Top 10 places to eat healthy in Singapore's CBD

Top 10 places to eat healthy in Singapore's Central Business District

Bernice Ng

17 Sep 2015

mis à jour le 3 May 2019 à 16:13

Clean eating? Getting healthier? Yes please. We've rounded some delectable spots in the CBD area that'll have your mouths watering by the mere mention.

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Sufood
Sufood is gaining popularity here in Singapore. This meatless dining concept is groundbreaking, with beautiful and innovative dishes that also taste amazing.For just SGD25++, you can enjoy a filling 8-course meal, with dishes such as the Baked Potato Al Funghi and Wild Mushroom Charcoal Tagliatelle.Sufood, Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road, #02-19Photo: Sufood Facebook
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GAEST
This Scandinavian joint serves up Nordic-style salads and sandwiches which are fresh and irresistible. You can enjoy your food in a comfortable and chill outdoor seating that is perfect for brunch dates or a catch up with your friends.GAEST, The Clift, 21 McCallum Street, #01-01Photo: GAEST Facebook
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Shinkansen
Japanese-style take-away food chain, Shinkansen, serves fresh meal bowls that are perfect for busy people. Their personalised sushi or salad bowls are a healthy and tasty option.Shinkansen, Ocean Financial Centre, 10 Collyer Quay, #B1-08 Photo: Shinkansen Facebook
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Wheat Baumkuchen
If you love carbs, Wheat Baumkuchen is here to save you. Their healthy soba nooodles or brown rice topped with savoury proteins will give you that well balanced meal you need.You can choose between 9 different soba noodle sets and be spoilt for choice.Wheat Baumkuchen, One Raffles Place, 1 Raffles Place, #B1-15Photo: Wheat Baumkuchen Facebook
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The Daily Cut
The Daily Cut has a motto, which is: Making clean eating easy and enjoyable, one protein salad at a time.And their salads are jam packed with protein, coming from premium cuts. They have chicken and beef mostly, and their ingredients are all fresh and clean.You will definietly not regret getting your salad fix there!The Daily Cut, 1 Raffles Place, #B1-31, One Raffles PlacePhoto: The Daily Cut Facebook
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Maki-San
Maki-san is Singapore's sushi and salad place that lets you customize your meals. With over 80 ingredients to pick from, you can be as picky as you like!They have a menu of set sushis that you can order, but most people choose their own ingredients for their sushi. Maki-San, The Arcade @ Raffles Place, #01-12Photo: Maki-San Facebook
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Cedele
Cedele is a quaint local café that was founded in 1997 and has since grown to be quite popular. They serve good food, that is clean and healthy and they have a salad bar as well. They are so well-received that in the CBD istelf, there are four Cedele outlets. Head down to any one of them to have your daily salad fix!30 Raffles Place, Chevron House, #02-34/35, Singapore, 048622 Photo: Cedele Facebook
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SumoSalad
SumoSalad offers a huge range of gourmet salads, but also offers delicious wraps, rolls, pasta, risotto, soup, fruit salad and other tasty menu options!

SumoSalad products are of the highest quality, using only the freshest ingredients sourced daily. They have several outlets all over Singapore, one of them is at Raffles Place.
SumoSalad, 252 North Bridge Road, #B1-72, Raffles City
Photo: SumoSalad Facebook
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Grain Traders
Grain Traders roast, grill and braise everything to create a menu that's overflowing with absolutely delicious items. They even have a build-your-own-bowl option, where you can customize your bowl with the ingredients you want! Even their coffee is freshly ground, just for you. Grain Traders, 138 Market Street, #01-01/02/03Photo: Grain Traders Facebook
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Healthy Soba IKI
As the name suggests, Healthy Soba IKI speciailzes in provding customers with soba topped with different healthy ingredients.Usually most Japanese restaurants serve soba with a side order of fried chicken, or tempura. But not here. Their sobas are covered in green veggies and more. All of their sides dishes are not fried, and what can be better than that? Photo: Healthy Soba IKI Facebook

People are always complaining that it’s hard to eat healthy, they don’t have time, or healthy food just isn’t tasty. While fried food definitely has its allure, more people are nonetheless becoming more conscious about their health.

To make things simpler on your end, we've done the leg work to round up these 10 places for clean eating in the Central Business District (CBD) area - places that will make you wish you had found out about them earlier. One to take note of is SumoSalad, a salad stop that originated from Australia when their two owners returned from a long stay in America that saw just how everything could be fried in that great land.

By placing an emphasis on fresh ingredients, these food establishments are rapidly gaining popularity in Singapore. If you want to start putting your body into better shape, exercise is only one part of the equation. Make it easier to get fit with these restaurants, cafés and take-away kiosks during lunch breaks!

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