The best keto-friendly restaurants, cafés and delivery services in Singapore

Persea hopes to make keto-friendly cuisine look, and taste good. The restaurant could well be the first in Singapore dedicated to the restrictive diet – everything from mains to desserts, and even cocktails, are keto-compliant. A QR code at the back of the menu even displays the nutritional breakdown of each item (great for those tracking their diet). The offerings are designed to switch up every few months. Now, Mediterranean flavours are given the spotlight, with highlights that include a nutty, creamy Eggs Muhammara ($14); calamari dressed in zhug ($24); flaky barramundi ($28) with saffron-scented beurre blanc; and more. Even the drinks programme comes formulated with sugars and candied syrups, so you can still indulge in a tipple of chrysanthemum-spiked gin and tonic ($16) and even a version of rum and coke ($18).

Sofi Cafe Pizza has a dedicated keto menu that turns the usual carb-heavy Italian dishes into lighter options. The Keto Pizza, for instance, uses psyllium fibre and almond meal as a base, and can come topped in options of burrata ($33), parma ($32), pulled pork ($29.90), and more. Almond meal, egg yolk, and olive oil are also used to create the pasta dough, which is then transformed into heartier creations of beef lasagna ($32), and gnocchi ($27) with tomatoes. Desserts aren’t overlooked either. End the meal with some tiramisu ($16.50) or dark chocolate brownies ($6.50), paired with Bulletproof coffee ($8.80).

Raw and plant-based cuisine might rule the menu here, but the café also adopts a healthy philosophy of not using refined sugars, preservatives, and artificial additives or colourings in its food. Those on a keto diet can get the herbed salmon burger ($20) with lettuce buns instead (and skip the potato wedges) or pack some healthy fats from the zucchini lasagne ($20), which comes with layers of macadamia cheese, creamy cashew mayo, and taco ‘meat’.

More than just another #eatclean café, Kitchen by Food Rebel uses fresh ingredients and organic produce to create a menu suitable for those with various food intolerances. While not explicitly keto-specific, the menu has a few options that can be enjoyed by those on that HFLC diet. Browse its Ultimate Performance menu for a breakdown of each dish’s macronutrients. For instance, the low carb Rebel chicken burger ($21) swaps out regular buns for lettuce while the ultimate breakfast ($15) comes loaded with cage-free eggs, peppers, beef, mushroom, and avocado.