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Tim Ho Wan Plaza Singapura Review: NDP Dim Sum Fun Pack for 2 Pax! Over the National Day holidays, Tim Ho Wan had the NDP Dim Sum Fan Pack for 2 pax for $58++ ($69.40) that included the following... ( Open Link to Read More.. ) https://www.2bearbear.com/tim-ho-wan-plaza-singapura-review-ndp-dim-sum-fun-pack-for-2-pax/

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Top Indian Vegan and Vegetarian Cafes in Singapore

Singapore’s vibrant culinary scene is a melting pot of diverse flavors and cuisines, and Indian vegan and vegetarian food is no exception. Whether you’re a dedicated vegan, a vegetarian, or simply someone looking to explore the rich flavors of Indian cuisine, Singapore offers a range of delightful cafes and restaurants that cater to plant-based diets. Here’s a guide to the top Indian vegan and vegetarian cafes in Singapore, including the renowned Saravana Bhavan.

1. Saravana Bhavan: A Global Favorite

Location: 320 Serangoon Rd, Centrium Square, Singapore 218108

Overview: Saravana Bhavan is an internationally acclaimed Indian vegetarian restaurant with a strong presence in Singapore. Known for its authentic South Indian cuisine, it offers a diverse menu that includes many vegan options.

Signature Dishes: The menu features a wide array of traditional South Indian dishes, such as dosas, idlis, vadas, and sambars. The Paper Dosa, a crispy, thin crepe served with a variety of chutneys and sambar, is particularly popular. Vegan-friendly options include the Mixed Vegetable Sambar and the Vegan Idli.

Atmosphere: The restaurant provides a casual and family-friendly atmosphere with a simple yet inviting decor that focuses on the dining experience rather than frills.

Did you know? Saravana Bhavan has been serving vegetarian South Indian cuisine for over 30 years and has over 30 locations worldwide, making it a global ambassador of South Indian food.

2. Komala Vilas: Traditional South Indian Fare

Location: 76-78 Serangoon Road, Singapore 217981

Overview: Komala Vilas is another iconic name in the realm of Indian vegetarian dining in Singapore. Established in 1947, this restaurant has been serving authentic South Indian food for decades.

Signature Dishes: Known for its extensive vegetarian menu, Komala Vilas offers an array of dosas, idlis, and thalis. The Mini Tiffin Set, which includes a variety of small portions of different dishes, is a great way to sample multiple flavors. Vegan options are clearly marked on the menu, and dishes like the Masala Dosa and Vegetable Biryani are popular choices.

Atmosphere: The restaurant features a no-frills, traditional setup that focuses on delivering a genuine South Indian dining experience.

Did you know? Komala Vilas has been recognized for its consistent quality and has been a favorite among locals and tourists alike for its authentic South Indian flavors.

3. The Banana Leaf Apolo: A Fusion of Flavors

Location: 54 Race Course Road, Singapore 218564

Overview: The Banana Leaf Apolo is renowned for its traditional South Indian cuisine served on banana leaves, adding an authentic touch to the dining experience. The restaurant also offers a range of vegan and vegetarian options.

Signature Dishes: The Banana Leaf Apolo is famous for its North and South Indian dishes, including the Banana Leaf Rice, which is served with a variety of vegetables and curries. Vegan options include the Baingan Bharta (eggplant curry) and the Vegan Masala Dosa.

Atmosphere: The restaurant offers a vibrant and casual dining environment, with colorful decor and traditional Indian music enhancing the experience.

Did you know? The Banana Leaf Apolo is known for its commitment to traditional Indian cooking methods and has been serving the community for over 40 years.

4. Ananda Bhavan: Heritage and Innovation

Location: 95 Syed Alwi Road, Singapore 207628

Overview: Ananda Bhavan is one of Singapore’s oldest vegetarian Indian restaurants, established in 1924. It combines traditional Indian recipes with modern innovations, catering to both vegetarian and vegan diets.

Signature Dishes: The restaurant offers a wide variety of South Indian and North Indian dishes, including dosas, thalis, and curries. Popular vegan options include the Vegan Chana Masala and Vegan Palak Paneer.

Atmosphere: Ananda Bhavan provides a casual and friendly atmosphere with a focus on traditional Indian hospitality and flavors.

Did you know? Ananda Bhavan has a rich history and has been a staple in Singapore’s Indian vegetarian dining scene for nearly a century.

5. MTR Singapore: Traditional Flavors with a Twist

Location: 438 Serangoon Road, Singapore 218133

Overview: MTR Singapore, part of the renowned MTR group from India, offers a unique dining experience with its authentic South Indian cuisine. The restaurant is known for its traditional recipes and vegan-friendly options.

Signature Dishes: The restaurant is famous for its Rava Idli, which is a vegan-friendly dish made from semolina and spices. Other popular dishes include the Vegan Masala Dosa and the Vegan Vada.

Atmosphere: MTR Singapore features a classic South Indian ambiance with traditional decor and a focus on delivering an authentic dining experience.

Did you know? MTR is a historic brand with over 90 years of experience in serving traditional South Indian cuisine and has a strong reputation for its quality and authenticity.

6. Sagar Ratna: A Taste of India

Location: 1 Sophia Road, #02-19/20, Peace Centre, Singapore 228149

Overview: Sagar Ratna offers a diverse menu of Indian vegetarian dishes, with a focus on both North and South Indian cuisine. The restaurant caters to vegan diners with a range of delicious options.

Signature Dishes: The menu includes a variety of dosas, idlis, and thalis. Popular vegan options include the Vegan Uttapam and the Vegan Chole Bhature.

Atmosphere: Sagar Ratna provides a casual dining environment with a focus on comfort and traditional Indian hospitality.

Did you know? Sagar Ratna is known for its extensive menu and commitment to providing high-quality vegetarian food with a touch of traditional Indian flavors.

7. Annalakshmi

Location: 6A Shenton Wy, #01-03 Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815

Overview: Annalakshmi is a unique restaurant that combines delicious Indian vegetarian cuisine with a community-focused philosophy. It operates on a pay-as-you-wish model, allowing diners to pay what they feel the meal is worth.

Menu Highlights: The menu features a variety of South Indian and North Indian dishes, including biryanis, curries, and freshly baked naan. Their buffet-style service offers a wide selection of dishes that change daily.

Conclusion

Singapore’s Indian vegan and vegetarian dining scene is rich and diverse, offering a range of options that cater to different tastes and preferences. From the iconic Saravana Bhavan to the historic Komala Vilas, each restaurant provides a unique dining experience with its own blend of flavors and traditions. Whether you’re a vegan, vegetarian, or simply looking to explore the vibrant world of Indian cuisine, these top places to visit in Singapore offer delicious and satisfying options that showcase the best of Indian culinary heritage. Enjoy your culinary journey through Singapore’s Indian food scene and savor the rich, diverse flavors that these cafes have to offer.

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OJT EATS | Singapulah

If you've walked down Shaftesbury Avenue lately, you may have seen a bit of a queue forming across the road from the Les Mis theatre. If you look closely, you'll see that it is for a new Singapore restaurant called Singapulah.

The place has a very retro aesthetic that works really well. It essentially looks like something out of Singapore in the 80s (or at least how we imagine it would look - seeing as we don't have any real idea)

Food-wise, the place is all about showing off the classics of Singaporean cuisine, including some slightly lesser known dishes such as this kueh pie tee. Apparently it's a signature Peranakan dish made with crisp shells filled with stewed turnip and carrots and topped with prawn and peanuts. This was really refreshing and a nice light start to the meal.

While they do all the classics, there's also a couple of slight twists. These were fried chilli crab baos. It's a pretty good attempt at getting all the elements of a chilli crab in a handy snack sized portion. You have the fried mantou in the bun dough and then it's filled with the chilli crab mixture. We'd have liked a little bit more actual crab in this but other than that, this was really nice. A great little alternative for when you don't want a whole crab.

This place does a bunch of different type of noodles so we figured we had to order at least one of them. This was the Singapulah Bak Chor Mee. It's a wheat noodle dish with fish balls, pork belly and a bunch of other things too.

Onto the kopi pork: little morsels of slightly crispy pork in an ever so slightly coffee flavoured sauce. These were very tasty. I couldn't really taste the coffee too much and it was more a slightly sweet almost bbq sauce but there was a hint of the bitterness that you get from coffee in there.

Then it was finally onto dessert. We ordered the kueh lapis which is what looks like a multilayered rice cake. It was very sticky and the flavour was pretty subtle but a lovely end to the meal.

All in all, this was a pretty impressive meal. The decor and atmosphere of the place was excellent and I'll definitely be going back at some point to try their chilli crab and cereal prawns! It's a little pricey for what it is but worth a visit for a good example of some Singaporean classics.

Singapulah, 53 Shaftesbury Ave, London W1D 6LB

Cheers, JL

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Phu Quoc Trip Itinerary Day 6: Breakfast at Novotel Phu Quoc and Returning back to Singapore :( On the last day of our Phu Quoc trip, we woke up early to do a morning job by the sea. Jogged up north towards... ( Open Link to Read More.. ) https://www.2bearbear.com/phu-quoc-trip-itinerary-day-6-breakfast-at-novotel-phu-quoc-and-returning-back-to-singapore/

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Good morning! The obligatory Toast Box coffee & kaya toast experience at Bugis Junction. #singapore #wheninsingapore #toastbox #goodmorning #bugisjunction #coffee #kayatoast #singaporefood #happyday #coffeetime #kopi #morningmotivation #energize #mytravelgram #breakfast #brekky #greatmoments #travels #missthis #wakeywakey

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Singaporean Noodles - Bak Chor Mee with Minced Pork Noodles

Indulge in the aromatic symphony of Singaporean-style Noodles - Minced Pork Noodle bak chor mee, a culinary delight that will transport your taste buds to the streets of Singapore.

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Delight in a Healthy Tabbouleh Salad at Pasha Turkish Restaurant

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(via 50 Cheap and Good Restaurants in Singapore Worth Trying)

Welcome to Singapore, a melting pot of diverse culinary delights! While dining out can sometimes put a strain on your wallet, we’re here to help you enjoy great food without breaking the bank. Join us as we embark on a gastronomic adventure, exploring the best cheap and good restaurants in Singapore. Get ready to indulge in a culinary journey where affordability meets incredible flavours!