Shop Reviews

I'm a meat guy so i rarely eat Vegan food. But today upon trying this outlet, i have to say its not too bad..overall food was good and taste delicious. Looks appealing and appetizing as well.

I must mention the presence of flies in the restaurant, it was quite annoying. Food was alright, slightly warmer than lukewarm even though the pan was hot. Staff mixed up our side dishes to other table and just swapped back after placing it on the other table. I don't know if it had been touched by other patrons. A nicer way for the other table would be to just leave it. A nicer way for us is to bring us a new one. It is not nice to remove food from one's table. It is also not nice to shift food from other table to us is my point.

Actually is about 4.5 stars. Minus 0.5 star cos the hotplate eggplant dish was not cooked evenly. Some eggplants were soft, some were half-cooked. All the 3 dishes we ordered taste good and the amount of oil and salt was just nice. Service was quick too. Considering the place at Orchard, dishes are reasonably priced. Definitely be back when I'm in the area and craving for vegetarian food.

Had dinner here upon the recommendation of friends Every single dish ordered was very flavorful and unique to the region. All dishes are plant based. Ordered the Penang Laksa, Fruit Rojak and Satay Skewers Delicious. Will come back again if I come back to Singapore

My go-to vegetarian restaurant other than Green Dot. They offer a good variety of dishes, their taste is consistent, and service is always efficient and friendly. I've visited D'life several times and tried a few of their dishes. My favourites would be the prawn noodles and Penang laksa. Both are incredibly tasty and served in generous portions. I tried their fish noodle soup this time, and it tasted great as well.

Convenient location for friends to meet up. Food is good for everybody, even for vegans. Order and pay online via QR code. I like the menu too, so simple and easy to choose for my vegan friends. Free flow of condiments, help yourself if you need more chilli etc. Enjoy, food is really good for everyone.

This place in Orchard road has so many vegetarian type dishes. Food is tasty. Prices are very affordable especially the single dishes. Staff are friendly and polite. Ordering interface on mobile device seems acceptable but likely takes alot of time with payment gateway included.

The food here is on the pricier side but for vegan/vegetarian, it tastes great! I especially like the stir-fried eggs a lot. Hokkien mee was a bit bland though. Service was friendly and food was served quickly.

B2 of Orchard Gateway, you will have to wait in line for a table crowded during lunch and dinner peak hours. They have a very extensive menu and this is a vegetarian restaurant, but they made vegetarian food exciting you would not feel that you actually missing out on meat and I totally applaud them. We ordered the fried rice nasi goreng, stir fried vegetables, fried mushrooms, coated with salted egg, and a mushroom dish with fried French beans in a light curry sauce. We subsequently added on the clay pot glass noodles, which is a broth of mushrooms with mock prawn. We also ordered the golden pumpkin which was tofu in a pumpkin sauce, which vegetables. What then I was really the mushroom fried mushroom the stir fried mushroom with curry sauce it was totally addictive. I did not find it too overwhelming and a vegetable was still nice and crunchy . Best part of the meal, despite the tastiness, I was sceptical at first, but I did not feel thirsty at all, hence, I will go back definitely !

Sometimes I enjoy eating vegetarian food, and whenever I’m around the Orchard area, D’Life @ Orchardgateway always comes to mind. On this visit, I had the Bak Kut Teh, Salad Mushroom, and Asam Fish — all of which were savory and delightful. I really enjoyed the flavors. However, the service could use some improvement. It was quite difficult to get the staff’s attention, as they seemed busy and rushed — possibly due to being understaffed. That said, we still had a good overall experience. D’Life offers a wide variety of vegetarian dishes, and I’ve also tried their Meesua, Horfun, Hotplate Tofu, Satay, and Claypot Curry in the past — all satisfying and delicious. Note: Expect longer queues, especially on the 1st and 15th day of the Chinese lunar calendar, as the restaurant tends to get very crowded on those days.