D’Life’s Chun Tin outlet is at 6 Chun Tin Road, Singapore 599593. The restaurant’s online ordering site identifies that branch, and Chope’s listing gives the same address. It is a vegetarian dining option to investigate when planning a meal in the Beauty World area.
Chope publishes daily hours of 10am–10pm, but its page also says the restaurant is not accepting reservations through Chope and directs diners to contact it. Confirm current dine-in hours and table arrangements with the outlet before a special trip; a directory listing is not a booking confirmation.
This guide focuses on the verified D’Life destination rather than treating every shop on Chun Tin Road as one dining venue. Choose the branch, check the menu for your needs and keep the arrival simple. That is a better foundation for lunch than a long list of unconfirmed dishes.
Choose your reading route
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1. Start with the branch and exact address
Use the Chun Tin branch when checking an online menu, collection or enquiry. The ordering site also lists other D’Life locations, so a chain name alone does not identify where your food will come from.
Save 6 Chun Tin Road with the business name. If another person is joining, share both rather than only saying “near Beauty World”.
A registered company address or old review can help begin a search, but the current branch listing is the more relevant destination for a meal.
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2. Check vegetarian and vegan requirements separately
Chope describes the restaurant as vegetarian and notes vegan-labelled options. Do not infer that every dish is vegan merely because the venue is vegetarian.
Read the current dish labels and ask the outlet about ingredients that matter to your group. Vegetarian status also does not establish suitability for every allergy or dietary requirement.
For shared ordering, agree on the requirements before choosing dishes. That is easier than discovering at the table that people interpreted the same menu label differently.
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3. Read the menu by meal, not by familiar dish name
The ordering site includes categories such as rice sets, tofu and meatless dishes. These help you explore the range, but check which items are available for the selected branch and service.
A familiar dish name can describe a meatless interpretation rather than the ingredients used in another restaurant’s version. Read the description rather than ordering solely from the name.
For a first visit, choose a manageable meal and ask about portions before adding many shared dishes. Current prices and availability should come from the restaurant, not an old article.
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4. Separate dine-in plans from pickup orders
The restaurant’s online ordering site is a useful starting point for takeaway, but collection availability and ordering cutoffs may differ from the dining-room schedule.
If you place an order, check the selected outlet, service, date and collection details before confirming. Keep the confirmation available when you arrive.
For dine-in, contact the restaurant about table arrangements. Chope’s unavailable-reservations notice does not establish that the outlet is closed or that no other booking method exists.
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5. Plan the Beauty World-area approach
Our Beauty World MRT guide explains the station exits. Compare those with the live route to Chun Tin Road rather than assuming every local restaurant uses the same approach.
Allow time for crossings and finding the restaurant. If the group needs step-free access or a particular seating arrangement, ask about those details before travelling.
You can make the meal the whole outing. If you add shopping, check the separate destination and timing rather than turning a relaxed lunch into a rushed circuit.
Sources and current visitor information
Details checked on 12 October 2026. Confirm current hours, last orders, menus, booking arrangements and access before a special journey.