Lian Xin Vegetarian Restaurant

Laksa at Lian Xin Vegetarian underneath Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 🌶️

Burst of flavours and taste when I started my first mouthful of the noodles with the soup 😍 Not too spicy, so good for me (if you love spicy, feel free to add the sambal chilli) Noodles have a firm and chewy texture, love it too 😬

This place is fully vegetarian with no alliums. Conveniently located near Maxwell MRT, only 5 minutes of walking distance from Exit 2.

Highly recommended for vegetarians and tourists if you are around the Town area for visiting and want an air-conditioned place to rest and taste some delicious local cuisines 👍

Wanton Mee at Buddha Tooth Relic Temple 🥰

Day 15 of Chinese New Year, crazily crowded and packed😍 Nevertheless, it was pure happiness seeing flocks of people eating vegetarian ☺️ Love the soup, super tasty. The noodles, ooOooO, has a fragrance smell, thanks to the sesame oil 🍜

One thing to note, this place is Fully vegetarian with no alliums 🤓 They do sell Western and Mixed Vegetable Rice (“salad style”) too

Highly recommended for vegetarians or tourists looking for delicious and tasty local cuisines that are economical ❗️

3 ingredients with bee hoon at an air conditioned area for only $4. Worth the money and filling

Surprised to know that there is vegetarian food available down at the temple. Food is cheap and really good. This cost $3.

Buddha Tooth Relic Temple is a popular Buddhist temple in Chinatown, but do you know there’s a food court at the basement?

They have recently revamped the food court to introduce more variety of vegetarian foods. So you could enjoy very affordable food in this air-conditioned eating area.

They have mixed rice, noodle and western food options here. And they have different item for everyday, so do check out the menu for what they have for the day.

I came on Friday and they have this laksa pasta. What make them so affordable is that every main you order, you will get the set meal as well.

The set meal comes with a bowl of salad and corn soup. So I definitely would come back more to try the others.

The laksa pasta itself taste creamy and not too spicy.

Simple food in a comfortable dining hall at the basement of the temple. Friendly service and compassion for all. Price is listed but donations are welcome. There is also veg cai fan, hot coffee, tea, desserts.