5 unique vegetarian restaurants in Singapore

Singapore touts itself as a food haven, and when it comes to vegetarian food, you will be spoilt for choice. 

Below are five unique vegetarian eateries that even the most dedicated meat-lover would enjoy: 

1. Komala Vilas

Photo: Connected to India
Photo: Connected to India

Having opened its doors in 1947, Komala Vilas is one of Singapore's oldest Indian vegetarian restaurants, and pretty much a household name. This was also the restaurant Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi dined at when he visited Singapore in 2015. The masala thosai here is a must-try. 

Address: 76-78 Serangoon Road, Singapore 217981

2. Original Sin Restaurant Origin : Mediterranean/Italian Vegetarian Restaurant

Photo courtesy: Original Sin
Photo courtesy: Original Sin

Featuring an innovative menu and award-winning wine list, Original Sin is the first and only Mediterranean vegetarian restaurant in Singapore. The restaurant also accommodates requests for dishes to be gluten-free, vegan and without onion or garlic. 

Address: Blk 43 #01-62 Jalan Merah Saga, Singapore 278115

3. Tengbespoke

Photo courtesy: Tengbespoke
Photo courtesy: Tengbespoke

Tengbespoke delivers delicious and authentic Japanese cuisine, with the creative, innovative and selective use of natural ingredients. Debunking the notion that vegetarian dining is inevitably bland, the restaurant's replication of sashimi will blow your mind away.

Address: 91 Bencoolen Street, Singapore 189652

4. Annalakshmi

Photo courtesy: Annalakshmi
Photo courtesy: Annalakshmi

As the culinary arts section of Temple of Fine Arts (TFA), Annalakshmi runs on the concept of “Eat as you want, Give as you Feel”. The restaurant is operated by volunteer staff who joyfully perform an assortment of activities, including cooking, serving, clearing tables, dish washing and taking orders. 

At Annalakshmi, as the name goes – food is revered. Anna means “food” and Lakshmi is the presiding deity. The food served here is therefore “Prasad” – a sanctified offering – and dining here is a cultural experience. 

Address: #01-04 Central Square, Singapore 059765

5. Miao Yi Vegetarian Restaurant

Photo courtesy: Miao Yi Vegetarian Restaurant
Photo courtesy: Miao Yi Vegetarian Restaurant

One of the longest established Chinese vegetarian restaurants in Singapore, Miao Yi boasts of dishes that are freshly prepared to ensure the highest standards. One of  its highlights is the mock curry mutton, which is a burst of flavours that will have you coming back for more. 

Address: 101 Upper Cross Street, People’s Park Centre #03-32, Singapore 058357