Nature Vegetarian (Sin Ming Ave)

Its Mee Hoon Goreng turned out to be better than expected. With the lime juice squeezed, the spicy & sour taste is a good mix with the sweet chilli sauce provided.

Above is Cutlet Dry noodles from their Ngian Toufu stall, the Mee Pok was quite well cooked and though presentation on the cutlet did not look good, the coat of flour was well-done with those saltish ("Yan-Su") seasoning. It actually revives my memory of those Taiwanese style of chicken cutlets.

The coffee shop is located at 409 Sin Ming Ave, #02-01 (Opp Bright Hill temple)

Opening hrs: 7am to 9.30pm

Eight Immortals (Bishan Junction 8 Food Junction)

Herbal Mutton Soup Noodles. With generous portion of mock mutton, fish and prawn slices and vegetables, this promotional item on menu at $3.80 is quite value for money. I like its soup which you can see and taste a fair amount of herbal ingredients. :-)

Soon Lee Vegetarian (Near Red Hill MRT Hawker Centre)

I couldn't resist the temptation to order its dry Ngian Toufu when I saw many patrons ordering it. Indeed, its sauce tasted excellent and very appetising. The owner was very generous with the kangkong vege, unlike some stalls. I regretted not asking for a larger bowl of the tasty and sweet soup.:P

Located beside the market near RedHill MRT, it is the central corner stall at 1st stretch opposite the HDB shops.

Kwan Inn Vegetarian Food 观音斋

Mushroom Dry Noodles at 观音斋. The fried beancurb skin mock fish slices, mushroom and vegetables are not the selling point but the well-cooked noodles themselves are, they are very "Q"!

It is located at corner coffee shop at Blk134 Geylang East Ave1, 2nd bus stop from Aljunied Mrt. Opposite Tan Swie Hian Museum.

Ying Xin Healthy Vegetarian

This new stall at the Chinatown Complex Hawker centre,

#02-005, had located its attractive banner at a very strategic location (near the escalator leading to the many vegetarian stalls such as LaoDiFang) though the stall itself is located at the other far end of the food centre. I managed to locate it only after much meandering search and it is diagonally opposite where the "Er Gu" dessert stall is.

From the menu, one can see that it is going along the healthy vegetarian concept. I ordered its Vegetarian Fish Mee Hoon Soup and its clear soup really has the fishy taste due to the generous portion of seaweed being added. It's good to know another vegetarian stall, another choice for vegetarian consumers. The stall also serves vegetarian dessert. :-)

Nice Goreng Pisang & Snacks (Vegetarian)

This is a newer stall just behind the escalator of the center food court at Basement 1 of People's Park Centre (Opp Chinatown Point), a stall away from earlier introduced Mushroom Dry Noodles vegetarian stall.

As its name, it sells a variety of fried snacks like Goreng Pisang, Fried sweet potato, Yam and Carrot cakes and Curry puffs etc. As they keep their snacks in a warmer as can be seen in picture, the snacks are still warm when you buy them. I tried their Popiah and Samosa, the skin is very crispy, a good try! They also have a specialty that combines 3 types of ingredients: yam, sweet potato and rice cake. Can give it a try when you visit the area...

Cheers:-)

Ci Neng Vegn Food at People's Park Centre B1 Center Food Court

Located at the center Food Court at Basement 1 of People's Park Centre (Opp Chinatown Point), amidst the many tour agencies, I noticed this stall is quite popular with its wide variety of dishes on its menu and its daily special.

I ordered its Mushroom Dry Noodles which came out as more like "Char Siew Noodles" with Mushrooms. The mushrooms and mock barbecue meat tasted average but I liked its pieces of "fried goose", very crispy and its noodles well-done. Not easy to find well-cooked dry noodles, so this noodles could worth a try if you miss the "wanton noodles" type of noodles. :-)