How Much is SUFOOD in Singapore? Complete Price Guide

Vegetarian food with no mock meat and no apologies — SUFOOD, Taiwan’s number one vegetarian chain, has been quietly converting carnivores at Raffles City with Italian-inspired meatless cooking that stands on vegetables alone. The signature move is confidence: instead of fake steak, the menu offers lion’s mane mushrooms with black pepper sauce (S$21.80++) and lets the ingredients do the talking. A solid alternative is the PUTIEN menu, known for its vegetable-forward Fujian dishes, though SUFOOD’s set menus are the better value play.

The deals are the story: a value 3-course lunch set at S$15++ (salad or soup, main, drink, daily 10am–5pm), a 6-course dinner, and an 8-course dinner at S$39.80 with mulberry cider. A la carte stars include cream of wild mushroom soup with black truffles (S$9.80++), wild mushroom charcoal tagliatelle and tiramisu without alcohol (S$6.80++).

SUFOOD vegetarian dishes

SUFOOD Menu: Sets & Prices

SUFOOD’s set menus are among the best vegetarian value in town: multi-course Italian-leaning dinners at prices that undercut most casual restaurants. Everything is alcohol-free, and dishes can be prepared vegan or lacto-ovo on request. All prices below are approximate and subject to 10% service charge and GST.

Set Menus

The value 3-course lunch (S$15++, 10am–5pm daily) is the entry point; the 6-course dinner and the 8-course dinner (S$39.80, with mulberry cider and a beverage) are the full experience — appetizer trios, rosemary breadsticks, salad, soup, main and dessert.

SetPrice (S$)
Value 3-Course Lunch Set (daily 10am-5pm)15.00
6-Course Dinner Set33.80
8-Course Dinner Set (with mulberry cider & beverage)39.80
SUFOOD restaurant interior Raffles City

Soups & Salads

Cream of wild mushroom soup with black truffles (S$9.80++) is the signature starter — light, since no corn starch is used. French onion and cheese soup (S$6.00) is a rarity in vegetarian restaurants, done here without beef broth.

ItemPrice (S$)
French Onion & Cheese Soup6.00
Classic Garden Salad (approx.)7.80
Cream of Wild Mushroom Soup with Black Truffles9.80

Mains

Lion’s mane mushrooms with black pepper sauce (S$21.80++) is the dish that redefines meatless dining; the wild mushroom charcoal tagliatelle and grain rice with mushroom and truffle (S$21.80++) back it up. The homemade vegetable calzone (S$15.00) is the comfort pick.

ItemPrice (S$)
Homemade Vegetable Calzone15.00
Wild Mushroom Charcoal Tagliatelle (approx.)19.80
Grain Rice with Mushroom & Truffle21.80
Lion’s Mane Mushrooms with Black Pepper Sauce21.80
Star Pizza (approx.)18.80

Desserts & Drinks

Alcohol-free tiramisu (S$6.80++), soursop juice (S$8) and pearl barley with winter melon (S$5) close the meal. Vegans should note desserts contain egg and dairy.

ItemPrice (S$)
Iced Latte4.50
Pearl Barley with Winter Melon5.00
Tiramisu (alcohol-free)6.80
Soursop Juice8.00

Frequently Asked Questions About SUFOOD Singapore

Yes — the entire menu is vegetarian, and the kitchen caters to vegans and all vegetarian types on request, including no-garlic/no-onion preparations. Notably, there are no mock meats: the Italian-inspired cooking leans on vegetables, mushrooms, cheese and grains instead. Tell the staff your dietary type when ordering and they will adapt.

The 6-course dinner set runs about S$31.80–S$33.80++ per person: appetiser trio, rosemary breadstick, salad, soup, main and dessert. The value 3-course lunch set is around S$15–S$21.90++ (soup or salad, main, drink), available 10am–5pm. À la carte mains like the vegetable calzone sit near S$15.

The French onion soup is the cult starter — rare to find a beef-broth-free version this rich. For mains, the homemade vegetable calzone (S$15 à la carte) is huge and shareable, and the star pizza with wasabi sauce on the side wins fans. The baked button mushrooms with garlic butter are the most-praised small plate.

Surprisingly, yes — reviewers who normally avoid vegetarian food report not missing meat here. The Italian framing helps: pastas, pizzas and calzones read as comfort food first, vegetarian second. It is a safe pick for mixed groups where one diner is vegetarian, since the 6-course set feels like a proper dinner out.

The Raffles City outlet (252 North Bridge Road, #02-19) is the flagship full-service restaurant. Wheelock Place (501 Orchard Road, B2-01) runs a more casual format with breakfast sets from 9am and the S$15++ value lunch. Both serve the core set menus; Raffles City suits dinners, Wheelock suits quick lunches.

Conclusion

The SUFOOD menu in Singapore makes vegetarian dining feel like a treat rather than a compromise: 6-course sets from S$31.80++, a S$15++ value lunch, and Italian comfort food with zero mock meat. The French onion soup and vegetable calzone are the orders to remember. Meat-eaters dining with vegetarian friends will not feel short-changed.

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