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A healthy Sunday brunch after church @ Queen St. Lovely on a cool morn!
Located at the 4th floor of Fortune Centre, you would find this vegetarian restaurant right as you take the escalator up.
Consider a much quieter place as the rest, but here all their items on the menu are organic foods. So the price could be more higher than the rest.
Gotten their curry rice which comes with veggies, salad and mocked meat in curry sauce.
The curry is actually very spicy. Soup available for additional $1.
Mushroom udon ($6.90)
âïž 4/5 âïž
đŽComforting and healthy udon thatâs not like any other with its chunky mushroom soup. Despite being vegan and allium-free, the soup was still enjoyably rich, flavourful, and earthy. Served with 2 chunky and juicy mock meatballs that were a mushroom-soy mix, broccoli, tomato, and mushrooms which left us sufficiently satisfied.
Continue to explore the different vegetarian options in Fortune Centre, and change upon this small shop on level 1.
Gotten their thunder tea rice and I would say the taste is decent and not too overwhelming. Taste great as you mixed all the ingredients and veggies together with the rice.
Matcha Red Bean Bread ($2)
it's usual flavour that I see it a lot before on the bakery. They went to add red bean inside the topping. But it's quite mixed taste for sweet aftertaste. The dough for bread was quite bitter and complemented well with sweet topping.
Matcha Red Bean Chestnut Bread ($2)
it's unique flavour that I didn't see it before . They went to mix with sliced chestnut and red bean inside the topping. But it's quite mixed taste for sweet and nutty aftertaste. The dough for bread was quite bitter and complemented well with sweet topping.
cassava leaves in coconut curry - an indonesian classic
texture was very hard and taste wasnât there, wouldnât recommend this
i really like that they gave it with rice cakes! a lot of places use noodles now, but warung ijo still offers that alternative
One of the popular vegetarian restaurants in Fortune Centre, which many people would come here for their yong tau foo.
Many selection of items here available on the shelf to choose from, and you can go with the rice or noodle.
It comes with clear soup which is very comforting to enjoy the meal here. Must dip with their sauce provided as well.
- vegan chicken rice ($6, +$0.10 for takeaway box) in bottom right corner
tried this vegan chicken rice from Green Bliss Habitat recently and i have to say it was a good meal fr!
tried the rice first and i have to say it doesnât quite taste like your typical chicken rice rice (well because itâs vegan), but in a good way. the rice retains the gingery aroma of its animal-infused (?) counterpart, and there was some sort of unique herbal taste to it.
the fake chicken was made of beancurd sheets, like the tau kee at those vegetarian beehoon stalls. i quite liked the fake chicken, but disclaimer that iâm a big enjoyer of tau kee so if youâre not into that taste wise or texturally maybe you wouldnât like this as much. the chicken âmeatâ was skillfully crafted by folding over the tau kee to mimick the special patterns of meat, and the chicken âskinâ was light and crispy (not sure what they use for this tho).
they gave a packet of chili sauce but i donât like spice so i didnât try it lol sorry chili lovers
overall itâs def worth a try especially for curious tastebuds! but i thought more of the âchickenâ wouldâve been given, given the price point (but i do understand that it takes skill to make vegan chicken) đ
Soup is rich & flavorful with chunks of mushrooms; tastes natural with no added dairy products; udon is firm with chewy bite; 2 pieces of housemade soya balls that are firm with meat textures; came with broccoli & cherry tomatoes; addictive & comforting bowl of noodles soup worth a try..
