Makan Vegan Tanglin Halt - Makan Vegan Tanglin Halt

Dry noodles is good, springy. For vegetarian food it is considered quite nice even though I am not vegetarian.

My favorite hot plate dishes.

Very good food. Would go back again. Nice to see an affordable vegan restaurant

Creative name, really like what you guys did with the place. Compared to the previous stall it’s an upgrade! As an expatriate vegan, it is often difficult to avoid dairy/eggs. Double plus for being vegan! Kudos to ya’ll~

Been served by a Fat lady with glasses,( in her40-50) was insulted for not been afford buying three dishes. I brought a package of beehoon with add in two dishes, she ask me in a sarcastic tone, Only two dishes, most people will buy three. I am unemployed, I couldn’t afford three dishes, pls be more mercy, not everyone can afford three dishes especially at this hard times. you are too greedy. No sympathy for poor people. You dont deserve support.

Food is okay. But THE LADY IN GLASSES IS VERY RUDE, given the fact that this happened in the morning and not much crowd yet and she is serving the food with such a bad attitude towards customer. I politely asked if I can use my dabao box, she raised her voice to take out the cover when I was handing it over to her. Then when paying I suddenly asked for additional spring roll, and she snarked at me while doing it, when I asked a bag for my dabao food, she scolded me that I should be asking beforehand because "most of the people with dabao box got their own bag too".. and she asked if I needed spoon, I said yes and "she rudely throw the pair of spoon on the glass ledge at the counter.. it was very disappointing given the fact that I politely asked for the food I was buying and the big built lady with glasses was very rude towards me. you shouldn't be starting a business day with that kind of attitude, more so, for serving your food and interacting with your customer arrogantly.

Good variety of vegetarian dishes. Tasty and attractive looking. However, prices are too steep for a neighbourhood food court. Each vegetable dish costs $1.20, rice costs $0.80. Total price for three types of vegetables with white rice is $4.40. Fried popiah costs $1.20. Love the food there, but unfortunately it is too pricey. Pro tip: buy from the dim sum stall at the same food court. Popiah costs only 80cents at the dim sum stall.

Good vegetarian mixed vegetable rice (cai png). Some of the dishes that I’ve tried: 1. Bittergourd with black bean — Stir fried with chopped up mock meat bits and black bean sauce. The bittergourd is usually cooked to a good doneness. 2. Knotted beancurd with braised peanuts — The beancurd in a knotted shape is well braised. The braising liquid itself tended to be on the sweeter side, which I do prefer. They also sell a variety of rice dishes (i.e. Rice with a stir-fried dish), which I have yet to try.