Top 18 Gluten-Free Vegan Spots to Explore in Singapore

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Ben Linton

Everything is gluten free and food was very tasty! Highly recommend!

Jewel Gold

Gluten free ice cream the best!

Ratna Gill

Absolutely scrumptious pasta, including gluten-free options! More options than I’ve had elsewhere for g/f Italian. Kirv was our server and was very attentive and upbeat. Definitely coming back.

Kate Ramirez

Amazing food! They offer gluten free options as well

Joy Ko (Joy)

We went to cafe to have afternoon tea. We were excited for this cafe since it has gluten-free and vegetarian dessert. However I don’t know what went wrong. The service was slow and they gave us wrong cakes. Then we waited for a while to get the correct ones. In the meantime, the staff was vacuuming the floor, which made the whole space very noisy. We couldn’t even have a proper chat. The cakes were dry and the tea which my colleague ordered was from a brand that we can easily buy from the supermarkets. And they charged 10 SGD for tea. Overall, the food and drinks were not great.

Robert Boodles

We came to the Living Café for the menu: an amazing proposition of various gluten free and vegan options, all looking amazing. That is where the goodness ended for us unfortunately. The food was bland, dry, clearly pulled together as you would fast food, with no attention to quality ingredients (tempeh burger and muffins were a particular disappointment). The service wasn't necessarily bad, it was just non-existent. Living Café is another of countless restaurants in Singapore who have adopted the QR code ordering system, and yet still charge you 10% service charge. What did I pay for exactly? For someone to walk 5 metres to my table? Finally, the state of the bathroom was closer to a dive bar than a family restaurant. Overall, low quality food (despite the great promise), at high prices, and non-existent service.

WJ C

Amazing experience and couldn't be more happy to find gluten free cones and majority of their ice cream flavors are gluten free. Staff was friendly and encouraged to try a few flavors before deciding on order. Will certainly be back again to fix my sweet tooth.

장윤서

If you go to the Botanical Garden, be sure to eat here!!!!!!!! The chicken burrito is really delicious!! It was so delicious that I couldn't believe it was vegan food..... The owner is very friendly and even gives you a gluten-free cake(?) as a lunch menu when you order. It's really rich and delicious. It's better than most brownies on the market!!!!!!! I really, really recommend it. Everyone, please go there ㅠㅠㅠ

Sanjeev Gupta

Pure Vegetarian, mostly South Indian cuisine. Menu clearly marks Vegan, Gluten-free, and No-Onion-No-Garlic items.

veggiexplorer

Earlier, gfs and I indulged in a delightful journey of flavors with @vegan_wakamama - wholesome plant-based gluten-free omakase. Chef Joyce does not add sugar and salt in her cooking. Superb culinary creations that you gotta try! @herbyvorefoods was used in one of the dish too 😍. She’s able to customise omakase to be allium free (do request accordingly) & if you like to learn cooking, she offer that too. Must make reservation before heading down. For Omakase, we paid $158/pax. After adding mocktail drinks and taxes, ~$200/ pax. Cozy restaurant, perfect for an intimate gathering with loved ones 😋💚.

Geeta Sethi

We had a very pleasant experience of dining at open farm community this afternoon. I had specifically checked with them if the spelt risotto was gluten-free. I am Gluten intolerant and new to spelt. I was assured that it is gluten-free and I enjoyed the risotto very much. However, when I checked on Google I found that spelt is a green much like wheat And it definitely contains gluten. I urge the staff To be more sensitive to Dietary restrictions of guests at the restaurant.

Seonyoung Yang

This is neither good nor bad. Mediocre but quite pricey. Well, it's rip off everywhere in Singapore so I cannot complain about the price at the moment. I went there because it's plantbased and gluten free friendly. I had falafel plate, falafels without any wheat so reliable. But I didn't enjoy the sauce and its texture that much. And it costs nearly 30sgd.. And another plantbased ball, I don't see much difference between falafels and this veggie ball. Almost same but it was even more expensive because it was on the daily special menu. Don't get it. It's quite popular among vegans and vegetarians I saw, but I think I am somewhat spoiled in other places than in Singapore to indulge variety of originally vegan and vegetarian and gluten free. I don't see any reason to return to this place. And the toilet was disgusting... Not flushed and the it's right across the kitchen..

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I was expecting kinda of more after reading the positive reviews for this type of nice looking restaurant. After experience thought. Service was kinda of average and the place wasn’t at a busy timing. The food quality was above average like a 8/10, i enjoyed it but later realized we ordered too much carb on plates for 2 pax. The gluten free pizza need to top up additional $5 which is fine. The portion is as big as the pricing. Wish they do include additional seasoning like chilli sauce/flakes for the pizza and pasta.

Danielle ben-menahem

False advertising. This place advertises that they have gluten free buns, and yet not a SINGLE one of their burger patties is gluten free. Very weird and extremely disappointing.

ulrik strodl

Gluten free options are most dishes and the staff know about avoiding cross contamination from wheat ingredients, important for people with ceoliac. The food is always next level amazing. Best palak paneer I have ever tasted.

Craig Smith

Unfortunately, the gluten free options are all made with wheat flour and soy sauce. GF just means there is no mock meat in this restaurant. That was a bit of a surprise, but I'm glad they warned me before I ate.

Brittney Fink