Vegan
Chinese
Fast food
Take-out
Singaporean
In the food court. Serves handmade mee hoon kuey plus ban mian, and tom yam bee hoon. No onion. Chilli oil contains garlic. Certified halal. No longer using egg as of 2020. Reported closed, Aug 2020.
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1 Jurong West Central 2 Jurong Point Shopping Centre B1-42, West Singapore, Singapore, 648886
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Last update on 31 Aug 2020 by JimmySeah
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Added by JimmySeah on 09 Sep 2017
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9 Reviews
First Review by Amy_n_n
SAVEPLANETEARTH
Points +290
Review - Edit
vegan food, friendly staff but expensive for portion size and food quality
Read morePros: Vegan food , Friendly staff , hygienic
Cons: Affordable to slightly expensive , Unhealthy vegan food
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SKNg
Points +2108
Vegetarian Food - Edit
Located at jurong point shopping mall selling noodle sets and chicken rice. Price from $5.50 to $6.50. Lots of vegetables.
Read morePros: Mostly vegan
Cons: Not 100 % vegan, some food includes egg
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LeeZhengXin
Points +2122
Chinese/ Thai vegetarian food - Edit
Happy to try their Chinese/ Thai vegetarian food. Healthy & delicious, without much mock meat.
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escapement
Points +128
Fast, fresh and Vegan - Edit
What a welcome change to find a true vegan outlet in a food court.
Read morePros: Tasty, simple and fresh. , Convenient , Cheap
Cons: Somewhat limited menu
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delias29
Points +19
Lucky We Have This Option - Edit
It has many permutations for the noodle dish that many vegetarians or vegans might miss from their past omnivorous ways. It's nice that there is a lot of spinach. The mock ikan billis was crunchy and tasted almost like what one remembers the dried fish to taste like.
Read moreI wouldn't indulge in the fried soy often because it's just too oily. And the chilli, has to be the highlight. Made with a lot of spice that hits you with a burn and yet sweetness comes through that gives the chilli its layers.
The sauce added to the dry version of the noodle is very oily. Tastes like some thickened soy mix that's very salty but doesn't hold much complexity so it might be underwhelming.
They offer thunder tea as well but did not try it.
Different varieties of noodles appreciated. Such as u mee, mee hoon kueh (this was not cut the way the usual mee hoon kueh is shaped), ban mee.
What it offers the vegetarian is a taste of what they used to miss and might be a pleasant experience.
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Jiefu
Points +937
very nice the vegan chicken rice 吉飯 in menu no. 15 - Edit
Highly recommended come to try in kopitiam at jurong point B1
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Joeyy
Points +30
chicken rice - Edit
the mock chicken didnt taste near the real chicken. rice was a little dry.
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AbiDev
Points +20
Yummy vegan food!! - Edit
Ever since I found this place and tried their dry noodles, I have been addicted. You can ask for extra tofu for a dollar. Quick service amazing food all vegan. What more can you ask.
Read morePros: All vegan food 🌱
Cons: I wish they had more dry noodle options 🙂
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Amy_n_n
Points +2798
Super Yummy Dry U-Mian - Edit
I was so excited when Xuan Miao finally opened an outlet in the West as I have always wanted to try! My first time trying the dry U mian then I straight away fell in love with it! Not to exaggerate but I would love to have the dry U mian everyday if possible!
Read moreAnd the best is Xuan Miao is vegan stall!! So blessed to have it nearby my place now ❤️
Pros: The soup portion is generous!
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