Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore
The venue is described as a 100% vegetarian kitchen, a claim corroborated by Restaurant Guru's independent listing, and the official site states every dish is plant-based with no animal products on the premises.
Per-allergen evidence
The venue is described as a 100% vegetarian kitchen, a claim corroborated by Restaurant Guru's independent listing, and the official site states every dish is plant-based with no animal products on the premises.
[1] Official Plant-Based Menu | Vegan Dishes in Singapore | Bazil Kitchen, Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore (official menu)
Venue's own menu page includes an FAQ that states the kitchen is 100% vegan. The FAQ also claims the menu is clearly marked for GF, though per-dish GF marks are not visible in the listing snippet.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain Race Course Rd Singapore, Singapore - Restaurant menu, prices and reviews, restaurantguru.com
The Restaurant Guru profile confirms the restaurant's branding, address, cuisine type, and Google rating. It contains no detail about allergen handling.fetched May 12, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Restaurant Singapore – Organic & Sustainable Dining | Bazil Kitchen, bazilkitchen.sg
The Bazil Kitchen homepage reiterates a fully plant-based, locally sourced, organic-where-possible ethos and repeats a vegan-kitchen positioning.fetched May 12, 2026Venue declares itself a fully vegan kitchen — the FAQ states 'all our dishes are 100% vegan… free from any animal products, including dairy, eggs, and honey.' Restaurant Guru's listing reflects the 'Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain' branding, supporting the dedicated-vegan claim. No external vegan accreditation found.
[1] Official Plant-Based Menu | Vegan Dishes in Singapore | Bazil Kitchen, Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore (official menu)
Venue's own menu page includes an FAQ that states the kitchen is 100% vegan. The FAQ also claims the menu is clearly marked for GF, though per-dish GF marks are not visible in the listing snippet.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain Race Course Rd Singapore, Singapore - Restaurant menu, prices and reviews, restaurantguru.com
The Restaurant Guru profile confirms the restaurant's branding, address, cuisine type, and Google rating. It contains no detail about allergen handling.fetched May 12, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Restaurant Singapore – Organic & Sustainable Dining | Bazil Kitchen, bazilkitchen.sg
The Bazil Kitchen homepage reiterates a fully plant-based, locally sourced, organic-where-possible ethos and repeats a vegan-kitchen positioning.fetched May 12, 2026Because the kitchen is reported as 100% vegan, dairy is structurally absent on the premises; evidence is currently limited to the venue's own FAQ, which explicitly states dishes are 'free from any animal products, including dairy'. External corroboration is limited.
[1] Official Plant-Based Menu | Vegan Dishes in Singapore | Bazil Kitchen, Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore (official menu)
Venue's own menu page includes an FAQ that states the kitchen is 100% vegan. The FAQ also claims the menu is clearly marked for GF, though per-dish GF marks are not visible in the listing snippet.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Restaurant Singapore – Organic & Sustainable Dining | Bazil Kitchen, bazilkitchen.sg
The Bazil Kitchen homepage reiterates a fully plant-based, locally sourced, organic-where-possible ethos and repeats a vegan-kitchen positioning.fetched May 12, 2026The venue's FAQ explicitly states that all dishes are 'free from any animal products, including dairy, eggs, and honey.' This makes egg-free dishes structurally guaranteed in a fully vegan kitchen. The claim rests on venue marketing only, with independent verification pending.
[1] Official Plant-Based Menu | Vegan Dishes in Singapore | Bazil Kitchen, Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore (official menu)
Venue's own menu page includes an FAQ that states the kitchen is 100% vegan. The FAQ also claims the menu is clearly marked for GF, though per-dish GF marks are not visible in the listing snippet.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Restaurant Singapore – Organic & Sustainable Dining | Bazil Kitchen, bazilkitchen.sg
The Bazil Kitchen homepage reiterates a fully plant-based, locally sourced, organic-where-possible ethos and repeats a vegan-kitchen positioning.fetched May 12, 2026Venue's FAQ claims 'a variety of gluten-free dishes' with menu marking, but the published online menu does not visibly mark GF on individual dishes, and Bazil Kitchen does not appear in FindMeGlutenFree's Singapore coeliac-friendly list. No independent reports on cross-contamination practice; treat as available-on-request until corroborated.
[1] Official Plant-Based Menu | Vegan Dishes in Singapore | Bazil Kitchen, Bazil Kitchen - Purely Vegetarian, Vegan & Jain | Race Course Rd Singapore (official menu)
Venue's own menu page includes an FAQ that states the kitchen is 100% vegan. The FAQ also claims the menu is clearly marked for GF, though per-dish GF marks are not visible in the listing snippet.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Aggregator Most Celiac Friendly Restaurants in Singapore - 2026, FindMeGlutenFree
The FindMeGlutenFree Singapore top-restaurants list does not include Bazil Kitchen, which suggests limited traction among the coeliac community.fetched May 12, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Restaurant Singapore – Organic & Sustainable Dining | Bazil Kitchen, bazilkitchen.sg
The Bazil Kitchen homepage reiterates a fully plant-based, locally sourced, organic-where-possible ethos and repeats a vegan-kitchen positioning.fetched May 12, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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