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blk 352 Clementi Ave 2, #01-123, Singapore 120352
This place offers a wide variety of vegetarian dishes, ranging from Nyonya/Indo to Chinese and Western cuisines. We tried the fried laksa, Tomyam mee hoon kuay, Lei cha mee hoon kuay and eggless omelette. All the dishes were full of flavor and absolutely delicious. The Lei cha mee hoon kuay stood out with its refreshing taste. Personally, I think it’s a must-try! The lady owner and staff were very friendly, making the experience even better. We will definitely come back to try more.
Delicious and Healthy Vegetarian Food! Had an amazing dining experience at this vegetarian restaurant! The food was cooked to perfection—not too salty, not too oily, just the right balance of flavors. The Gong Bao Lion Mane Mushroom was packed with flavor, the Assam Curry Fish had a delightful tangy kick, and the Clear Vegetable Soup was light yet comforting. The staff were warm and friendly, making the experience even better. Plus, the prices are very reasonable for such quality food. Highly recommended!
Limited indoor seats Bigger group most suggest to call to reserve seats 1st. Outdoor seats was warm due to recent weather although there were fans Not easy to find parking lot if you are driving. Need to circle around for a while to get a lot especially so if it is a peak hour for meals. They have member (foc) system which entitles you to discount on the meals which is kinda nice. Order from QR code at seats and payment option via app or at counter is available If not for the hot weather and outdoor seats, it would be a better experience
Tried a new vegetarian Peranakan place and it was great! We had the Rendang Monkey Head Mushroom and Orh Luah (vegetarian oyster omelette). The Rendang was flavourful and the monkey head mushroom was fresh—definitely one of the better vegetarian rendangs we’ve tasted. The Orh Luah was hot, crispy, and tasty. But since there were just two of us, we found it a little too much “luah” after a while. Still a yummy dish—best shared with 3 to 4 people. We were happy with our visit. Seating is limited, but if you’re a group of four or fewer, you should be able to get a seat easily. For larger groups (5–8 pax), it’s best to make a reservation. We saw from their video that they also offer catering and bento options. Looking forward to trying more dishes soon!









