First time visit Peace Vegetarian. Feel goods, we ordered four different dishes and herbal drinks, satisfied with the food with all natural ingredients, will visit again.
D Lo
5
Really yummy thunder tea rice. Light yet flavourful and there was just the right amount of chai po (pickled vegetables) in every bite. I’m not a fan of basil leaves (sadly, it’s a rather common ingredient in this dish) but was fine with the addition here. Soup was just the right consistency. The dish was $7.80 and costs $9.80 if you get a set that comes with a bottled herbal tea of choice (u.p. $2.50). Paynow and contactless payments accepted here. The wait at 1250pm was rather long with the lunch crowd. My order took about 15 minutes to be prepared.
Zhihan Lee
5
Nice lei cha dishes! The soup is very tasty. Some feedback: pls try not to put the dirty dishes outside, definitely not where customers are sitting and super definitely not next to your clean bowls and plates. 🙏
Marc Ha
4
The lei cha kolomee was tasty, especially the soup.
However, the black vinegar trotter wasn’t anything like what was advertised. The ingredients were sparse for $10.80, and there was only 1 “trotter” in the soup. I liked the flavor but the picture in the menu is misleading.
Xin Ru Toh
5
Relatively newer eatery, taking over nomVnom. To my understanding, the menu is fully vegan (no egg, dairy, honey, vitamin D3). For religious vegetarians, the menu is also allium-free, but the Yellow Wine Mushroom Pot contains alcohol (housemade wine fermented from soybeans). Love their emphasis on whole-food plant-based dishes; it’s quite refreshing to eat Chinese dishes featuring fresh natural ingredients without mock meat! Menu has items such as double-boiled soups, leicha variations, homemade pumpkin rice and yam rice, etc. Enjoyed the tasty and wholesome items I ordered. Appreciated the more wallet-friendly price point too. Staff was friendly and I would honestly love to return soon! Connected to Tai Seng MRT.
Polly
5
Yummy soups that reminds us of childhood days, and are vegetarian.
Fairy
4
Watercress soup and ABC soup are both tasty and full of flavor of the ingredients.
However, Teochew nanru pot and mei cai with mushrooms are a bit too sweet to my liking.
The longan and white fungus drink tastes great and natural.
Liat Chuan Kang
5
Located at the old nomVnom. Got a lot more new dishes, all are yummy!
C K
5
Peace Vegetarian at 18 Tai Seng B1 (same floor with Fairprice) serves flavorful and satisfying plant-based dishes. I tried the Vegetarian Bak Kut Teh, Thunder Tea Fried Rice, and Yam Rice.
The Bak Kut Teh was rich and comforting, with a well-balanced herbal broth and crispy you tiao on the side — a lovely traditional pairing. It was served in a claypot, which kept the herbal broth warm and added to its rustic presentation. It felt nourishing and full of depth.
The Thunder Tea Fried Rice was a pleasant surprise. Unlike the traditional version that comes with soup poured over rice, this version was dry-fried and full of wok hei, with generous portions of chopped vegetables, nuts, and herbs that gave it a nice crunch and complexity. It's a great twist on a classic, and very satisfying.
The Yam Rice was beautifully seasoned with five-spice and featured soft, tasty chunks of yam. The only downside was the portion size — smaller than expected and not very filling on its own.
Overall, Peace Vegetarian is a great spot for quality vegetarian fare, with bold flavors and a comforting menu. Just be prepared for slightly smaller portions on some items.
PingYew Tan
5
Have you tried Thunder Tea Mee Hoon Kueh?😂 Delicious 👍