nomVnom Bistro - (Vegan - Clarke Quay, Singapore)
100% vegan kitchen: the venue explicitly states 'No dairy, egg, onion, garlic or alcohol'.
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100% vegan kitchen: the venue explicitly states 'No dairy, egg, onion, garlic or alcohol'. Multiple independent vegan guides confirm all dishes are plant-based, with no animal products in any burger, pasta, pizza, udon or dessert. The entire menu is vegan by design.
[1] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
The official site describes the food as vegan fast food, with no dairy, egg, onion, garlic, or alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly. The menu images do not include any gluten-free markings.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
This source is a duplicate retrieval of the official site and contains the same information as blog-nomvnom-com-1.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Singapore | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
Vegan guide to Singapore; lists nomVnom as vegan restaurant with over 20 vegan burgers.fetched May 13, 2026[4] Verified blog Singapore's top vegan and vegetarian restaurants, silverkris.singaporeair.com
A SilverKris article describes the restaurant as a modern vegan eatery free from dairy, eggs, onion, garlic, and alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly.fetched May 13, 2026[5] Verified blog 12 ALLURING DESTINATIONS FOR VEGAN TRAVEL, whatsupcourtney.com
A vegan travel post recommends trying NomVnom in Clarke Quay for burgers and pasta.fetched May 13, 2026[6] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Johor Bahru | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
A Johor Bahru guide notes that the nomVnom SG branch is still open and mentions liking the burgers.fetched May 13, 2026The kitchen is fully vegan, automatically meeting vegetarian requirements. No meat, fish, or animal by-products are used anywhere.
[1] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
The official site describes the food as vegan fast food, with no dairy, egg, onion, garlic, or alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly. The menu images do not include any gluten-free markings.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
This source is a duplicate retrieval of the official site and contains the same information as blog-nomvnom-com-1.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Singapore | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
Vegan guide to Singapore; lists nomVnom as vegan restaurant with over 20 vegan burgers.fetched May 13, 2026[4] Verified blog Singapore's top vegan and vegetarian restaurants, silverkris.singaporeair.com
A SilverKris article describes the restaurant as a modern vegan eatery free from dairy, eggs, onion, garlic, and alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly.fetched May 13, 2026[5] Verified blog 12 ALLURING DESTINATIONS FOR VEGAN TRAVEL, whatsupcourtney.com
A vegan travel post recommends trying NomVnom in Clarke Quay for burgers and pasta.fetched May 13, 2026[6] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Johor Bahru | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
A Johor Bahru guide notes that the nomVnom SG branch is still open and mentions liking the burgers.fetched May 13, 2026The venue states that it is fully vegan and uses no dairy. All dishes are dairy-free; no milk, cheese, butter, or cream is used in any recipe.
[1] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
The official site describes the food as vegan fast food, with no dairy, egg, onion, garlic, or alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly. The menu images do not include any gluten-free markings.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
This source is a duplicate retrieval of the official site and contains the same information as blog-nomvnom-com-1.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Singapore | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
Vegan guide to Singapore; lists nomVnom as vegan restaurant with over 20 vegan burgers.fetched May 13, 2026[4] Verified blog Singapore's top vegan and vegetarian restaurants, silverkris.singaporeair.com
A SilverKris article describes the restaurant as a modern vegan eatery free from dairy, eggs, onion, garlic, and alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly.fetched May 13, 2026[5] Verified blog 12 ALLURING DESTINATIONS FOR VEGAN TRAVEL, whatsupcourtney.com
A vegan travel post recommends trying NomVnom in Clarke Quay for burgers and pasta.fetched May 13, 2026[6] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Johor Bahru | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
A Johor Bahru guide notes that the nomVnom SG branch is still open and mentions liking the burgers.fetched May 13, 2026The venue is fully vegan and explicitly states 'No egg'. No eggs are used or present on the premises.
[1] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
The official site describes the food as vegan fast food, with no dairy, egg, onion, garlic, or alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly. The menu images do not include any gluten-free markings.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
This source is a duplicate retrieval of the official site and contains the same information as blog-nomvnom-com-1.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Singapore | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
Vegan guide to Singapore; lists nomVnom as vegan restaurant with over 20 vegan burgers.fetched May 13, 2026[4] Verified blog Singapore's top vegan and vegetarian restaurants, silverkris.singaporeair.com
A SilverKris article describes the restaurant as a modern vegan eatery free from dairy, eggs, onion, garlic, and alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly.fetched May 13, 2026[5] Verified blog 12 ALLURING DESTINATIONS FOR VEGAN TRAVEL, whatsupcourtney.com
A vegan travel post recommends trying NomVnom in Clarke Quay for burgers and pasta.fetched May 13, 2026[6] Verified blog Vegan Guide to Johor Bahru | Vegan Food Quest, veganfoodquest.com
A Johor Bahru guide notes that the nomVnom SG branch is still open and mentions liking the burgers.fetched May 13, 2026Venue describes itself as 'Halal-friendly' on its website and in a Singapore Airlines article. The venue notes that it serves no alcohol and does not use onion or garlic. No halal certification or accredited body is mentioned. The kitchen is not dedicated. Staff accommodation is likely available on request, but the structural guarantee is low.
[1] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
The official site describes the food as vegan fast food, with no dairy, egg, onion, garlic, or alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly. The menu images do not include any gluten-free markings.fetched May 12, 2026[2] Verified blog Vegan Fast Food | nomVnom | Singapore, nomvnom.com
This source is a duplicate retrieval of the official site and contains the same information as blog-nomvnom-com-1.fetched May 13, 2026[3] Verified blog Singapore's top vegan and vegetarian restaurants, silverkris.singaporeair.com
A SilverKris article describes the restaurant as a modern vegan eatery free from dairy, eggs, onion, garlic, and alcohol, and notes it is halal-friendly.fetched May 13, 2026Always confirm with venue staff before ordering. Tiers and accreditations are guides, not guarantees.
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