Vegan-friendly
Chinese
三德 is in the Yew Tee Point Kou Fu food court. Serves economy rice, udon, vege fish and chips, tom yam friend rice, yang zhou fried rice and spaghetti. Open Mon-Sun 6:30am-9:00pm.
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21 Choa Chu Kang North 6, Yew Tee Point Unit B1-17/22 Koufu Foodcourt, West Singapore, Singapore, 689578
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Added by devilry on 06 Aug 2013
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11 Reviews
First Review by devilry
CherishH
Points +13
Unpleasant experience - Edit
An unpleasant experience at San De branch outlet of yew tee point. The girl with multicolour dye hair is very rude with her words. A long queue is waiting but she is eating beside and never help the auntie. Management please review her work performance.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-07-17
Guest
Jiefu
Points +923
好吃的素食 - Edit
多选择 口福有素 eg.curry Asam yu rice sgd 5.50
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YiWei
Points +349
nice economic rice - Edit
Their economic rice dishes are quite nice and healthy, usually opted for the brown rice .. used to eat it once or twice a week each time I went to Yee yee point when I had not become a vegetarian but had allergies to meat dishes ..
Read moretried their Horfun & mee goreng all very nice:)
Pros: brown rice , Lots of Variety , Economical and good quantity
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LeeCixinMetta
Points +70
Mixed bag of great and mediocre food - Edit
It is good if you know what to order. The chef cooking is different, and some are not consistent. If you see the young male chef, he cooks wonderfully.
Read moreBut the consistently good food is the lotus root soup, shark fin (request less salt), the assam fish and the pif trotter. If you're lucky, the fried prawn for the mixed vegetables is very good.
However, the French beans and vegetables can be inconsistent. Don't bother with the zi char like hor fun as there is barely and ingredients and tastes plain.
Pros: Good options are really great
Cons: Not consistent
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Peace ...
Points +3230
Drinking Soup at San De Vegetarian (Yew Tee Point) … - Edit
Happened to be around this area, so popped by for a bowl of piping hot soup at San De Vegetarian located at the basement of Yew Tee Point.
Read moreWith the vegetarian population growing, vegetarian cuisine getting popular, more and more meat eaters embracing the plant-based diet and savouring it. It’s quite easy to find a vegetarian stall in most food court in Singapore compare to the past.
But to find a vegetarian stall selling good soup (炖汤), it’s still quite rare. Here at San De, the Soup is kept in the warmer and served in metal bowl. That day, they’re serving Winter Melon and Old Cucumber Soup.
I asked for the Old Cucumber Soup. The taste and ingredients in the soup are reasonable based on the pricing they charged. In all, with Assam Fish Rice Set ($5.5) plus this soup, I paid $8.9 for this meal.
Pros: Hot piping soup
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LeeZhengXin
Points +2122
Chinese vegetarian food - Edit
Nothing special but simple Chinese vegetarian food. Good enough as they have various options and the food is rather delicious.
Read moreCons: No free wifi service
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SKNg
Points +2074
Vegetarian food - Edit
Located inside Kofu food centre selling= mixed vegetarian rice.
Read morePros: quite many vegetarian option dishes
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HappyChia
Points +260
food court vegetarian @Yew Tee Point. - Edit
Small serving but good variety choices, soup, finger food and a la carte dishes.
Read morePros: economical
Cons: small portion. , dishes not warm enough at times., food court ventilation is poor.
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siyanyanyan
Points +43
Great variety - Edit
Not just the usual mixed vegetable rice options but many other single dish choices such as vegetarian curry assam fish, pineapple fried rice, vegetarian pig trotters, and even non-Chinese food pike mee rebus and spaghetti. The prices are low for a vegetarian stall, ranging from $4.00-$5.80 for their one dish meals. This makes me wish I live in Yew Tee!
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Amy_n_n
Points +2770
Nice food and soup - Edit
It’s very hard to get veg version of double boiled soup. Thanks to this stall provides the soup option. Not the best double boiled soup for me but it somehow satisfied my craving. I ordered 2 veg dishes with brown rice and beetroot soup, paid for $6.90. The veg dishes were not hot but they tasted nice.
Read moreTheir Zi Char also very nice! Stir fry broccoli with pea cost $5, comes with rice, very decent portion.
Need to tell the staffs to remove dairy items (no egg, no milk etc.) when you order for Zi Char as the staffs there are not aware of vegan.
In conclusion, definitely a stall I will go back again! :)
Pros: Decent portion, Nice taste
Cons: The stall auntie a bit unfriendly 😆
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devilry
Points +562
Vegetarian dishes you don't find at most places - Edit
Between their spaghetti, fried udon and yang zhou fried rice, I'm constantly drawn back to this place because they offer dishes that are surprisingly uncommon on the vegetarian scene. These dishes aren't spectacular, but they do the job when you've got that sudden craving!
Read moreI really like the fried rice (comes with egg, but they actually took the initiative to ask me if I wanted it removed, so +1 for that), which hits all the right fried rice spots.
I found the udon a little salty though - but not any less salty than most yakisoba dishes, which are generally like that - so you might want to ask for a little less sauce.
They serve their dishes in a piping hot mini-wok on top of an aluminium foil basket, which gives it a little aesthetic appeal.
Otherwise, you can opt for the usual economy rice.
Most dishes are about $3-4.
Pros: Cheap, Good choice
Cons: A little salty
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