Pho Laksa. This is the first time I tried laksa served with fried fritters. Hehe… A little weird. I thought fried fritters are only for soya milk and bak kut teh. I like the pho noodles better than the usual bouncy laksa noodles. 
Vegetarian Lasagne. Two thumbs up!
Pumpkin soup. Still as good as it was the last time I tried. 
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P/S: Food are from Indinine restaurant at Suntec City.
Veggie Bun wrote @
Crystal, you got it right. It is from Indinine at Suntec City. So sorry for missing out the restaurant name. Will get it edited.
Anonymous wrote @
Hi,
May i also recommend Vegetarian Cafe : Roma’s Deli at Shaw Tower #01-23 just beside the currently renovating foodcourt.
I would say it serve very cheesy italian food at very reasonable price. It also serve nice soup for set lunch/diinner at a cost of < $10 with choice of pasta, baked rice, lagsagne or pizza.
So far that’s my favourite vegetarian italian outlet.
Hmm, will try to visit Indinine at Suntec next time I am there
Sunny
Veggie Bun wrote @
I tried Roma’s Deli before when I newly became vegetarian. Although the price is cheap, the soup is quite diluted and the lasagna that I tried wasn’t that good because the vegetables are overcooked till very soft and soggy.
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Hihi,may I know where you have the Vegetarian Lasagne & pumpkin soup? Tks ~
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