Green Age

Name: Green Age
Address: Jurong Point, Singapore 648886, Jurong Point, Singapore

3/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	Jurong Point, Singapore 648886
Categories :	Vegetarian restaurant ,
City :	Jurong Point

Best Vegetarian restaurant in Singapore

h	haha karry on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
j	joey seow on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 果真不枉此行，好吃。尤其是laksa浓郁，还可以自行选料。 It's really worth it, it's delicious. Especially the laksa is rich, and you can choose the ingredients yourself.
나	나나나나 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nasi lemak was shown with eggs. But eggs not given.
Y	Young Gun on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Curry ramen is a little too dry, potato a little too hard. Would be good if can change some of the mock meat to fishball and button mushroom. Zha Jiang noodle is very soupy, looks more like Lor Mee. Chicken rice was quite nice. Nasi lemak not that great especially the chili and rice. They have India rojar which is quite rare and is quite nice.. Price is reasonable for foodcourt. Changed menu recently. Morning and afternoon selling mixed vege, and fried rice/hor fun in the evening. Waiting time is much less now. Unfortunately pricing for mixed vege can be very expensive depending who is the cashier. Ordering 3 vege can cost $6+. Apparently the cashier is not following the menu price. Vege price is $1.10/$1.60/$2.0. However, she charged $$1.70 for long bean and cabbage which is the price for meatless item. Other item such as tofu can cost $2.80, although the menu indicate that tofu is $1.40. Strangely the cashier explained that some tofu item need to count as 2 portions price. Based on past several experience, it’s best to avoid the lady cashier.
F	FarAw XD on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The service is not good and the employee is very unexperienced and gets annoyed easily, she calculated the price wrongly. Last time we buy the food , the price is around $23. But this time we buy roughly the same thing the price is $35. I just don't understand. They give us usually lesser than the amount we put in bowl. Especially the 金针菇. The employee even asked ask to stand back so she can serve the other customers because of her own mistakes. We say we take away our food 2 times yet she still serve our food with bowls. Overall, I would say that today's service is below my normal expectations and I wouldn't wish to see this service again.
S	SK Teo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Had its Yong Tau Foo at Jurong Point Kopitiam. Price on menu shows min 5pcs + rice/noodle/vermicelli @ $5.40. Mine min 5pc with vermicelli turns out to be $7.20. When que the cashier, then was told that 2 of the items i chose are in fact consider price of 2 items each. Which means in terms of price, I had chosen 7 pcs. When told staff i wanted to change the items, in this case, was told unable as she already keyed into the machine. Feel cheated. The staff shld hv advised me in advance that 2 of my items are considered price of 4 items. If they feel tired having to advise customers all the time they shld separately list the price of of these 'special' items so customers are aware when picking out the items. Already I feel it's a bit overpriced, but given its vegetarian and in an air-con food court.m I'm ready to close one eye and pay $5.40 but their pricing system leave me speechless and cheated. Beware, if anyone of you consider having their food.
J	Jacquelaine Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ had zha jiang mian ($6) & laksa yong tau foo ($7 incl additional ingredient). laksa gravy was pretty good, though zha jiang sauce can be thicker. store should also consider introducing more contactless payment methods such as paylah/paynow & paywave etc, saw quite a few people turning away because of lack of such payment options.
Y	Yao Jun Teng on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Love the new renovation and set up over at jurong point kopitiam. It’s a blessing to have another vegetarian place to dine in at jurong point. They are a outlet from Zi Zai group. The cost is slightly above average but the food is good. They serve yong tau fu and mala Xiang guo.