D'life (Toa Payoh)

Name: D'life (Toa Payoh)
Address: 600 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, Toa Payoh, 319515, SG
Telephone: 6909 2498
Price range: $$

4.2(3)|$$$|0|Open until 10pm

Vegetarian

No Onion & Garlic

At 600 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, D'life (Toa Payoh) is a Chinese vegetarian restaurant. It is about 6 minutes from Toa Payoh MRT station. Hours are daily 10am–10pm. Diners list Hor Fun, Chilli Ban Mian, Satay Bee Hoon and Olive Fried Rice among its popular dishes. It is listed as offering vegan, vegetarian and healthy options. Prices are mid-range ($$).

What diners say

Diners call it a casual vegetarian dining place in Toa Payoh Central, with many choices such as the KL noodle and a signature fried rice with fried egg and papadam.

Overview

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Toa Payoh

600 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh
Singapore 319515

Hours today

10am - 10pm

Phone

6909 2498

Website

Cuisine

Chinese · Korean · Malay · Western · Restaurant

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Food & drinks

Cuisine

Chinese Korean Malay Singaporean Western

Location

Toa Payoh Central Heartlands

Type of place

Restaurant

Meal time

Dinner Lunch

Dietary

No Onion & Garlic Vegan Options Vegetarian

Tags help you find this place in search. Based on the listing's Google Maps page, HappyCow and its own website.

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Questions about D'life (Toa Payoh)

How do I get to D'life (Toa Payoh) by MRT or bus?: The nearest MRT station is Toa Payoh (Exit A), roughly 6 minutes away on foot. By bus, services 88, 157, 163, 231 stop at or opposite Block 73 on Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, about 1 minute on foot. Services 28, 73, 155, 159, 232 also stop at Chung Hwa Free Clinic on Lorong 4 Toa Payoh.
Is D'life (Toa Payoh) vegetarian or vegan?: D'life (Toa Payoh) is a vegetarian restaurant.
Is D'life (Toa Payoh) onion-and-garlic-free or egg-free?: Onion and garlic: yes, it is described as serving lacto-ovo vegetarian food without the five pungents. Egg: lacto-ovo means eggs and dairy are used, and diners mention a fried rice with a fried egg.
What should I order at D'life (Toa Payoh)?: Diners list Hor Fun, Chilli Ban Mian, Satay Bee Hoon, Olive Fried Rice and Signature Nasi Lemak as popular dishes.
What are D'life (Toa Payoh)'s opening hours?: Daily 10am–10pm. Hours can change, so check before a special trip.

3 Reviews

FRanvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Birthday dinner with wife. Quite many choices for vegetarian food. We ordered the KL noodle and the Olive fried rice, overall good and flavourful.

Peter Tiuvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Good veg restaurant located right in Toa Payoh centre, reachable by most means of transport. Food and service are good inline with prices.

Sim Jun Xunvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Honestly, it's great to have a vegetarian casual dining place in Toa Payoh! Their dishes do have a home-taste, extensive selection of tze char dishes.

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D'life (Toa Payoh)

4.2(3)|$$$|0|Open until 10pm

Vegetarian

No Onion & Garlic

What diners say

Diners call it a casual vegetarian dining place in Toa Payoh Central, with many choices such as the KL noodle and a signature fried rice with fried egg and papadam.

Overview

Get Directions

Toa Payoh

600 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh
Singapore 319515

Hours today

10am - 10pm

Phone

6909 2498

Website

Cuisine

Chinese · Korean · Malay · Western · Restaurant

Food tags59Show all

Food & drinks

Cuisine

Chinese Korean Malay Singaporean Western

Location

Toa Payoh Central Heartlands

Type of place

Restaurant

Meal time

Dinner Lunch

Dietary

No Onion & Garlic Vegan Options Vegetarian

Tags help you find this place in search. Based on the listing's Google Maps page, HappyCow and its own website.

Gallery

Questions about D'life (Toa Payoh)

How do I get to D'life (Toa Payoh) by MRT or bus?: The nearest MRT station is Toa Payoh (Exit A), roughly 6 minutes away on foot. By bus, services 88, 157, 163, 231 stop at or opposite Block 73 on Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, about 1 minute on foot. Services 28, 73, 155, 159, 232 also stop at Chung Hwa Free Clinic on Lorong 4 Toa Payoh.
Is D'life (Toa Payoh) vegetarian or vegan?: D'life (Toa Payoh) is a vegetarian restaurant.
Is D'life (Toa Payoh) onion-and-garlic-free or egg-free?: Onion and garlic: yes, it is described as serving lacto-ovo vegetarian food without the five pungents. Egg: lacto-ovo means eggs and dairy are used, and diners mention a fried rice with a fried egg.
What should I order at D'life (Toa Payoh)?: Diners list Hor Fun, Chilli Ban Mian, Satay Bee Hoon, Olive Fried Rice and Signature Nasi Lemak as popular dishes.
What are D'life (Toa Payoh)'s opening hours?: Daily 10am–10pm. Hours can change, so check before a special trip.

3 Reviews

FRanvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Birthday dinner with wife. Quite many choices for vegetarian food. We ordered the KL noodle and the Olive fried rice, overall good and flavourful.

Peter Tiuvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Good veg restaurant located right in Toa Payoh centre, reachable by most means of transport. Food and service are good inline with prices.

Sim Jun Xunvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Honestly, it's great to have a vegetarian casual dining place in Toa Payoh! Their dishes do have a home-taste, extensive selection of tze char dishes.