Top 10 egg-free vegetarian food in Singapore you must try

10 places to try, one by one

1. 1. Delcie's Desserts and Cakes

   

   A neighbourhood dessert shop near Boon Keng MRT that says all its cakes are plant-based and free from eggs and dairy.

   Must try: Coconut Love Letters Vegan, Red Forest Cake, Blue Forest Cake, Vegan Carrot Hummingbird Cake

   💬 Diners describe egg-free, dairy-free, low-GI cakes with a lighter taste that is not overly sweet, say the cupcakes are moist, and one with multiple allergies including egg says the shop accommodated them.

   • 📍 34 Whampoa W, #01-83, Singapore 330034
   • 🚇 About 2 minutes from Boon Keng MRT
   • 🕒 Mon 11am–5pm; Tue–Sun 11am–8pm
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Dessert

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2. 2. Kind Kones (Orchard)

   

   A plant-based ice cream and dessert shop in the basement of an Orchard Road mall, making its sweets without dairy or eggs.

   Must try: Flourless Sweet Potato Brownie, Wholemeal Waffle Kone, Plant-Based Mylkshake, Dark Chocolate Ganache Cake

   💬 Diners call it the best vegan ice cream they have tasted, praise a health-focused approach without refined sugar, an almond brittle favourite, the gluten-free cone and friendly service.

   • 📍 583 Orchard Rd, #B1-27, Singapore 238884
   • 🚇 About 5 minutes from Orchard MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 11am–9pm
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Dessert

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3. 3. Veganburg (Eunos)

   

   A fully vegan burger restaurant that says nothing it serves contains dairy, honey or eggs, with outdoor seating and a private dining room.

   Must try: Chili Krab, Hainanese Chikn, Smoky BBQ, Truffle Bello and Satay burgers ($13.40 to $19.40), plus wraps and sizzling broccoli

   💬 Diners call it one of the few fully vegan places in Singapore and say these are the best vegetarian burgers they have tried, praising flavours and textures. One names the smoky barbecue.

   • 📍 Jalan Eunos
   • 🚇 About 5 minutes from Eunos MRT
   • 🕒 Mon–Thu 11:30am–9pm; Fri–Sun 11:30am–9:30pm
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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4. 4. EYWA

   

   A Western vegan restaurant in the basement of City Gate that says every dish is dairy-free and egg-free, and mostly gluten-free.

   Must try: Fries, granola and oats, juices and mushroom dishes

   💬 Diners praise wholesome, nutritious whole-food meals with flavours that pack a punch, including a one-week healthy meal plan, and say the food is thoughtfully crafted.

   • 📍 371 Beach Rd, B1-01 City Gate, Singapore 199597
   • 🚇 About 4 minutes from Nicoll Highway MRT
   • 🕒 Tue–Sat 10am–7pm; Sun 10am–5pm; closed Mon
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Restaurant

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5. 5. Mama Patisserie

   

   A small vegetarian bakery inside Fortune Centre that says it bakes eggless breads, buns and cakes every day.

   Must try: Red bean matcha bread, sweet potato bread, black sesame bread and wakame seaweed bread

   💬 Diners mention the sesame bun, chocolate bun, bread and swiss roll, say the cakes look good, and one who is allergic to eggs found the range a dream.

   • 📍 190 Middle Rd, #01-34 Fortune Centre, Singapore 188979
   • 🚇 About 3 minutes from Bencoolen MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 8am–8pm
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Bakery

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6. 6. Bishan Vegetarian Stall (Bishan Bus Interchange)

   

   A hawker stall inside the bus interchange that describes itself as pure vegetarian and eggless, which is rare for a cheap stall.

   Must try: Dumpling in Spicy Sauce, Dry Noodle, Nasi Biriyani, KL Noodle

   💬 Diners recommend the curry noodles, big portions and a daily set lunch, and say there is a huge variety of dishes. One notes the spot above the bus interchange can be hot.

   • 📍 514 Bishan St. 13, 2nd floor Bishan Bus Interchange, Singapore 570514
   • 🚇 About 2 minutes from Bishan MRT
   • 🕒 Mon–Fri 7am–7:30pm; Sat 7am–3pm; closed Sun
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Hawker

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7. 7. Tracy Juice Culture

   

   A juice and noodle spot in Fortune Centre that says its food has no egg, garlic, onion, meat or dairy.

   Must try: Tracy's special mushroom udon ($12.90), fruit juice curry ($10.90), peach gum cheng tng, wild rice congee and juices such as creamy beetroot ($6.80)

   💬 Diners rave about the mushroom udon, a creamy-tasting mushroom soup without the creamy guilt, and call it a Michelin-star moment hiding in a fruit juice shop.

   • 📍 190 Middle Road
   • 🚇 About 3 minutes from Bencoolen MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 9am–6:15pm
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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8. 8. Oatberry

   

   A small-batch dessert and bake shop whose bakes are described as vegan, gluten-free and free of dairy, soy, eggs and tree nuts.

   Must try: Waffle & Drizzle, Powernutter Acai Bowl, Granola

   💬 Diners call the food fresh and yummy in a basement location, enjoy the açaí bowls, and say it works for gluten-free lunches.

   • 📍 11 Kee Seng St, #01-13, Onze, Singapore 089218
   • 🚇 About 6 minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT
   • 🕒 Tue–Fri 10am–2pm; Sat 10am–3:30pm; closed Mon, Sun
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Dessert

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9. 9. Veg-An

   

   Japanese vegan home cooking on the fourth floor of Trio Mall, so look for the lift rather than the street.

   Must try: Yakitori bento, tonkotsu ramen, yakiniku, edamame tofu balls and Nagasaki champon

   💬 Diners rave about the vegan tonkotsu ramen's rich but not heavy broth and the realistic soy meat, and call it a hidden gem that takes some effort to find.

   • 📍 11 Sam Leong Rd, #04-03 Trio Mall, Singapore 207903
   • 🚇 About 5 minutes from Farrer Park MRT
   • 🕒 Wed–Sun 10am–2pm; closed Mon, Tue
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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10. 10. Genesis Vegan Restaurant

    

    A vegan restaurant that gives familiar local dishes a plant-based twist, a couple of minutes from Clarke Quay MRT.

    Must try: Dumplings, Lasagne, Nonya Laksa, Claypot Rice

    💬 Diners call it a fully vegan restaurant at Havelock II with creative dishes such as black fungi with lime and sesame, and one says the kitchen customised a dish for a colleague who cannot eat garlic or onion.

    • 📍 2 Havelock Rd, #B1-01 Havelock II, Singapore 059763
    • 🚇 About 2 minutes from Clarke Quay MRT
    • 🕒 Mon–Thu, Sun 11am–3pm and 5pm–9pm; Fri 11am–3pm; closed Sat
    • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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Good to know

• Egg-free versus vegan: vegan places are always egg-free, but egg-free places are not always vegan, because some use dairy. If you avoid both, read the statement on the listing.
• At vegetarian hawker stalls, ask before ordering. Egg is common in fried noodles, fried rice, carrot cake, kway teow and in desserts such as buns. Xuan Miao Vegan at Paya Lebar, for example, notes that its dumplings contain egg.
• Many of the dessert and bakery places keep short hours. Rya Bakehouse is open Thursday to Sunday, Our Vegan Bakery opens Thursday to Sunday from 1:30pm to 3pm, NutriJoy is open Friday to Sunday only, and The Clean Addicts is online pre-order only. Check the listing first.
• Wakamama's omakase is by reservation only, and The Clean Addicts takes online pre-orders only. Look at each listing before turning up.
• Cross-contamination: a place can be egg-free in its recipes and still prepare food in a shared kitchen. If you have an allergy, ask about how food is prepared.
• We keep this list under review. If you know a place that states it is egg-free, or one on this list that has changed, use the report link on its listing.

All 28 places in the directory

Makan Vegan Catering 斋这里

5.0(5)

Closed Now · $ · Caterer · Vegan

Mandai

NutriJoy

5.0(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Dessert · Bakery · Vegan

Serangoon

Veg-An

5.0(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Rochor

EYWA

4.9(3)

Closed Now · $ · Restaurant · Vegan

Rochor

Oat & About

4.9(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Cafe · Vegetarian

Chinatown

Rya Bakehouse

4.9(3)

Closed Now · $ · Cafe · Bakery · Vegan

Bukit Merah

The Clean Addicts - Wholefoods Vegan Bakery (Online Preorders)

4.9(3)

$$ · Bakery · Vegan

Serangoon

Kind Kones (Westgate)

4.8(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Cafe · Vegetarian

Jurong East

OMG! Decadent Donuts Singapore

4.8(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Vegan

Queenstown

Wakamama Japanese Omakase

4.8(3)

Open Now · $$$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Queenstown

Any1 Choco

4.7(3)

Open Now · $$ · Cafe · Dessert · Vegan

Chinatown

Delcie's Desserts and Cakes

4.7(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Cafe · Bakery · Vegetarian

Novena

Jammy's

4.7(3)

Closed Now · $ · Dessert · Vegan

Geylang

Lilac Oak

4.7(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Dessert · Cafe · Bakery · Vegan

River Valley

Mitu Rice 米兔饭团

4.7(3)

Closed Now · $ · Restaurant · Vegan

Marina Bay

Our Vegan Bakery

4.7(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Cafe · Bakery · Vegan

Kovan

Baomaker 包记得

4.6(3)

Closed Now · $ · Dessert · Bakery · Vegetarian

Ang Mo Kio

Kind Kones (Orchard)

4.6(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Cafe · Vegetarian

Orchard

Veganburg (Eunos)

4.6(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Eunos

Kind Kones (Suntec)

4.5(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Cafe · Vegetarian

City Hall

Oatberry

4.5(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Dessert · Cafe · Vegetarian

Tanjong Pagar

Tracy Juice Culture

4.5(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Restaurant · Cafe · Vegetarian

Rochor

Cultivate

4.4(3)

Open Now · $ · Hawker · Vegetarian

Tanjong Pagar

Genesis Vegan Restaurant

4.4(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Havelock

Mama Patisserie

4.3(3)

Open Now · $ · Bakery · Vegan

Rochor

Bishan Vegetarian Stall (Bishan Bus Interchange)

4.1(6)

Closed Now · $ · Hawker · Vegetarian

Bishan

Jaspat International

4.0(3)

Open Now · $ · Restaurant · Vegetarian

Rochor

NomVNom

New(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegetarian

Clarke Quay

Common questions

Is vegetarian food in Singapore usually egg-free?

No. Vegetarian in Singapore usually means no meat or fish, but many dishes contain egg, such as fried noodles, omelettes, buns and cakes. Vegan places are egg-free, and this guide lists 28 places that state they are egg-free or vegan.

Where can I find eggless cakes and desserts in Singapore?

Delcie's Desserts and Cakes at Novena, Oatberry in Tanjong Pagar, Lilac Oak in River Valley, NutriJoy in Serangoon, Kind Kones at Orchard, Suntec and Westgate, Oat & About in Chinatown, and Mama Patisserie at Fortune Centre all state that their desserts are egg-free.

Is there an egg-free hawker stall in Singapore?

Bishan Vegetarian Stall at Bishan Bus Interchange describes itself as pure vegetarian and eggless. Nature's Harvest Vegetarian in Sengkang, a shop rather than a stall, describes itself as egg-free.

Are vegan restaurants in Singapore egg-free?

Yes. Vegan food contains no egg or dairy by definition, so places such as Veganburg, Genesis, Cultivate, Veg-An and EYWA are egg-free. Some eggless places use dairy, so check if you avoid that too.

Which egg-free places also avoid onion and garlic?

Tracy Juice Culture, NomVNom, Lilac Oak, Makan Vegan Catering, Mitu Rice and Baomaker all state both. See our no onion, no garlic guide for the full list.