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.
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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Singapore Zoo
Open-concept rainforest zoo at Mandai
Full day·Mandai·From S$49
Royal Albatross Sunset Sail
Four courses on the deck of a tall ship at sunset
2.5 hours·Harbourfront·From S$245
Yunomori Onsen & Spa
Japanese-style baths at Kallang Wave Mall
Half day·Kallang·From S$49
Odette
Three Michelin stars in the National Gallery
3 hours·Civic District·From S$288
Night Safari
The world's first nocturnal zoo
3 hours·Mandai·From S$58
River Wonders
River habitats and giant pandas
3 hours·Mandai·From S$45
Bird Paradise
3,500 birds in eight walk-through aviaries
Half day·Mandai·From S$49
Rainforest Wild Adventure
Asia's first adventure wildlife park, at Mandai
Half day·Mandai·From S$55