(Perm Closed) Top 5 Cheap Vegetarian Food: Kembangan Vegetarian

If you think vegetarian food is always expensive or boring, Kembangan Vegetarian might just change your mind completely. This humble cheap vegetarian food is one of those old-school gems that keeps people coming back for years. Run by a friendly elderly couple, the auntie handles the cooking while the uncle warmly serves customers. They have built a loyal following with their comforting and affordable vegetarian dishes. Whether you are a full-time vegetarian or simply looking for a cheap and satisfying meal, this place is definitely worth checking out.

One thing that immediately stood out was how budget-friendly the food is. In Singapore, finding a cheap vegetarian food at a reasonable price is becoming increasingly difficult, especially with rising food costs. Cheap vegetarian food can also be hard to come by nowadays, but Kembangan Vegetarian still manages to serve delicious and filling dishes at wallet-friendly prices without compromising on flavour or portion size. That alone is something worth celebrating.

kembangan vegetarian stall

Cheap Vegetarian Food – Bee Hoon

Their bee hoon which starts from just $3.50, making it a wallet-friendly option for breakfast or lunch. If you keep it simple with cabbage and crunchy fried soya bits, it is even cheaper which is truly value for money. The bee hoon is light yet satisfying, tossed in just the right amount of seasoning that makes every mouthful comforting without feeling heavy.

cheap vegetarian food

Beyond bee hoon, they also serve vegetarian kway chap, brown rice porridge, and laksa on particular days, so there is plenty to choose from depending on your cravings. All of it are truly affordable cheap vegetarian food that is hard to find elsewhere in Singapore.

The Food Feels Like Home

The food here feels very home-cooked. The flavours are not overly heavy, oily, or salty. Instead, the dishes give off that familiar comforting taste that reminds you of a simple home meal prepared with care and love. There is no fancy plating or elaborate presentation, the food served straight from the heart.

If you visit on the 1st or 15th day of the lunar month, be prepared to queue. Regulars know this is the spot for comforting vegetarian fare. On these special days, they also offer curry vegetables, which adds a lovely fragrant touch to the spread.

Tips Before You Visit

There are a few things worth knowing before you make your way down:

  • Items sell out quickly and the stall typically closes around 1PM or earlier, so an early visit is strongly recommended.
  • The stall is located in a neighbourhood coffeeshop setting, so seating is casual.
  • Payment is straightforward, you can pay by cash or via PayNow using the uncle’s handphone number, so either way you are covered
  • Portions are generous for the price, so even a basic order will leave you feeling full and satisfied.

Affordable, nostalgic, and full of heart. This is the kind of hidden gem that proves good food doesn’t need to be expensive.

Sad News: The Stall Is Now Permanently Closed 🥲

Kembangan Vegetarian has officially served its last plate. Their last day was on 1 May 2026 (Labour Day), which also fell on the lunar calendar 三月十五. The queue on the final few days was a beautiful testament to just how much this stall meant to the community. They will truly be missed by all who had the privilege of enjoying their cheap vegetarian food.

long queue at cheap vegetarian food

As for me, the search for good cheap vegetarian food in Singapore continues and I will definitely keep a lookout for the next hidden gem. If you happen to know of a great affordable vegetarian stall, do drop it in the comments below or reach out to me directly. I would love to hear from you and give it a try!

If you are looking for other affordable options in Singapore, do check out our review of Chindamani Roti Prata for a satisfying and budget-friendly prata experience.

Location: 
Coffeeshop at Blk 137 Potong Pasir Ave 3 Singapore 350137
You can find directions on here.

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