Blue Boy Vegetarian Food Centre

Don’t expect posh vegetarian dining here, it’s as no frills as it can be. This stall is located in a kopitiam type of setting and yes, they only have vegetarian fare here but even if you are not vegetarian, I bet you will enjoy the food here. The whole centre has about over 10 stalls selling the green stuff. Okay, not only just vegetables, they have your standard hawker fare like assam laksa, soup noodles, tom yam, fried rice and so on.
My friend ordered the char kuey teow and it blew his mind. He is a genuine carnivore and he was impressed with the taste as the dish was dry fried and contained egg, which made it very fragrant. I had some of the snacks as I was not feeling too hungry., I love radish cake and the version they have here was to my taste with a generous amount of radish to flour ratio. The cucur prawn is indeed not prawn but soy meat though I felt it was too oily. I dipped them in chili sauce, not too bad after all! The yong tau foo was just decent though I would prefer to eat less soy substitutes.
They do sell economical noodles and mee hoon and the price is very affordable for a quick meal. I will opt for the mixed rice next time as I saw they have a good selection that would do for a substantial meal. Locating this place can be a pain so be sure to ask for proper directions or google it before making your journey here.

It’s hard to believe that everything prepared at this spotless hawker-​style café at the base of a backstreet apartment block is vegetarian. Even if you catch the chefs using eggs if you bypass this place, fret not, it’s all vegan. Even if they do use real eggs, you can request for eggless dishes if you’re vegan like me.
Prices here are also low, as this place is a hawker stall. They sell many dishes here from Chicken Rice to Char Kuey Teow and even mixed rice. Of course, the meat here is all mocked meat. No animal cruelty here, just plant based goodness.
I’d recommend this place if you’re into awesome Chinese vegan food without paying the price like you would in those fancy– schmancy restaurants.

Hidden in the back alleys of the old Pudu Road, Blue Boy Vegetarian Food Centre is a place
you would definitely have to visit & I’m pretty sure you would go back for more!
Similar to your average chinese coffee shops (‘kopitiam’), Blue Boy offers a vast variety of your typical chinese hawker food, the only thing is that its purely vegetarian. Dont let this hinder you from paying a visit as I must say that the taste is not compromised!
Here the rice dishes vary on weekdays & follow a standard weekend menu. For example, on weekdays they would serve a variety of dishes for their ‘chap fan’ & on weekends you would be able to enjoy their bak kut teh, chicken rice & popiah rolls.
However the other stalls offers food items such as curry laksa, assam laksa, mee jawa, chee cheong fan, vegetarian burgers & fried kuey teow are offereed on a daily basis.
Parking might be a hassle here as the space is pretty tight, however you would be able to park further down the road & take a short stroll up!