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Peranakan & Thai · Chinatown & Tanjong Pagar
Plant-based Peranakan and Thai restaurant on Peck Seah Street in Tanjong Pagar, open since 2003.
Whole Earth is a plant-based restaurant on Peck Seah Street in Tanjong Pagar that cooks Peranakan and Thai dishes. It opened in 2003 and calls itself the first Peranakan-Thai vegetarian restaurant in Singapore.
The team wants to show that meat-free food can win over people who are not vegetarian. It first received a Michelin Bib Gourmand in 2016, and the restaurant says it was the first plant-based place in Singapore to get one. It still holds the award in the current Michelin Guide.
Dishes are made for sharing, and portions are generous. Mushrooms, tofu and soy take the place of meat, and many have a satisfying, meaty bite. The menu is split into Peranakan dishes, Thai flavours, monkeyhead mushroom dishes, chef's creations, tofu, vegetables, soups, and rice and noodles. Signature dishes include:
Other dishes include Nonya curry, assam pedas vegetables and a handmade yam treasure ring. Set menus for two to ten people make ordering simple for groups. The menu also lists drinks and desserts.
The dining room is plain and light, and the mood is relaxed rather than formal. The Michelin Guide lists it as good for families. It works best for a group meal, where everyone orders a few dishes and shares them with rice.
Whole Earth is at 76 Peck Seah Street, a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT station. Oasia Hotel Downtown is on the same street, which makes it handy for guests there.
Learn more about the food behind the menu in our Peranakan food guide. For meat-free meals across the city, read our vegetarian and vegan guide. To explore the area, see our Tanjong Pagar guide and all restaurants in Chinatown and Tanjong Pagar. You can also compare more Peranakan restaurants around Singapore.
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