We almost didn’t go into Herbivore Restaurant after eyeballing the extensive menu outside with brightly colored pictures of what looked like raw fish. Thankfully, a waitress invited us in, giving assurance that this indeed was a vegetarian restaurant despite the very convincing photographs to the contrary. I’m so glad we accepted her offer as our dinner at the Herbivore turned out to be a fantastic dining experience.
Atmosphere
Located on the first floor of the Fortune Center, which is filled with vegetarian and vegan restaurants featuring a variety of cuisines from Singaporean to Western to Middle Eastern to name a few, Herbivore stands out as a classy, full-service restaurant serving up quality Japanese food.
The atmosphere was cozy and a bit on the dark side, with the decor made of dark features. It was surprisingly quiet despite the tables being so close together. Perhaps, however, this was reflective of the time of day (weekend evening).
Menu
The menu consisted of a variety of colorful dishes, including platters, salads, noodle dishes, rice dishes, sashimi and sushi. The Herbivore did an unbelievable job in replicating tuna, squid and eel sashimi, so much so that it played tricks with my mind, but they were made of beans.
The variety platters were a great option for the first visit as we were able to sample so many different dishes. I also enjoyed the cold somen noodles.
Vegan
The wait staff understood veganism, making it easy to omit certain aspects of a dish or make a substitution. The standard is to add mayonnaise to the top of sushi rolls so if you are vegan be sure to ask for this to be left off.
Prices and Service
The prices reflected the quality of the ingredients as well as the careful preparation of many intricate dishes. The service was efficient and the waitresses were very courteous and knowledgeable about the menu. Our waitress was very helpful in making recommendations as well.
Whether for lunch or dinner, we recommend enjoying a meal at Herbivore Restaurant.
Nutshanun
Wow. I am Thai. Vegetarian. Can you sale the original of Sushimi that I want to make it by myself at home?
Bounding Over Our Steps
Hi Nutshanun,
Sorry, but we don’t have any of the recipes of this food. If you ever travel to Singapore, we definitely recommend going to this restaurant though. Thank you for your comment as it’s nice to meet Thai vegetarians. 🙂