Yuki Duyen Chay

Name: Yuki Duyen Chay
Address: 12 Sago St, Singapore 059019, Chinatown, 059019, SG
Telephone: 8821 9587
Price range: $$

4.5(3)|$$$|0|Open until 11pm

Vegetarian

Yuki Duyen Chay is a vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant at 12 Sago Street in Chinatown, a minute's walk from Maxwell MRT, open daily 11am–11pm. Diners list its popular dishes as Vietnamese savoury pancake (banh xeo), vegetarian rice noodles, a broken rice plate and a Thuyền sushi chay, and the menu also covers pho and banh mi, with a ragout stew on its profile. Prices sit at $$, though a low-priced rice promotion has been mentioned. It serves alcohol, including beer.

What diners say

Diners are split on the banh mi: one called it the best they had eaten and praised the coffee, another found it a letdown after a trip to Hoi An. Others describe the food as affordable, the room as clean and the service as good.

Overview

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Chinatown

12 Sago St
Singapore 059019

Hours today

11am - 11pm

Phone

8821 9587

Cuisine

Vietnamese · Restaurant

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Food & drinks

Banh Mi Buns Mushroom Pho

Cuisine

Vietnamese

Location

Chinatown Central CBD City Centre

Type of place

Restaurant

Meal time

Dinner Lunch Supper

Dietary

Vegan Options Vegetarian

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Questions about Yuki Duyen Chay

How do I get to Yuki Duyen Chay by MRT or bus?: Take the MRT to Maxwell and use Exit 1; the walk from there is about 1 minute. By bus, services 80, 145 stop at or opposite Maxwell Station Exit 2 on South Bridge Road, about 2 minutes on foot. Services 61, 166, 197 also stop at Sri Mariamman Temple on South Bridge Road.
Is Yuki Duyen Chay vegetarian or vegan?: Yuki Duyen Chay is a vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant (chay means vegetarian in Vietnamese), so dishes are meat-free. We have not confirmed whether it uses egg, onion or garlic, so ask the stall when ordering.
What should I order at Yuki Duyen Chay?: Diners name banh mi, pho and banh xeo, with broken rice plates and a ragout stew also on the menu. Reviewers praise the banh mi and the coffee, although one found the banh mi disappointing, so opinions differ.
What are the opening hours?: Daily 11am–11pm. Hours can change, so check before a special trip.

3 Reviews

Adrian Leevia Google Maps2026-09-01

Having just returned from Hoi An—a town famous for its banh mi—I was excited to try this highly-rated spot. Drawn in by the 4.7-star rating, I ordered a banh mi, but it was a total letdown.

L'Acqua Azzurra Poolsvia Google Maps2026-09-01

Banh Mi was so good, I did not have enough time to take a picture. Best Banh Mi ever! Strongly recommend! Coffee was delicious too.

Janyaporn Kunmuanwongvia Google Maps2026-09-01

The food was delicious and affordable. The restaurant was clean and the service was good. I give it 10 out of 10.

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Questions about Yuki Duyen Chay

How do I get to Yuki Duyen Chay by MRT or bus?

Take the MRT to Maxwell and use Exit 1; the walk from there is about 1 minute. By bus, services 80, 145 stop at or opposite Maxwell Station Exit 2 on South Bridge Road, about 2 minutes on foot. Services 61, 166, 197 also stop at Sri Mariamman Temple on South Bridge Road.

Is Yuki Duyen Chay vegetarian or vegan?

Yuki Duyen Chay is a vegetarian Vietnamese restaurant (chay means vegetarian in Vietnamese), so dishes are meat-free. We have not confirmed whether it uses egg, onion or garlic, so ask the stall when ordering.

What should I order at Yuki Duyen Chay?

Diners name banh mi, pho and banh xeo, with broken rice plates and a ragout stew also on the menu. Reviewers praise the banh mi and the coffee, although one found the banh mi disappointing, so opinions differ.

What are the opening hours?

Daily 11am–11pm. Hours can change, so check before a special trip.