Veganism is at an all-time high! A recent report on Channel News Asia talked about the growing appetite for vegan food in Singapore. TFJ is here to explore and introduce the best vegan restaurants in Singapore.
There are many vegetarian restaurants in Singapore, but let’s explore the ones that are the go-to ones for good vegan food.
Cultivate

Location: Maxwell Reserve
Talk of vegan restaurants in Singapore and Cultivate tops the list. True to its tagline, Cultivate Cafe surely helps to ‘cultivate your soul’ with GMO-free, gluten-free vegan dishes, ranging from pasta, pizzas, sandwiches, noodles and exotic salads.
Check out the menu.
WellSmoocht

Location: Jurong, Yuhua
There are many restaurants that specialise in vegan main dishes, but WellSmoocht goes one step ahead by including vegan options of mudpies and waffles for the sweet tooth. A great way to wrap up your meal with vegan desserts, especially when you are there to celebrate an occasion.
Check out the menu here.
Original Sin

Location: Chip Bee Gardens, Holland Village
Poised in the midst of bustling Holland Village, Original Sin is a vegetarian restaurant with plenty of vegan options on its menu. Craving for vegan versions of pizza, pasta and other mains? Original Sin is definitely a wonderful choice.
Check out the menu here.
Afterglow

Location: Keong Saik Road
Not only gluten and plant-free, the food at Afterglow is also free from preservatives, refined sugar and artificial flavouring. The menu has an amazing spread of tasty bites like vegan nuggets and meatball tacos, along with finger-licking sauces & dips.
Check out the menu here.
The Boneless Kitchen

Location: Irving Pl
The Boneless Kitchen rightly claims to be the ‘Meatless Revolution’ for vegetarian Korean food. Diners are sure to enjoy an exciting plant-based dining experience with not only vegetarian but also egg and dairy-free versions of Korean delicacies like Kimchi Jigae, Kimchi Mandu and Odeng Bokkeum (stir fry fish cakes).
Check out the menu here.
Herbivore

Location: Middle Road
A vegetarian Japanese restaurant that also includes Western dishes on its menu, Herbivore, offers a number of vegan options. Diners will enjoy vegan sashimi and sushi rolls (with mock salmon, eel, and avocado) plus other choices like vegan ramen, tempura, gyoza, hand rolls, katsu curry, and bento sets.
Check out the menu here.
Podi and Podiyal

Location: Serangoon Road
Are you craving for Indian food that’s vegan? Seems like an oxymoron as Indian food is loaded with ghee (clarified butter) and other dairy products. But, Podi and Podiyal, the vegetarian Indian restaurant in Little India is a great choice to satiate Indian food cravings for vegans. It’s the best bet to enjoy a vegan version of South Indian delicacies like idli, cauliflower 65 and idiyappam with stew.
Check out the menu here.
Casserole

Location: Shangri-La, Sentosa
Shangri-la’s Casserole is an awesome choice if you are looking for a fine dining option on a special occasion. They have a specially crafted meat-alternative menu with multiple dishes that are 100% vegan. There is also an expansive beverage menu to complement the delectable dining experience.
Check out the menu here.
VEGANBURG

Location: Eunos
All talk about vegan food in Singapore is incomplete without the mention of VEGANBURG. A burger joint that specialises in burger patties that are made with plant protein patty, loads of veggies and gourmet sauce. The array of choices for burgers on the menu is amazing at VEGANBURG.
Check out the menu here.
The Living Cafe

Location: Bukit Timah
The Living Cafe actually serves the food for the soul. Its all-day brunch menu has numerous vegan options from varied cuisines. Whether it’s Vietnamese salad, nori rolls, vegan goat cheese rolls or zucchini lasagne, the finger-licking food at The Living Cafe offers a sumptuous dining experience to vegan diners.
Check out the menu here.
Plant-based food need not always be boring! These vegan restaurants specially curate vegan dishes to make them as delicious and presentable as the food that’s made from meat and dairy. So, visit these vegan restaurants in Singapore for exotic gastronomic experiences.
Also, check out our article on ‘restaurants in Singapore that are open till late night.’
