Rice House (Vegetarian)

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Saw recommendation from Open Rice and decided to give a try. Have to wait for quite long (more than 30 minutes) due to Vesak Day but the food worth the wait. They do offer quite a wide variety of food but several dishes were sold out, probably because of Vesak Day. So decided to come again another day to try out other dishes when it is less crowded. saw that the crispy duck (vegetarian) looks nice.

Whenever felt sickening about meaty food, I usually change my diet to light vegan culinary. Getting more people emphasize in food-conscious, Vegetarian Eatery was nowadays easily accessible. Rice House was just exact situated in between Aljunied MRT and Paya Lebar MRT, walking distance when alighting at either one station.Beautifully presented with the dressing of cucumber and tomato, it looked seemingly to the normal one. “Fried Chicken” was crispy, coated well by fluffy skin. Rice was in good-

Rice House is one of the best value for money, and taste wise, one of the best places for vegetarian food. When you are looking for something healthy but still tasty, go for the carrot porridge; topped with mock minced meat, which adds flavour to the porridge, and braised peanuts, which are good to go with porridge as well. Thinly sliced carrots are also added to the porridge. Do try their fried tofu with thai chilli sauce and mushroom noodles.

This is my favourite vegetarian food place so far, and has been for a couple of years. Located among HDB blocks, this place is a rare find. They offer very affordable vegetarian food, and constantly come up with new creations - I have never seen such wide variety of different dishes which are all vegetarian. Who says vegetarian food must be bland? I love the fried chicken (made from beancurd), or "yan su ji", which is absolutely delicious. Also try their mock chicken cutlet rice - equally tasty.

This vegetarian eatery is highly recommended by my brother in-law, & finally I had the chance to join them for dinner at this eatery located near a temple in Geylang East on a Saturday evening. I was told that if monks come here to eat, it would be free of charge for them. It was considered early for dinner (6pm) but the eatery was almost full. Here's how the food were:Spicy tomato soup ($3.50)This was served in a big bowl with lots of beancurd & tomatoes in the slightly spicy soup. Very tasty!