked at this blatant rip-off and tried to query the size of the portion to be told that "that's the photo".
Nobody speaks English here, there is no menu, and the food, while tasty, is really all about guesswork. Ordering for us, as English speakers, was very difficult. Arguing was even more difficult.
Vegans should note that much of the mock fish sold in Singapore contains whey protein, but at a venue such as this, it is not feasible to check all the ingredients of your meal.
As a saving grace, the soup we ordered was a good portion size and quite filling, though again, we were not sure of whether the mock fish pieces in it were vegan or contained whey protein.
Pros: cheap, good soup
Cons: no menu, no English, sometimes no prices listed
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Peace ...
Points +3264
What a discovery! Traditional Hakka Heritage Food - Edit
This rare traditional Hakka dish (Abacus Seed or Suan Pan Zi) is eaten during festive celebrations (Chinese New Year for prosperity) can be found at Su [censored] Piao Xiang at Level #01-01 and it is vegetarian version (without the dried shrimp and minced pork)!
Read moreThis simple dish ($4) which is stir-fry with mushroom, carrot and chilli shreds and garnished with lots of coriander leaves is tasty and not too oily. The abacus seed is chewy and with yam flavour but it looks more like a "out of shape ball" then abacus seed!
This would be a good dish to share among 2-4 pax, unless you are a big fan of Abacus Seed. I would prefer to have more mushroom slices and does not mind reducing the amount of abacus seed.
In this era, with the growing trends of vegetarian and vegetarian food, if there is a demand, the supply of veganise dishes will be there sooner or later ...
So, I am a Happy Vegetarian
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