♥ Pure Vegetarian Eateries in Singapore

Since I am a vegetarian for more than 10 years and have visited numerous vegetarian outlets in Singapore. I decided to keep a record of the pure vegetarian eateries I have visited in Singapore and Johor Bahru to share with my readers.

 

My intentions of starting this blog is to share my vegetarian and vegan recipes and where to buy the most value-for-money ingredients that are slightly uncommon with readers, hence I do not wish to clutter my recipe blog with too many posts about the various vegetarian outlets to visit. Therefore, I have compiled some of the pure vegetarian outlets I have visited in Singapore on my Facebook, in this one single album, it is arranged accordance to locations in Singapore for easy reference when you are at or going to a particular estate. 

 

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♥ Pure Vegetarian Outlets in Singapore

Sharing some of the vegetarian eateries I visited with my readers, hope it is useful for you. It is arranged accordance to locations in Singapore for your easy reference, refer to thumbnails. Click here.

♥ Vegetarian-Friendly Restaurants in Singapore

Do you sometimes wish to go meatless and yet do not want to feel outcast in the social and business context? Fret not! Check out the list of local (Singapore) vegetarian-friendly eateries below which guarantee your load of vegetarian choices even with all the carnivores around! Click here.

♥ Pure Vegetarian Restaurants in Johor Bahru
Singapore and Johor Bahru is just one small custom away by road. Hope these sharing of vegetarian outlets give you some ideas of where to go for your next trip to JB! Click here.

 

♥ Pure Vegetarian Restaurants in Malaysia

Some vegetarian restaurants I have been in Malaysia but does not include Johor Bahru (in another album). Click here.

 

♥ Where to buy?

Learning a new cuisine is actually not that challenging, it is the process of understanding & finding the ingredients in your area which is tedious and time-consuming. Thus, I am most willing to share with readers (Singapore, Malaysia and international) where I get the most value-for-money ingredients that are slightly uncommon. Click here.

 

 

 

♥ Vegetarian Food (KSL City, Johor Bahru) - VegeMore

Apart from going Beyond Veggies, now we have another vegetarian options at KSL City when we go Johor Bahru, cool! The layout of this shop is a bit different from the typical restaurants or cafés we seen. Basically it is a small shop lot in the mall, and dining area is opposite the shop, meaning it is separated by an alley. They have really catchy and appetizing photos of the dishes on the wall which really attract the passer-by.

 

Where the counter and kitchen are.

 



 Dining Area is opposite the Counter.

 

On the flip side, the food ordered will not be presented as per the beautiful pictures on the walls because they use paper bowls and plates like the Taiwan street food style. I do not really appreciate such presentation because it is not environmental friendly, and my just my personal preference, food serve in plastic, paper or styrofoam cutlery is not appetizing to me. But I can understand that this is only a small store, and getting worker for dish washing might be a problem and higher overheads.

 

If you are a fan of mocked meat (I am not), you will be spoilt for choice here as there are a wide selection, there are cooked version and also the frozen ones to bring home. They produce their own branding of mock meat, in fact this company started with producing mock meat and venture into retail F&B business in 2014. Comparing the prices, I think it is not on the cheap side oppose to other vegetarian shops I have been. Well, totally understandable because this is a mall, and not shopfront, thus rental is most likely higher.

 

 

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Let's talk about their cooked food. At first I am amazed how such a small kitchen can churn out so much dishes. When the food are served, I understand why, because most of which deep fried or steamed mock meat. The rice is steamed, soup are boiled and there are no stir-fried dishes, probably due to the constraints that it does not ventilation ducts etc like typical big restaurant kitchens.

 

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Vegetarian Laksa

Since I am not a fan of mock meat, I feel the absence of fresh greens and ingredients in their dishes. For example, the laksa has no tau pok and bean sprouts etc., only mock fish ball and meat but luckily they included some fresh mushroom. The vegetarian mutton curry is really spicy and thick, it is a must-order. A pity thing that the rice is kind of soggy and not al-dente.


Vegetarian Mutton Curry

Fried Spring Rolls

 

Cuisine: Chinese

Name: Vegemore Restaurant & Food Trading 素素乐

Address: Google map

KSL City L1-137

No. 33 Jalan Seladang Taman Abad

80250 Johor Bahru, Malaysia

Contact: +60 07-5583232
Open: Daily 10am to 9pm
Air-conditioned: Yes
Restaurant's Name card:

Read more about the other vegetarian restaurants in Johor Bahru. 

♥ Vegetarian Food (Taman Molek, Johor Bahru) - VegeTalk Gourmet

 

 

I got to know this restaurant VegeTalk Gourmet by chance, literally. We were nearby Taman Molek area and wanted to go our usual vegetarian hunt, HappyLand Cafe for dinner, but end up coming here when we Googled for vegetarian restaurants in the vicinity. It can be quite easy to miss this shop even when you walk past it, because it doesn't have that typical vegetarian 素 logo at the shopfront.

 

When we first visited this place in March 2014 it was a very quiet weekday evening, heard from the staff it was opened for only a few months. Some background of this restaurant, this is owned by the same boss of the famous Lotus Vegetarian Restaurant at Quality Hotel, Singapore. If you are a vegetarian foodie in Singapore and love buffet and steamboat, I'm pretty sure this restaurant is not new to you.  *GRIN*

 

As you can see from the below photos, the ambience here is great, you can hardly see such restaurant in Johor Bahru. Customer service is awesome too. Naturally the dining experience comes with a bigger price tag but it is still not as expensive as Singapore's and it is in Malaysia Ringgit (RM). Food wise I think is pretty reasonable and some thing unusual compared to the typical Chinese vegetarian cuisine. Worth a visit for an experience at a low cost, especially if you want to spend a romantic evening with your date or love ones.

Overall
Ambience: 9/10
Service: 9/10
Food: 7/10
Pricing: 6/10

 

 

 

 

♥ I love their principles!

Menu for Main Course

 

Mushroom Soup 

Mushroom Salad

Burger 
The veggie patty sucks, the taste is flat, rubbery and salty.
Though the staff said it is made by the in-house chef, I doubt so.
It tastes like those yucky frozen store-bought patties.
It makes me miss my homemade veggie patties, LOL!
Bonus: the fries are pretty good.



Mexican Black Beans Burrito

Cuisine: Western 

Name: VegeTalk Gourmet

Address: Google map

14 Jalan Molek 1/13 Taman Molek
81100 Johor Bahru Johor Malaysia

Contact: +60 7-358 7668
Open: Daily 1130am to 930pm. Closed on Mon
Air-conditioned: Yes
Restaurant's Name card:

Read more about the other vegetarian restaurants in Johor Bahru.

 

♥ Vegetarian Food (Johor Bahru) - Beans Talk

This is not exactly a vegetarian restaurant, it is actually a dessert shop originated from Taiwan which started with a humble beginning in the 1940s. This Taiwanese franchise dessert café,  Beans Talk has four branches in Johor Bahru (Malaysia), started in 2006. It is a great vegetarian survival outlet when you are at the shopping malls in Johor Bahru whereby it is almost impossible to find any vegetarian restaurants. 

 

This is not a pure vegetarian outlet, they do sell the Taiwan famous dishes like oyster mee sua and braised meat rice etc. Vegetarian Oyster Mee Sua is only one of the few dishes available here.

 

I love the Vegetarian Oyster Mee Sua here! The shiitake mushroom (sometimes is button mushroom) which is used to resemble oyster is soft, crunchy and juicy, the soup is also thick and flavourful, simply heavenly! It never fails to reminisce me of the holidays in Taiwan. This Eggless Vegetarian Mee Sua is definitely worth going back for. Oh yeah, do not forget to try their Taiwanese famous local desserts. I like the traditional bean curd jelly too.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Name: Beans Talk

Website: click

Open: Shopping mall hours

Air-conditioned: Yes

Address of 4 branches:

☼ 94 Jalan Nakhoda 2, Taman Ungku Tun Aminah, 81300 Skudai, Johor Bahru, Malaysia. 

 

☼ MF-35 Level 3, Innercity City Square. 108 Jalan Wong Ah Fook. 80000 Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

 

☼ L3-637a, Sutera Mall. 1 Jalan Sutera Tanjung 8/4, Taman Sutera Utama, 81300 Skudai, Johor Bahru, Malaysia.

 

☼ G39 Ground Floor, AEON Jusco Bukit Indah. 8 Jalan Indah 15/2, Bukit Indah, Johor Darul Takzim, 81200 Johor Bahru, Malaysia.


Read more about the other vegetarian restaurants in Johor Bahru.

 

 

♥ Vegetarian Food (Taman Molek, Johor Bahru) - HappyLand Cafe

This is another vegetarian restaurant in Johor Bahru that I have visited a couple of times. I like the food here, lots of varieties, it is not too salty. Staff are friendly too, highly recommended eatery for vegetarians.

 

 

 





Entrance View of Café

Name: HappyLand Café (Vegetarian)

Address: Map

No. 47, Jalan Molek 2/1, Taman Molek.

81100 Johor Bahru, Johor, Malaysia

Contact: +60 7-353 3543

Open: Daily till 10pm

Air-conditioned: Yes

 

Read more about the other vegetarian restaurants in Johor Bahru.



♥ Vegetarian Food (Skudai, Johor Bahru) - 乐天素食 Restoran Sayur-Sayuran Medan Rasa

From time to time, I get readers from Singapore asking me for recommendation on vegetarian eateries at Johor Bahru. Since I know Johor Bahru (Malaysia) pretty well and know where to get my feast for vegetarian food, why not share these information with my readers? Here it goes!

 

This is my first post and also my favourite vegetarian eatery in Johor Bahru. The curry here is simply amazing and heavenly. Not many dishes can make me go back again and again, and this curry happened to be one of the really few.

 

It is managed by a small family of 2 (or rather 3) generations: husband, wife, mother and a small boy who is always there playing or doing his homework. He is a very cute boy, I literally see him grow up over the years, he likes to come to me whenever I use my iphone. So we gave this eatery a nickname, Xiao Di Curry 小弟咖喱, translated into English means Little Boy's Curry. LOL!

 

Although this eatery themed itself as a air-conditioned outlet but the air condition is hardly on and the main door is never closed. But this is not a concern for us because majority of the eateries in Malaysia are not air-conditioned, hello, don't you know? LOL.  

 

Chicken Curry Hot Pot
Taste Rating: 9/10
The gravy is thick, well-spiced and spicy.
Literally the best vegetarian curry I had! 

Stink Beans Fried Rice 臭豆炒饭
Fried rice here is a must-order dish for us, it is not too oily and is perfect.

 

Eggless Tofu Hot Plate
Veggies are crunchy and not over-cooked, gravy is good.
But I think they could go lighter on the salt.



Entrance View of Eatery

 

Name: 乐天素食 Restoran Sayur-Sayuran Medan Rasa (Vegetarian Restaurant)

Address: Map

No. 46 Jalan Nakhoda 2. Taman Ungku Tun Aminah.

81300 Skudai, Johor, Malaysia.

Contact: : +60 7-554 3563

Open: Daily but closed around 2-5pm. Closed on Tues.

Air-conditioned: No

Restaurant's Name card:

 

Read more about the other vegetarian restaurants in Johor Bahru.