Local knowledge · Updated October 2026

Vegan food in Singapore: a practical guide

Find plant-based burgers, Vietnamese bowls, desserts and catering, with sources attached.

Match the meal to your craving

VeganBurg focuses on plant-based burgers. nomVnom describes modern vegan comfort food, while The Kind Bowl offers Vietnamese-inspired plant-based dishes. These are different starting points for different cravings.

Vegetarian and vegan are different labels

A vegetarian menu can include egg, dairy or honey. If a venue has vegan options, request the selected vegan dish rather than assuming every vegetarian dish qualifies.

Check the current outlet

Menus and locations can change. Open the business link attached to each listing before travelling, and ask about any strict dietary or allergy requirement directly.

Places to explore

Western · Fusion
Fully vegan⌖ Eunos

VeganBurg Eunos

Plant-based burgers with local flavour influences. An easy alternative when your group wants a casual burger meal.

Egg-freeDairy-free
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Western · Fusion
Fully vegan⌖ Clarke Quay

nomVnom Bistro

Modern vegan comfort food, from burgers and pasta to rice dishes, in Clarke Quay.

Egg-freeDairy-freeNo onion / garlic
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Vietnamese
Fully vegan⌖ Singapore

The Kind Bowl

Vietnamese-inspired plant-based bowls and noodles, including a vegan take on pho.

Egg-freeDairy-free
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Not specified
Fully vegan⌖ Islandwide

Delcie’s Desserts & Cakes

An egg-free and dairy-free cake range for celebrations. Product pages describe additional dietary options individually.

Egg-freeDairy-freeCakes
Desserts
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Sources are linked on each place page. This is a curated starting point, not a ranking or complete inventory.

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