Hakka Lei Cha, Vegan Kolo Mee
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The vibe: good for families
Singapore · The 15 essentials
Best Vegan Restaurants in Singapore (2026)
Ranked by overall rating, signature dish strength, and how much reviewers praise the food. If you only have a weekend, start here.
The 15, ranked
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Peranakan-Thai, Vegan Menu
$$$
The vibe: good for groups
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Japanese, Vegan Omakase
$$$
The vibe: good for dates
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Chinese Laksa, Fully Vegan
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Worth ordering: #1 LaksaWorth ordering: #3 Noodles
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Oat Gelato, Fully Vegan
$$$
Worth ordering: #1 Ice cream
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Sourdough, Vegan Croissants & Pizza
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Vegan Bites, Creative Cocktails
$$$
The vibe: good for dates
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Peranakan Kueh, Vegan Mains
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Korean Noodles, Vegan Jjajang
$$
The vibe: good for groups
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Chinese Hawker, Vegan Noodles
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Japanese Ramen, Vegan Shoyu
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The vibe: good for groups
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Korean Jjampong, Vegan Dishes
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The vibe: good for groups
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Japanese Ramen, Vegan Bento
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The vibe: good for groups
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Chinese Bao, Vegan Char Siew
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The vibe: good for groups
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Lebanese Mezze, Vegan Falafel
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The vibe: good for dates
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Questions about the 15 essentials in Singapore
What are the best vegan the 15 essential in Singapore?
1. Fire Flies (formerly known as "Thunder Tree" ) (5.0★, Chinese). 2. Whole Earth (5.0★, Peranakan). 3. Ki Su Shoujin Omakase (5.0★, Japanese). 4. Yi Xin Vegetarian (5.0★, Chinese). 5. Oat & About | Oat Milk Gelato (5.0★, Vegan).
Which is the #1 pick for the 15 essential in Singapore?
Fire Flies (formerly known as "Thunder Tree" ) — Hakka Lei Cha, Vegan Kolo Mee.
How does Spinach rank these?
Composite = Spinach rating × 0.6 + signature dish strength × 0.25 + reviewer food rating × 0.15. We cap at 15 and dedupe brand chains.
All 15 places refreshed 2 nov 2026. Photos via Google Maps.
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