Loving Hut
Part of international chain of vegan restaurants inspired by Supreme Master Ching Hai, an advocate for veg living. Each outlet is individually owned. Serves vegan food, non-alcoholic beverages, vegan desserts. Has kids menu. Last order 2:15pm, 9:15pm. No reservations on weekends or holidays. Open Mon-Fri 11:30am-3:00pm, Mon-Fri 6:00pm-9:30pm, Sat-Sun 11:30am-9:30pm. Public holiday hours - 11:30 am-9:30 pm. Last order 9pm.
Category: Vegan, Chinese, International, Western, Fast food, Take-out, Catering
Reviews (13)
First Review by cdrkContributions +54
Delicious and so many choices - Edit
It was difficult to choose between all the menu options as they all sounded so good. I opted for the chick'n rice and tried 2 other people's dishes and they were all excellent. The price is very reasonable too, as you get large portions. Staff were friendly.
Pros: Delicious meals, Affordable , Friendly staff
Contributions +11
Veggies are crisp - Edit
The veggies in the Char Kuay Teow were light and crisp. Varied menu, reasonably priced. Ample roadside parking and open carparks nearby.
Will be back. 👍
Contributions +51
Unique menu and excellent cooking skills - Edit
Taste of perfection. Cozy atmosphere. Almond scramble with smashed potatoes and three cup chickin are our favourites. They have never failed us over the last 20 visits or so.
Pros: all vegan
Cons: a bit far from public transport
Contributions +29
Vegan variety! - Edit
My wife and I shared the satay, laksa and stir fried kai lan and we were full after finishing! The portions were so generous. Overall taste was 9/10 too! Will return to try more of the dishes.
Pros: Huge portions, Variety
Cons: Closes too early (9.30pm)
Contributions +2093
So good! - Edit
Delicious food, friendly staff, excellent shakes/smoothies.
Get the tandoori burger!
Pros: All vegan, Friendly, Delicious
Contributions +1295
Loving the Loving Hut - Edit
You just can't go wrong when eating at Loving Hut. From Berlin to Brighton to Paris, I have been lucky to try a few of the international chains and Loving Hut Singapore is definitely up there. We went here twice during our stay and absolutely loved the Thai tofu tod, seitan satay skewers and the 5 spice roll. We also sampled the tandoori flame burger, nasi campur chicken chop portobello and vegan scallops, all of which were well presented and very tasty. The prices are a little expensive with starters and mains ranging from $6.90-$12.90 but well worth it in my opinion, as the food is excellent. If I has one fault it is the desserts. Many of the choco desserts are frozen and not fresh, which was disappointing. Aside form that though, definitely include Loving Hut in your Singapore itinerary.
Pros: Excellent vegan food, Friendly staff, Nice vibe
Cons: Desserts disappointing, A little expensive (but worth it!)
Contributions +128
Local food vegan style - Edit
Best place in Singapore to try local dishes like Nonya Laksa the vegan way... Western / fusion menu options also very good. Try the burgers...
Pros: Taste, quality and variety , Ambience , Friendly service
Cons: Location
Contributions +28
Always leaving satisfied!! :D - Edit
As I'm the only vegan in my family, I was and still have very delighted that my mom loved this place! The dishes we got were delicious and the desserts are spot on! :) I've been there a couple of times already and I'll definitely still be going back! If you're looking for vegan local foods, this is the place to go :D
Pros: Great service, good food, awesome desserts
Cons: slightly pricy, limited transportation
Contributions +1635
loving hut joo chiat - Edit
we wanted to try this after reading online reviews of loving hut singapore.
while its presentation was pretty, the almond crumb fillet (sgd14.90) didn't quite reflect what was displayed on the menu. there were three pieces of fake meat, more "cutlet" (yam?) than "fillet", and a little bit of veggies on the side. it definitely wasn't cheap (prices are before 10% service charge), and might not be enough if you're a huge eater.
the nyonya laksa lemak (sgd9.90) again was well presented, with doumiao and sambal on a separate plate, but didn't live up to its looks: the gravy wasn't thick and "lemak" enough and the mock seafood was doughy and unappetising.
we also ordered an avocado smoothie (sgd7.90) to share. this was delicious and refreshing, surprisingly thick and creamy enough even though only avocado, coconut flesh and coconut water were used. the male wait staff took the initative to ask if we'd like the smoothie served in two smaller glasses instead of one.
while the place is cosy and good for a quiet chat, for its higher-than-average prices there are many other options in singapore.
food menu:
http://www.lovinghut.in/files/5714/4178/3151/LH_Menu_Food_Sept_2015.pdf
drinks menu:
http://www.lovinghut.in/files/6114/4178/3308/LH_Menu_DRINKS_Sept_2015.pdf
Updated from previous review on Friday October 02, 2015
Pros: nice presentation of food, cosy place
Cons: expensive
Contributions +25
Extensive menu and large servings - Edit
Wow - what an amazing selection of items to choose from on their menus!
We were taken there by some non-vegan friends who live in the area. They were astonished at how yummy all the food was and the variety of choices. For us, a family of 5, we were impressed by the sheer variety of food, drinks and dessert. My 8yo nearly jumped out of her seat when she realised that she could have lasagne in Singapore (we'd been eating other types of food); And what an amazingly HUGE serving of lasagne it was - I don't think an average adult could finish it off.
They do have a kids menu with smaller portion sizes, and will happily provide a high chair for the really little ones and their own child-size plates, cups and cutlery.
Their main food items included laksa, salads, pasta, burgers, and rice dishes - something for everyone. Their long list of drinks made it a bit difficult to choose from and the drinks were sizeable.
Staff are friendly and attentive but the prices aren't cheap. I'd call them moderate (esp when compared to Sydney food prices). For a family of 5, who each ordered a drink and a main (which wasn't necessarily a kids meal), it cost us just over $120, so not cheap. However, everything was DELICIOUS!
We didn't hang around for dessert as we were all too full from dinner... they were also trying to close up around us, but were at least polite about it.
Recommended as a restaurant for a special occasion.
Pros: Variety, Service, Atmosphere
Cons: Price
Contributions +127
Great Food - Edit
If this is what Loving Hut is like everywhere I will definitely become a patron. The food was fantastic, though a bit more expensive than I've come to be accustomed to living in China, it was worth every penny. I was only there for two days. And I wanted to try more places so I stuffed myself with 3 dishes and 2 drinks. It was all very good and they had some new flavors and a few things I asked about were simple alterations that made them great. I'm a pure gluten free vegan and they had plenty of options and everything was labeled very nicely with spicy, garlic,onion/gluten-free for peoples preferences.
Pros: Great flavor, Friendly staff, Great Selection
Cons: Pricey
Contributions +17
Best of the Best - Edit
My favorite restaurant in the world! I don't eat out much, but was in Singapore for a few weeks, and I was thrilled to find this superb restaurant near my hotel. Both local and Western dishes are excellent; local tend to be more economical. Drinks fantastic (try the coconut-avo and choco-avo smoothies). 6 stars! (I'm not a devotee of their Master, but I'm very grateful to her for this)
Contributions +183
Not moderate. - Edit
I didn't eat there, I checked the whole menu (food and drink), it is very expensive according to Singaporean standard !!!
I know it's mostly organic but still, some meals cost 16SD, knowing that in some places one can it for 3 or 4SD...
It would be nice to keep what I encoded while adding this place : expensive !
The place looks clean and nice, the menu is big, mostly Asian but also burgers, fries, etc.
As I have to write an overall rating, I do but I never ate in that one ! I ate years ago in another smaller one that was pretty good.
Cons: Expensive
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