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Vegetarian-friendly things to do in Singapore

Vegetarian eating goes better when you know the menu before you arrive, and the places below tell you. Mandai says its parks sell plant-based options, though it names no outlet, so ask at the counter. A sailing dinner offers a vegetarian menu, and Odette, inside the National Gallery, serves a vegetarian tasting menu.

Each is somewhere you'd book or buy a ticket for anyway, so the only question is what's on the table. Confirm it when you book, because menus change.

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Breakfast in the Wild

Zoo breakfast buffet at Ah Meng Terrace

1.5 hours·Mandai·From S$47

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Breakfast in the Wild is a buffet on the zoo's terrace with vegetarian options on the line, and nothing on it contains pork or lard. It's S$47 for an adult, with zoo admission extra, and you may get an orangutan or a macaw for company.

For a full day, Singapore Zoo's outlets include plant-based options. Singapore Zoo

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