Top 10 vegan restaurants and cafes in Singapore you must try

10 places to try, one by one

1. 1. 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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2. 2. Sunnychoice Vegan Cafe (Bukit Batok)

   

   The one fully vegan place in Bukit Batok, a minute from the MRT.

   Must try: Signature thunder tea rice ($12.80), bibimbap ($11.30), nasi lemak ($11.30) and veggie sushi

   💬 Diners like the thunder tea rice and the laksa at a pocket-friendly vegan outlet in Rail Mall, though one found the interior bare and functional.

   • 📍 630 Bukit Batok Central
   • 🚇 About 1 minute from Bukit Batok MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 10:30am–8:30pm
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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3. 3. Ahimsa Sanctuary

   

   A vegan restaurant with a Mediterranean and Tex-Mex lean, a minute from Maxwell MRT and open until 10pm.

   Must try: Tex Mex Burrito, Magic Shrooms, Sourdough Toastie

   💬 Diners praise the calming, serene atmosphere, the antique-style décor and polite staff, and call it a rare find for Mexican-influenced vegan food in the town area. One rated it lower while still singling out the atmosphere.

   • 📍 76 Neil Rd, Singapore 088840
   • 🚇 About 1 minute from Maxwell MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 10am–10pm
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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4. 4. 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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5. 5. Wakamama Japanese Omakase

   

   An upscale vegan omakase restaurant on Pasir Panjang Road. Book ahead, and note it is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

   Must try: Seasonal Omakase (16 items), Assorted Tsukemono, Raw Vegan Tartare & Ravioli, Handmade Pasta

   💬 Diners describe inventive vegan dishes that are light, refreshing and intensely flavoured, with no added sugar, salt, garlic or onion on request.

   • 📍 218 Pasir Panjang Road
   • 🚇 About 10 minutes from Haw Par Villa MRT
   • 🕒 Wed 5pm–11pm; Thu–Sat 11am–11pm; Sun 9am–3pm; closed Mon, Tue
   • 💰 Upscale ($$$) · Restaurant

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6. 6. YiSuPin Vegan 一素品

   

   A vegan stall at People's Park Centre, closed on Wednesdays.

   Must try: Kolo Dry Noodles, Vegan Rendang Nasi Lemak, Vegan Bak Kut Teh, Vegan Hainanese Chicken Rice

   💬 Diners call it a vegetarian food stall upstairs in People's Park Centre in Chinatown, one of many good options there.

   • 📍 101 Upper Cross Street
   • 🚇 About 1 minute from Chinatown MRT
   • 🕒 Mon–Tue, Thu–Sun 9:30am–7pm; closed Wed
   • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Hawker

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7. 7. Mummy Yummy

   

   A vegan restaurant in Bedok open on weekdays only, with local noodle dishes cooked in a fully vegan kitchen.

   Must try: Laksa, Lor Mee, Hokkien Mee, Signature Dry Noodle

   💬 Diners describe a social enterprise where you pay as you wish, with no fixed prices on the menu, Chinese vegan comfort food and a quiet air-conditioned room suited to meet-ups.

   • 📍 20 Jalan Pari Burong
   • 🚇 About 13 minutes on foot from Tanah Merah MRT
   • 🕒 Mon–Fri 10:30am–6:30pm; closed Sat, Sun
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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8. 8. 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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9. 9. The Kind Bowl

   

   A vegan Vietnamese restaurant at Northpoint City. Diners say onion and garlic can be left out on request, though the restaurant has not stated this.

   Must try: Pho, bun cha, no-crab noodles and Ha Noi pho ($14.80 to $17.90), and banh mi ($13.80)

   💬 Diners rate the broth highly, and several describe the service as quick. One diner noted Paywave is not accepted.

   • 📍 930 Yishun Avenue 2
   • 🚇 About 1 minute from Yishun MRT
   • 🕒 Daily 11am–9pm
   • 💰 Mid-range ($$) · Restaurant

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10. 10. Rya Bakehouse

    

    A vegan bakery café with a short opening week, Thursday to Sunday.

    Must try: Tomato Focaccia, Almond Croissant, Sourdough Loaf

    💬 Diners say all the bakes are vegan and praise the buttery croissants, the cream croissant, vegan egg sandwiches, pizzas such as Rusticana, Melanzane and Arrabbiata, and buns like the cinnamon roll and pain au chocolat.

    • 📍 11 Cavan Rd, #01-03 Cavan Suites, Singapore 209848
    • 🚇 About 6 minutes from Bendemeer MRT
    • 🕒 Thu–Fri 9am–4pm; Sat–Sun 8am–3pm; closed Mon, Tue, Wed
    • 💰 Budget-friendly ($) · Cafe

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Good to know

• This list is fully vegan places only. For the much larger set of Buddhist vegetarian stalls, which are also mostly free of egg and dairy, see the hawker and area guides.
• The vegan scene skews towards cafes, bakeries and casual spots rather than big sit-down restaurants, so a lot of it is best for brunch, a sweet fix or a quick meal.
• A few of these are online preorder or catering only, so check the listing before turning up expecting a shopfront.
• Places open and change fast in this part of the scene. If something looks off, use the report link on the listing so we can fix it.
• Opening days are the main trap with vegan places. Rya Bakehouse is open Thursday to Sunday, Veg-An Wednesday to Sunday, Mummy Yummy weekdays only, and Wakamama is by reservation and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.

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

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

VeganWagon

4.9(5)

Closed Now · $ · Restaurant · Vegan

Bishan

Living Wholesome Vegetarian (Fortune Centre)

4.8(3)

Closed Now · $ · Hawker · Vegan

Bugis

OMG! Decadent Donuts Singapore

4.8(3)

Open Now · $ · Dessert · Vegan

Queenstown

Wakamama Japanese Omakase

4.8(3)

Open Now · $$$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Queenstown

Ahimsa Sanctuary

4.7(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Tanjong Pagar

Any1 Choco

4.7(3)

Open Now · $$ · Cafe · Dessert · Vegan

Chinatown

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

YiSuPin Vegan 一素品

4.7(5)

Closed Now · $ · Hawker · Vegan

Chinatown

Mummy Yummy

4.6(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Bedok

Sunnychoice Vegan Cafe (Bukit Batok)

4.6(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Cafe · Vegan

Bukit Batok

The Kind Bowl

4.6(4)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Yishun

Veganburg (Eunos)

4.6(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Eunos

Fire Flies Vegetarian (Chinatown) 客家擂茶

4.5(5)

Closed Now · $ · Hawker · Vegan

Chinatown

Makan Vegan 斋这里 (Foodfab @ Mandai)

4.5(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Hawker · Vegan

Mandai

Genesis Vegan Restaurant

4.4(3)

Closed Now · $$ · Restaurant · Vegan

Havelock

Sunnychoice Vegan Cafe (Alexandra)

4.4(3)

Open Now · $$ · Restaurant · Cafe · Vegan

Alexandra

Mama Patisserie

4.3(3)

Open Now · $ · Bakery · Vegan

Rochor

Xuan Miao Vegan (PLQ)

4.3(4)

Open Now · $ · Hawker · Vegan

Paya Lebar

M Bakery

New(3)

Open Now · $$ · Bakery · Vegan

Boon Keng

Common questions

How many fully vegan restaurants are there in Singapore?

Our directory currently lists around thirty fully vegan restaurants, cafes, bakeries and caterers. Separately there are hundreds of vegetarian places, many of them Buddhist vegetarian and effectively vegan, which are covered in the other guides.

What kinds of vegan food can I get in Singapore?

A good range: plant-based burgers, vegan bakes and cakes, Japanese, local hawker-style dishes, wholefoods bowls and desserts. The scene leans casual, with more cafes and bakeries than formal restaurants.

Is vegetarian food in Singapore usually vegan?

Often, yes. A large share of vegetarian stalls are Buddhist vegetarian, which means no egg, no dairy and no onion or garlic. But it is not guaranteed, so if you need certainty, the fully vegan places on this list are the safe choice.

How many vegan restaurants are there in Singapore?

Our directory lists 28 vegan places, including 12 restaurants, 5 hawker stalls, 4 dessert shops, 3 bakeries, 3 cafés and a caterer. There are also hundreds of vegetarian places, many of which are effectively vegan.

Is there vegan fine dining in Singapore?

Wakamama Japanese Omakase at 218 Pasir Panjang Road serves a seasonal vegan omakase of 16 items. It is upscale, by reservation, and closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.