Is Ahimsa Sanctuary Worth It? Menu & Prices in Singapore
Tucked into a shophouse at 76 Neil Road with full Bali-holiday energy, Ahimsa Sanctuary is the rare vegan cafe that wins over committed carnivores. The all-plant-based menu runs from punchy bagels and a lion’s-mane “McSpicy” to ashwagandha lattes, and every price on the board is nett — no GST, no service charge. Add a yoga studio upstairs and breezy indoor-outdoor seating, and brunch here feels like a mini retreat in the middle of town.
Plant-based regulars who also like GreenDot will find the GreenDot menu covers the everyday local-style vegetarian fix, while Ahimsa leans into Western-style brunch and wellness drinks — the two scratch very different cravings. For a different take on meat-free comfort food entirely, the SuFood menu is worth a look for its Taiwanese vegetarian sets.
This guide covers the full Ahimsa Sanctuary menu with prices, the dishes actually worth ordering, what a meal costs per person, and answers to the questions people ask most before visiting.
Ahimsa Sanctuary Menu Singapore: Vegan Dishes & Prices
The menu is 100% plant-based and built around three cravings: brunchy bagels, hearty burgers and tacos, and a strong wellness-drink lineup. Portions are generous, flavours lean fresh rather than preachy, and prices sit in the mid-range for Singapore cafes — especially since everything is nett.
Bagels & All-Day Brunch
Bagels are the headline act. The Pesto Control — toasted bagel, creamy avocado spread and moringa cashew pesto — is the signature at around S$14.90, while the BLT bagel with smoky plant-based rashers lands near S$13.90. An “egg, bacon & cheese” style build caters to anyone chasing the full diner-breakfast experience, veganised.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Pesto Control Bagel | 14.90 |
| BLT Bagel | 13.90 |
| Egg, Bacon & Cheese Style Bagel | ~14.90 |
| Avocado Toast Bagel | ~13.90 |
Burgers, Tacos & Hearty Mains
The fun stuff lives here: a lion’s-mane mushroom “McSpicy”-style burger (about S$21, famously crispy and fiery) and the Jacked birria tacos (around S$19.90) — jackfruit standing in for slow-cooked meat, with cashew-based cheese and a dunkable consommé. The BLT sesame burger at roughly S$13.90 is the lighter, lunch-friendly pick.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Lion’s Mane “McSpicy” Burger | 21.00 |
| Jacked Birria Tacos | 19.90 |
| BLT Sesame Burger | 13.90 |
Smoothie Bowls & Acai
The Red Pitaya District bowl (about S$9.50) is the photogenic one — vivid pink pitaya blended with ashwagandha, topped with fruit and crunch. The Go Nuts! acai bowl (around S$11.90) is the safer, crowd-pleasing order for anyone new to the superfood-bowl game.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Red Pitaya District Smoothie Bowl | 9.50 |
| Go Nuts! Acai Bowl | 11.90 |
Wellness Drinks & Coffee
Drinks run from S$5.80 to about S$8. The iced Strawberry Matcha (S$8) and ashwagandha latte (S$6.50) are the signatures — the latter built around the adaptogenic herb, mellowed with creamy oat milk. Coffee purists can get a proper oat-milk flat white for S$5.80, and the cold-pressed watermelon lemonade (around S$7) is the heat-beating option.
| Item | Price (S$) |
|---|---|
| Iced Strawberry Matcha | 8.00 |
| Ashwagandha Latte | 6.50 |
| Oat Milk Flat White | 5.80 |
| Cold-Pressed Watermelon Lemonade | 7.00 |
What to Order at Ahimsa Sanctuary
First-timers should anchor on the Pesto Control bagel and an iced Strawberry Matcha — that pairing captures the cafe’s whole vibe in one sitting. Spice seekers go straight for the lion’s-mane “McSpicy”, and the birria tacos are the order for anyone who wants to see how far jackfruit can be pushed. Prices are approximate and may vary; delivery prices may differ.
Most Loved Picks
Across reviews, the Pesto Control bagel, the crispy lion’s-mane burger and the Red Pitaya District bowl come up again and again. The ashwagandha latte divides opinion — wellness fans love the concept, though the oat milk does most of the flavour talking. Whatever the order, budget roughly S$25 per person for a satisfying brunch with a drink.
Ahimsa Sanctuary Prices, Location & Hours
Expect S$13–S$22 for mains, S$9–S$12 for bowls and S$5.80–S$8 for drinks — all nett, with no GST or service charge added at the till, which keeps the final bill friendlier than it first looks. The cafe sits at 76 Neil Road, Singapore 088840, an easy walk from Chinatown and Tanjong Pagar, with a yoga studio on the upper floor. It keeps daytime cafe hours; checking the latest opening times before heading down is wise. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ahimsa Sanctuary Singapore
Conclusion
Ahimsa Sanctuary earns its hype: genuinely tasty vegan food, honest nett pricing and a calming space that feels miles from the CBD. Vegans get a full menu with zero compromises, and sceptics get the rare plant-based meal that needs no excuses.
