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Vegan
Mediterranean
Take-out
Middle Eastern
Serves Arabic Halal certified food: pita, hummus, baba ganush, and falafel. Check to confirm open if visiting near to closing time. Accepts cash and Grab Pay. Open Mon-Thu 9:00am-9:00pm, Fri-Sun 9:00am-9:30pm.
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29 Bali Lane, Central Singapore, Singapore, 189865
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- Outdoor seating
- Wheelchair accessible
- Accepts credit cards
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Last update on 03 Jul 2024 by craigmc
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Added by JimmySeah on 15 Jan 2017
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122 Reviews
First Review by Cqveggiefinds
GrayHorwitz
Points +2458
Crunchy falafel and soft pita - Edit
Cozy pita shop with classic pita pockets. $11 for the cheapest sandwich option, hence 4 stars.
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mikyjoint
Points +222
Ottimk - Edit
Pane e ripieno perfetti con una buonissima quantità di falafel, prezzi giusti considerando 11 dollari a panino
Read morePros: Solo vegan
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MeeraManek
Points +243
Gorgeous falafel - Edit
I saw this place and really wanted to try it although was so full from lunch so I only ordered the falafel on it's own.
Read moreIf i ever come back will definitely try the pitta
This place is behind haji lane.
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MaxxiM
Points +72
Has vegan options - Edit
Middle eastern cuisine vegan options. This was already recommended by 2 of my friends, they were right! Food is amazing!
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options
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hannahrf
Points +52
Best Pita - Edit
This is such a great spot if you like pita/falafel/hummus/etc. The menu is simple but you can’t go wrong. We visited multiple times on our trip to Singapore and split the Taste It All between two people for lunch. I will be dreaming of this pita and babaganoush when I’m back home!
Read morePros: Perfect Pita, Great portions
Cons: Limited seating, Restaurant can be a bit warm
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Pri.Sg
Points +108
Vegan falafel sandwich - Edit
Small cute place. Good food. The sandwich is good and filling if you are not too hungry.
Read morePros: Good vegan options , Their breads are delicious!
Cons: Need more outlets
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NicholasRowe
Points +67
Taste Wholesome Food - Edit
Completely vegan, tasty bread, amazing baba ganoush and falafels and comes out fastm Some of the platters are a lil bit pricey, but nothing outrageous, well worth a visit.
Read morePros: All Vegan, Taste Delicious , As long as you like Falafel or Pita you are set
Cons: A little pricey
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alphil
Points +465
Delicious falafel pitta - Edit
Very tasty falafel pitta. The tahini is SO nice. Expensive, but this is Singapore so it's to be expected ($11 per pitta) and the pitta is generously filled. Went here a couple of times (sat in and takeaway) and had a good experience both times. #Veganuary
Read morePros: Nice falafel, Generous portions
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G_v
Points +1142
Several vegan options - Edit
Had a pita with falafel and pita sticks. Both tasty. Just the pita was a bit too spicy even though I've ordered not spicy. Not sure if they did a mistake or I'm too weak ;)
Read moreThey accepted credit card
Updated from previous review on 2023-01-09
Pros: Several vegan options, Decent price for Singapore
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gabrieller
Points +230
A meal and to go - Edit
I ate brunch here and then got hummus and eggplant dips to go!
Read morePros: Wonderful bakery, Hummus was super smooth and tasty, Around the corner from a vegan grocer
Cons: Nearby construction but don’t let that deter you
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SamantaMarín
Points +22
Delicious pita sandwich and falafel, 100% vegan. - Edit
10/10 is completely recommended
Read moreThe price is really affordable but they only accept cash #Veganuary
Pros: Delicious vegan food, The best Lebanese food
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GaoFu
Points +179
Amazing food - Edit
Grabbed the taste it all set which came with a choice of 2 pitas and everything else they have. The tahini and hummus went perfect with the pita chips. The falafels were crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside.
Read morePros: Fully vegan
Cons: Lack of allium free options
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JanaB
Points +50
Not great value - Edit
While the pita was tasty, the falafel and hummus were rather disappointing and lacked taste.
Read morePricey for what you get
Updated from previous review on 2022-11-11
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walter007
Points +9140
No doubt - Edit
Just the aroma already enough to tell you how great the food are. Like the hip vibe too.
Read morePros: Vegan, Delicious , Friendly staff
Cons: Expensive, Not many seating
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D.Flo
Points +1491
Are those the best pitas in town? - Edit
I absolutely love falafel sandwiches and all things hummus. I used to go weekly to Falafel Brothers when I was living in Tokyo. Well, I can tell you this: Pita Bakery’s pitas are the best I had so far. And they come in five flavors you can choose from.
Read moreI started with the fundamental: the sandwich. It was good, but not exceptional. I think they could tweak the filling - all the ingredients were great, it’s just that the mix leaves room for improvement. The falafels were very good, but did not impress me as much as the bread.
I then ordered a custom dish: ‘small’ portion of hummus, another one of babaganoush, and two pitas, one whole wheat and the other garlic. The hummus was great. The babaganoush was very good, but I’ve had better (Ta Im in Tokyo if my memory serves me right). The pitas were fantastic - with the caveat that the garlic one might be too strongly flavored to be eaten with whatever you’ll dip it into.
Being SG, it’s not really cheap food, but the quality is there. The biggest con would be the plastic cutlery - why?
I’ll visit again for sure.
Updated from previous review on 2022-10-14
Pros: Best pitas ever, Cute area
Cons: Plastic cutlery
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SophY_Travels
Points +443
Tasty falafel, generous portion sizes - Edit
Location. Flavour and texture. Portion sizes. This place ticked a lot of boxes. It’s very expensive, but that’s just standard for Singapore
Read morePros: Tasty food , Quick service , Great location
Cons: Expensive (standard for Singapore)
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kryptonitewhale
Points +266
Best Falafel in SG! - Edit
Ate here twice while visiting Singapore. Great falafel and fresh pita. Also loved the pita chips. A bit pricey for Mediterranean food but worth it to support an all-vegan business. Great area of town for exploring, as well.
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kabirkapoor
Points +16
The pita falafel pocket wrap is not as good as it’s made to look in the ad - Edit
Make the pita pocket look like it’s in the poster shown in the restaurant and on the internet. I was unimpressed with the pita pocket falafel
Read moreI’ve had much better food at other restaurants that aren’t rated as highly as pita bakery.
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xinru_t
Points +10503
Vegan, Halal, and Kosher Middle Eastern food - Edit
Fully vegan, Halal, and Kosher Middle Eastern food! (*Contains alliums) The Taste It All chef's variety platter has great presentation and is nice for sharing with others. Also a good way to sample everything on the menu so you know what to order the next time. I enjoyed the falafel, hummus, babaganoush, choice of spiced pita bread, and dips (tahini and harissa, my order was missing the amba dip for some reason). Personally wasn't such a fan of the Turshi pickles, salad, and pita chips though! Seats are a bit limited.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-08-27
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Holly.Bourne
Points +167
Such good pittas - Edit
Lovely little vegan falafel and pitta place - really enjoyed !
Read morePros: Generously stuffed pittas
Cons: A little expensive
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nathodge
Points +3034
Amazing Pitas!! - Edit
Had the filled pitas with falafels and bits. They were very good, pitas were soft and fluffy and the falafels were amazing. Decently filled all the way through the pita which was good. A little pricy but good none the less.
Read morePros: 100% Vegan, Pitas!!
Cons: A little pricy
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KadiHarmon
Points +10071
Best pita ever!! - Edit
Grabbed some baba and pita to go and wow was it amazing! Got the sesame and za’atar flavor, and there was a deal to buy all five but I said no, we should be good with just two. Big mistake! Totally should have tried them all bc wow the ones I had were seriously delicious. Also had the cole slaw which was fresh and delicious. Great place.
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BeniW
Points +87
Fantastic - Edit
The Harissa (spicy paste) is terrific, I always have a jar in my fridge. Great ambiance, even if not many tables for seating. Totally worth it! Pickles are outstanding.
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Miette
Points +157
Yummy - Edit
Delicious falafel in a nice fresh pita! Great little spot and not too expensive at $11 for the falafel and a drink.
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lasm
Points +358
Deliciously authentic - Edit
Love the little red shop just opposite Raffles Hospital and nearby Bugis MRT. A prize find with great pita bread cooked on order. The pita chips is a definite must try!!
Read morePros: All vegan food, Cheap, Filling
Cons: No hot coffee, which would be perfect.
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naomihhs
Points +1120
Great hummus and falafel - Edit
I ordered the sharing platter and loved the food! The hummus is amazing, as is the falafel and the rest of the food. The pitas are also great - the Cajun pita, garlic pita, and zaatar pita especially!!
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kohyj
Points +27
a pity it's managed by rude and aggressive people - Edit
Ok, I have patronized them many times and have always liked their food. But I will no longer be going back, because the male boss and female supervisor are simply bullies. Culturally unattuned, petty, aggressive - even to paying customers.
Read moreIn our case, they made a mistake in our takeaway order - gave us all zaatar pita instead of the assortment we wanted. We only realised the next morning as we were about to have them for breakfast. We notified them politely on IG, with photos. They responded immediately (but did not apologise) and asked for our number, which we gave promptly. But nobody contacted us. Later in the day we casually dropped by the outlet as we were in the area just to share our feedback. The female supervisor remembered serving us the day before. At first she appeared warm and easygoing and offered some pita on the house, but a few minutes later she changed her mind and decided she needed to ask her boss first - as if it was a major business decision that she was in no position to make. Shockingly, the male boss refused, and insisted in an intimidating manner that we must bring all remaining, uneaten pita back as proof! Such an exchange policy is sensible if we were talking about a dress. But I shudder to think why they wanted the unpackaged, day-old pita back - to resell to other customers? In the time of COVID-19?? That could be why other reviewers on google have complained they got stale pita...
As a matter of principle we specially went back the next day, in the rain, to return the (by now, 2-day-old!) pita that they demanded for. We were then treated to a ridiculous lecture by the suddenly-hostile female supervisor who was obviously angered by this very review. Her unkind words seem to imply that we were cheapskates who just wanted free pita, even though she was the one who offered them to us in the first place, before she flip-flopped for no reason.
So, just to set the record straight because you were not listening - all we ask is that you quit being defensive. Just acknowledge a genuine mistake you made, because that's basic decency. Thereafter, rectifying the mistake with a modicum of flexibility and goodwill would be a bonus, even though that's actually the norm in the f&b industry here. But I guess there was clearly a cultural difference in how we each viewed the problem/solution. I don't know if such bellicosity is acceptable in Israel, but it's definitely uncalled for here.
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