Vegetarian Restaurants In East
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since today Vesak Day, thought of eating vegetarian food 
Any Nice vegetarian restaurants to recommend 
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just came back from Bedok Walk Buddhist Temple eat vegetarian bihun + curry veg + samosa so nice & filling
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today eating the vegetarian bihun from ytd that Buddhist Temple the person in charge want us to ta pao alot home cos no1 eating
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Vegetarian Diet Save Life
Mrs Lisa Ng, 41, had lymphoma in 1997. She was given just six months to live. But she beat the odds. Last July, she was declared cancer-free. She believes this is because she changed her diet. "I had regular chemotherapy, but the cancer had spread to my spine. My body couldn't take (stronger doses of chemo) - my heart and lungs were swollen and I was semi-conscious. My husband was told I would die or slip into a coma. "I stopped the chemo...I had no alternative but to try the Gerson diet, which is raw organic fruits and vegetables." No salt, no meat, no oil. Each day, she drank nine coffee cups of fresh juices, ate steamed potatoes and a blended soup of vegetables. She said: "As my cancer markers kept going down, my doctor told me to continue what I was doing." Mrs Ng still eats this diet for its protective effects. She also believes in having the right altitude. "I have two young children. I wanted to live. So I never gave up," she said.
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just came back from Singapore Buddhist Lodge in River Valley
nice place for veg meal & chanting
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Yeah man, Singapore has good vegetarian food...Unfortunately dwindling number due to lack of patron... Please keep supporting vegetarian...
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Originally posted by JerryJan:
Vegetarian Diet Save Life
Mrs Lisa Ng, 41, had lymphoma in 1997. She was given just six months to live. But she beat the odds. Last July, she was declared cancer-free. She believes this is because she changed her diet. "I had regular chemotherapy, but the cancer had spread to my spine. My body couldn't take (stronger doses of chemo) - my heart and lungs were swollen and I was semi-conscious. My husband was told I would die or slip into a coma. "I stopped the chemo...I had no alternative but to try the Gerson diet, which is raw organic fruits and vegetables." No salt, no meat, no oil. Each day, she drank nine coffee cups of fresh juices, ate steamed potatoes and a blended soup of vegetables. She said: "As my cancer markers kept going down, my doctor told me to continue what I was doing." Mrs Ng still eats this diet for its protective effects. She also believes in having the right altitude. "I have two young children. I wanted to live. So I never gave up," she said.
Wow, that happened more than 10 years ago. Is she still alive? She should go round spreading the words, encouraging others to be vegetarian.
I notice those who are vegetarian look much younger than their age.
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Originally posted by JerryJan:
just came back from Singapore Buddhist Lodge in River Valley
nice place for veg meal & chanting
Did you try their buffet vegetarian on the 3rd floor (if I'm not wrong. It is available daily but only in the evening time.
Sometimes you may see people at Buddhist Lodge do not behave very well in Buddhist manner, it is because these people are actually not Buddhists, they are there just for food. Anyway, Buddhist Lodge is very compassionate, they don't care whether you are Buddhist or non Buddhist, all are welcomed.
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Originally posted by JerryJan:
Wah the sleeping buddha my friend was talking about. -
Originally posted by Pinknutri:
Did you try their buffet vegetarian on the 3rd floor (if I'm not wrong. It is available daily but only in the evening time.
Sometimes you may see people at Buddhist Lodge do not behave very well in Buddhist manner, it is because these people are actually not Buddhists, they are there just for food. Anyway, Buddhist Lodge is very compassionate, they don't care whether you are Buddhist or non Buddhist, all are welcomed.
we had their lunch at 2pm den go Great World City shopping
ard 4pm we go back there again to buy big pau for $2 each
went to 2nd floor to buy but was told selling outside at the courtyard there
saw their buffet to be serve at 5pm damn nice but nvr eat cos we rushing home
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Originally posted by JerryJan:
好美哦。在那�？
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The Eastern part of Singapore has fewer vegetarian foods than the Western part. Serangoon even worse, I was forced to eat beef.
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lol....so kwa zang meh?
I thought Aljunied had a good stall somewhere....i went awhile ago.
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Hi, I'm newbie here. Can someone recommend me where to get barbecue items for vegetarian? I have no time to prepare it myself and I want it to be readily marinated so all I have to do is to grill. Thanks a lot for your help!
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Originally posted by BanguIzai:
好美哦。在那�？
at 'kuan ming shan' sin ming road
