Top Indian Restaurants in Singapore

Overview of Indian Restaurants  

It is rather common for Indian restaurants to present their local dishes as part of a nationalised cuisine. These Indian cuisines are strongly influenced by India’s rich history which consists of their religious and cultural practices. In fact, learning a little background information about the common cultural practices and history of cuisines or dishes in India transform your next Indian meal trip into a remarkable, interesting and deeply meaningful adventure.

Typical Indian Restaurants’ Cuisines

Most Indian restaurants’ local cuisines (depends on whether the restaurant serves vegetarian meals or not) consist of rice, Chapati (flatbread), meat, vegetable, soup, salad, yogurt, spices and pickles. In general, water will be served with every dish. Local customers can also request for a glass of wine or alcoholic drinks.

Although Indian restaurants’ cuisines are rather diverse, there are certain commonalities that bond and unite their different culinary practices. In any countries that serve Indian cuisines, they are highly reliant on curries and spices, which carry heavy gravy-like sauce or stew-like dishes with meat, vegetables, soup or even cheese. The particular spice mixtures, level of liquidity and selection of ingredients differ according to different chefs in the countries – they are usually cooked based on regional preference. Indian cuisines in general are also very dependent on rice. In fact, the Southern Indian regions consume more rice than other areas.

Moreover, all their cuisines are dependent on “pulses” or legumes – they use a greater variety of pulses than any other global cuisines. These include red lentils, Bengal gram, pigeon peas or yellow gram, black gram and green gram in a wide number of Indian dishes. The “pulses” or legumes help to add favour and creaminess to dishes that don’t use dairy. In other circumstances, they add certain protein to vegetarian diets for better favouring.

In short, the most interesting characteristic of Indian cuisines is its diverse use of spices. Indian cuisines often use up to five different spices, sometimes using ten or more. These strong spices consist of chilli pepper, black mustard seed, cumin, tumeric, fenugreek, ginger, garlic, cardamom, cloves, coriander, cinnamon, nutmeg, saffron, rose petal essence, garam masala and asafoetida powder. These spices are very strong in favour and scent when raw but injects a delightful taste when added to cooked dishes. These additional spices are added according to different regions and personal recipes. Mint, coriander, and fenugreek leaves are often provided to add their pungent herby flavours to all dishes in India.

History of Indian Restaurants’ Cuisines

The history of Indian restaurants’ cuisines are inspired by the cultural impact of trade in specific regions; bearing the mark of foreign influence. India’s cuisines (such as spices) were highly influenced by Arab and European traders. India received many goods that greatly influenced its culinary tradition. Portuguese traders produced imports such as tomatoes, potatoes, and chillies, which have become hugely integrated into Indian cuisines. Arab traders also brought foreign influence such as coffee and asafoetida powder.

India’s conquest periods have also greatly shaped the development of its cuisines. For instance, Mughal conquerors, who occupied India between the early 1500s and late 1600s, deeply integrated India’s culinary practices with Persian flavours. The culinary practices involved the use of cream and butter in sauces, as well as meat and nuts in specific dishes such as biryanis, samosas, and pulaos. These dishes were draw influenced by Persian cuisines.

 

 

Top Indian Restaurants in Singapore

Indian Restaurant	Colony
Speciality	Colony in Singapore features breakfast, lunch and dinner buffets, a Sunday champagne brunch and seven kitchens showcasing Asian cuisines revolving around Indian dishes as well.
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Website	https://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/singapore/dining/colony
Address	7 Raffles Ave, Singapore 039799
Telephone	6434 5288
Operating Hours	Sunday: 12–3:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Monday – Wednesday: 12–2:30pm 3:30–5:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Thursday (Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 3:30–5:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Friday (Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 3:30–5:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–2:30pm 3:30–5:30pm 6:30–10:30pm
Review 1	Every time when we visit Singapore we always go to this restaurant. Food is so delicious that I cannot describe it. This time impressive was the fact that we asked for a crab soup as we remember they had it before. This time they didn’t have it in menu but they made it specially for us!! We didn’t expect it. We love Ritz Carlton, we love Colony. Thanks a lot for keeping high standards and service. – Kristina Kalde
Review 2	One of the best buffers in Singapore. They have a myriad of food from different cuisines and most importantly, the food is actually quite good! The section I like the most is probably the Indian section. Their Italian section is also worth trying, especially the pizzas. They have a lively atmosphere with great service!They also great seafood and good oysters( there is almost always a queue for them). – Kaejay Ng
Review 3	One of the better buffers I’ve been to in Singapore. Staffs were friendly and efficient in clearing plates. They were really attentive to customers needs as well I.e. new utensils, clearing of plates etc. Will definitely be back here again. – Jason Yeo

 

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Indian Restaurant	Greenleaf Cafe
Speciality	The secret of Green Leaf Cafe is in proper use of selected Indian spices to bring out the rich flavour and aroma in food. Green Leaf Cafe is a family-friendly, casual atmosphere with excellent service and their vegetarian Indian food.
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Website	http://www.greenleafcafe.com.sg/
Address	43 Cuff Rd, Singapore 209753
Telephone	9783 7476
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday (except Tuesday): 11am–10:30pm
Review 1	The best Indian vegetarian restaurant in Singapore….authentic food…good service…worthy of ur money…. – Shan R
Review 2	Some of the best Indian food I have ever had. Food was very fresh and reasonably priced. – Archie Cone
Review 3	Really happy to have found this cafe which serves healthier Indian vegetarian dishes, even some Ayurvedic ones too. They even have various types of herbal teas. And they serve warm herbal water to all customers. On the day we went, warm cumin water was served. Delicious. Such a rare find in Singapore! – Pauline

 

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Indian Restaurant	Aromas of India
Speciality	Aromas of India is a “Theme Restaurant” and our theme is “Ultimate Client Satisfaction”. As the Indian heritage narrates itself, they continue to serve local customers with tasty, scrumptious and strong favoured Indian dishes.
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Website	http://www.aoi.com.sg/
Address	60 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218567
Telephone	6256 2448
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 11am to 11pm
Review 1	The food was very good. Very authentic Indian food! Service very good! The desserts were delicious too. A place for everyone young and old. Great for families and friends. Will most definitely visit again. – Shireeta Vij
Review 2	Good service and Gluten free standard Indian restaurant. – Gina Lee
Review 3	Very impressive door. A little daunting for people to enter as one cannot see beyond the door. Very quiet and unassuming entrance. Lovely plants flank the front door. – Meng Foo Choo

 

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Indian Restaurant	The Curry Culture
Speciality	The Curry Culture serves authentic Indian food in a modern setting. Located at the busy Cuppage Terrace, with a charming, busy Al fresco style, customers can enjoy a good scenic setting with delicious Indian cuisines.
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Website	https://www.thecurryculture.com.sg/
Address	31 Cuppage Rd, Cuppage Terrace, Singapore 229457
Telephone	6235 6133
Operating Hours	Sunday-Wednesday: 12–2:30pm 5:30–10:30pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 5:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 5:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–2:30pm 5:30–10:30pm
Review 1	Portions here may look small but are actually very substantial. They are quite generous with the meat in the curry and they were absolutely flavorful. Restaurant almost had nobody at lunch time but place was cool enough with fans. We used entertainer one for one. They provide poppadom with 3 sides of sauces – can’t remember what they are called but all are good! – Karen
Review 2	Good atmosphere – friendly staff with good food. Great place to entertain overseas guests. – Jacqueline Chua
Review 3	Very high quality of food and service. I was together with a friend, and during dinner. We tried a variety of food from starter to dessert. I must emphasize the rich taste of the lamb and lentils they have served, the best lamb I had so far in my life. Also, I really liked the garlic nan bread. All in all a very pleasant experience, and I would recommend to anyone who is into Indian cuisine. Top choice! – Pauline

 

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Indian Restaurant	Muthu’s Curry
Speciality	Throughout a journey of dedication and evolution, the founder and it’s descendants of Muthu’s Curry continue to live by the legacy of serving with a passion and dishing out the best curry to customers for decades.
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Website	https://www.muthuscurry.com/
Address	138 Race Course Rd, #01-01, Singapore 218591
Telephone	6392 1722
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 10:30am–10:30pm
Review 1	Everything is good. Yummy food, nice ambience, love decor and service was good. – Junita A S
Review 2	Try the mutton Mysore, chicken tikka, butter chicken, garlic naan, delightful. – Sanjay Raj
Review 3	Best Indian food I’ve had in Singapore. Service was prompt, food was very good, and the portion sizes were very satisfying. You can eat on the banana leaf and use your hands. No complaints. – P. Mancinelli

 

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Indian Restaurant	Vatan Se
Speciality	Vatan Se is an entrepreneurial venture borne out of passion for cooking and eating. The restaurant strives to bring customers with authentic Indian flavours and cultural Indian dishes.
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Website	https://vatanse.com/
Address	368 Tanjong Katong Rd, Singapore 437125
Telephone	6440 4644
Operating Hours	Sunday: 10am–3pm 5–11pm Monday: Closed Tuesday- Thursday: 12–3pm 5–10pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–3pm 5–11pm Hours might differ Saturday: 10am–3pm 5–11pm
Review 1	Great taste, they have range of north Indian food to choose from, sizzling tikka was a new experience. Stirrup some nostalgia with their banta (goli soda) special jaljeera, zinger ale. They play great guzzles and Bollywood music numbers.. good ambience too. Must try. – Venkatesh Raj
Review 2	Very tasty North Indian food in Katong, Singapore. Relished paneer shaslik sizzler, Paneer Tikka romali roll, Lacha parantha… comfortable seating and pleasant ambience. – Gaurav Bansal
Review 3	Eclectic ambience with good comfort Northern Indian food on East Coast Road. Tried the delicious tandoori chicken, palak paneer, nans and rotis. Keeping away your mobile phones earns you a 10 percent discount besides encouraging interactive conversations. The furniture pieces are interesting and brings you back to the colonial days of Singapore. – Lily T

 

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Indian Restaurant	Shivam Restaurant
Speciality	Shivam Restaurant started by a group of passionate individuals who are interested in Food & Beverages business. Indian food at Shivam is going to be not only tasty, but with variety and full of fusion keeping in mind, the healthy requirements of the customer.
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Website	https://www.shivamrestaurant.com.sg
Address	87 Syed Alwi Rd, Singapore 207666
Telephone	6908 2966
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 1130am to 1130pm
Review 1	Tasty food.Friendly staff. Perfect food with awesome taste for vegetarians. Loved the place. – Hemangi Solanki
Review 2	Nice place to hangout with family and friends. Nice ambience and friendly staff. Good quality food. Good for vegans. – Amal Matthew
Review 3	The food is delicious and the place is nice and clean. It’s not that cheap but Singapore is an expensive city. We ordered malai kofta and paneer butter masala. Both dishes amazing. We also ordered bread Garlic cheese naan and it’s really tasty. The only thing that could be better is that they interrupted us very frequently to try to sell us more bread, juices and we just wanted to eat relaxed. They were nice though, so I definitely recommend it. – Manuela Ramos Malcuori

 

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Indian Restaurant	The Song of India
Speciality	The Song of India presents a magical journey through India with modern, innovative Indian heritage and elegant cuisines or fine dining in a luxurious bungalow just a stones throw from Orchard Road.
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Website	http://www.thesongofindia.com/
Address	33 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228226
Telephone	6836 0055
Operating Hours	Sunday – Wednesday: 12–3pm 6–11pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha): 12–3pm 6–11pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–3pm 6–11pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–3pm 6–11pm
Review 1	Great place for a good food.. Taste authentic. Generous portions and very affordable. Recommended! – AwBoon HowBoris
Review 2	Easily located lovely black and white house along Scotts Road. Was here for the Sunday brunch buffet with friends for the first time. There was a private event happening on the grounds, so I was expecting the staff to be pretty busy that day. The restaurant manager was in a pleasant mood and showed us to our table. The service staff were attentive enough to make sure our glasses were full and clear off the used plates. The spread of food for the brunch wasn’t exactly expansive but definitely it was more refined to what I am used to in other famed restaurants or eateries. The manager was nice enough to come round our table to check if we had an enjoyable meal. This might just be a brunch service but overall I was truly expecting more out from a Michelin restaurant. – Matthew Lee
Review 3	Finest Indian cuisine in Singapore. Make your reservations as it’s a busy place! Enjoy 😁 – Raja Dutta

 

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Indian Restaurant	Gayatri Restaurant
Speciality	In the world, Indian cuisine is the one Asian cuisine that has a delicious mix of strong spices. At Gayatri Restaurant, they take one step further by serving authentic Indian flavours that will remind customers of their mother’s cooking and India’s taste. With a cosy family-friendly setting, the chefs from India cook traditional Indian food from both North Indian and South Indian, guaranteeing to savour everyone’s appetite. Located in Little India, the best Indian food is served in Singapore at affordable prices.
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Website	https://www.gayatrirestaurant.com/about-us
Address	122 Race Course Rd, #01-01, Singapore 218583
Telephone	6291 1011
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 11am to 1030pm
Review 1	Fast and prompt service. Food very reasonable prices. Tastes is very Good. – Nicholas Joseph
Review 2	Food is flavorful and above average, service was just fine but parts of the menu are not available to order at lunch time. The Naan I had was not a good one and got a few mosquito bites in the restaurant. – W L
Review 3	I am a tourist who wants to try some Indian cuisine. Service is great, atmosphere is pretty good. I ordered vegetables with rice, mango lassi and fish curry. Looks good but for me it is a bit salty, and I have to ask for more white rice (free of charge) to finish the dish. But I saw many Indian friends were having food here, so I think the food is good for the people who like strong flavour and I am just not used to salty food. 😀 – Ziyue Li

 

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Indian Restaurant	Maharajah Boat Quay
Speciality	The Maharajah brand was introduced in 1986 with the desire to provide classic North Indian food. The restaurants were well appreciated by tourists and locals. At one point, Maharajah opened six outlets in Singapore. These outlets continue to be the longest running outlets that we have opened and have both built up a solid reputation for their quality food and warm, friendly service.
Pricing	Click here to enquire
Website	https://www.maharajah.com.sg
Address	41 Boat Quay, Singapore 049830
Telephone	6535 0122
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 1130am to 1130pm
Review 1	Fantastic view of course but amazing butter chicken! I was hesitant as I only enjoy butter chicken in Amritsar but this was so delicious that we ate it all! Thanks for the excellent service guys! – Gursheel Dhillon
Review 2	This is Great Indian Restaurant. We have been going to this restaurant for 15 years. The food has been consistent, the wine list is gracious. The service is always pleasant. Its always good for two or a larger group. – Max Collins
Review 3	Great place for relaxation , had lovely time with my spouse on my new year day 2019. Staff is very friendly. Food is delicious , tried Hara Kabab, butter naan, garlic naan, masala tea … Specialised for North Indian dishes 👌 – Rajesh

 

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Indian Restaurant	Tandoori Culture
Speciality	This is one of the best Indian Tandoori restaurants in Singapore that offers a rich blend of Indian warmth & elegance. With many Indian expats living in Singapore, Tandoori Culture offers delicious & tasty cuisine for all customers.
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Website	http://tandooriculture.com.sg/
Address	5 Boon Tat St, #01-01, Singapore 069613
Telephone	–
Operating Hours	Sunday: Closed Monday-Wednesday: 11:30am–3pm 6–10pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha); 11:30am–3pm 6–10pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 11:30am–3pm 6–10pm Hours might differ Saturday: 11:30am–3pm 6–10pm
Review 1	Been here twice, without knowing I was revisiting the same place. But I remembered the mint or breath freshener they provide free flow at the door. Eclectic decor, with wine glasses, beer bottles and wine bottles, that extends to the toilet. and is that the Buddha on fire? – Ant Oink
Review 2	Birthday Surprise Short and memorable tym.Amazing food. It was wonderful experience for us.Words are not enough to describe the moments.Everything was so perfect but all of this couldn’t have been possible without Stephy.I really appreciate and thankful to Tandoori Culture team. – Alen Benny
Review 3	The place is superb for people who can really eat. They have unending starters and everything else. A huge shout out to the staff, they are really great and the service is wonderful. Had a great time. Loved it. The food was very fresh and tasted wonderful. It’s really value for money. – Mukesh Sharma

 

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Indian Restaurant	RAS The Essence of India
Speciality	True to its name, ras brings the true essence of Indian culinary experience in a contemporary style, by bringing you specialty dishes from India.
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Website	http://www.palatevine.com.sg/rasrestaurant/
Address	Clarke Quay, Singapore 179023
Telephone	6837 2800
Operating Hours	Sunday-Wednesday: 12–2:30pm 6:30–11:30pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha); 12–2:30pm 6:30–11:30pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 6:30–11:30pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–2:30pm 6:30–11:30pm
Review 1	Excellent Indian restaurant at Clarke. Very tasty Indan dishes. The menu offers a big variety of veg and non-fat food. You will see many Indians amongst the guest,which is an indicator about the authenticity of the food. – Michael Sturm
Review 2	We had an amazing time at RAS. Food was delicious and hit the mark. We have been to numerous Indian Restaurants over the years and this one is one of the top 3. Customer service was excellent as well. We will be back here on our next trip to Singapore. – Sabiina F
Review 3	A wonderful place to eat good Indian food! Nice options between inside and outside seating! Definitely recommend! – A Kanjani

 

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Indian Restaurant	Samy’s Curry
Speciality	Samy’s Curry Restaurant was started in 1950s and is now regarded as one of the best Indian Restaurants in Singapore serving wholesome dishes for all.
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Website	http://www.samyscurry.com/
Address	25 Dempsey Rd, Singapore 249670
Telephone	6472 2080
Operating Hours	Sunday-Wednesday: 11am–3pm 6–10pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha): 11am–3pm 6–10pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 11am–3pm 6–10pm Hours might differ Saturday: 11am–3pm 6–10pm
Review 1	Food as always superb. Bringing my wife here for first time. She love it too. Superb food, superb service, and the staff is very kind!! Will come again in future. – osmanpoker
Review 2	The butter chicken is nice. There is air con and non air con area. Didnt realise and sit at non air con area. Was hot. Food served in banana leaf and can ask for more rice etc. Service is good. – Eileen Teo
Review 3	I visited Samy’s again for takeaway today. I’m happy to note they have taken into consideration of my previous feedback and improved. This is a mark of a good business. As usual the food was fantastic today! Well done for taking a good criticism and acting on it quickly to improve. Cheers! – Radha Govind

 

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Indian Restaurant	Zam Zam
Speciality	Established in 1908, Singapore Zam Zam is one of the most popular restaurant in Town! famous for Nasi biryani, Murtabak, Roti prata for over a period of time.
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Website	https://zamzamsingapore.com/
Address	697-699 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198675
Telephone	6298 6320
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 7am to 11pm
Review 1	Tried the lamb shank today. The masala gravy is a bit too heavy for my liking. Luckily, I ordered white rice to eat with it. So it was okay. For $10, the portion is alright. Service is fast. – Staff Juwana Bte Juwahir
Review 2	Amazing fish curry! Prata was okay, will definitely head down to try out the much raves about murtabak. – Heng Sylvester
Review 3	Place is always crowded n we managed to get seats upstairs. Didn’t like when people have already eaten and still occupying the seats. There were people finding place to sit. Food is good especially the briyani. Service was quick. Thank you for that. – Charnjit Kaur

 

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Indian Restaurant	Punjab Grill
Speciality	Customers can go on an epicurean journey when they dine at Punjab Grill. The food menu is inspired by food from gourmet metropolises like Lahore, Peshawar, Rawalpindi, Kabul, Amritsar, Multan and Patiala.
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Website	https://www.marinabaysands.com/restaurants/punjab-grill.html
Address	B1-01A, Galleria Level, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands
Telephone	66887395
Operating Hours	Lunch: 11.30 am to 3.30 pm (last order 2.45pm) Dinner: 6.30pm – 11pm (last order 10.30pm)
Review 1	Fantastic ambiance, gracious service and delicious food. We were treated to a 3+ course, chef’s choice lunch – by far one of the best dining experiences I have had in Singapore! – Christie Powell
Review 2	Absolutely wonderful food which presented so beautiful that you almost always overeat … Great service as well, we were served by Simran who was very courteous. If you visiting for a Sunday lunch, save some appetite for their set menu. – Vikram Jorra
Review 3	Celebrated my birthday at this phenomenal Indian fine dining restaurant located at the Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Chef Javed and his team are Indian cuisine artists. What an amazing experience trying food made out of impossible meat. A must try for all vegetarians and vegans. Besides this they have an extraordinary lineup of India’s finest dishes. – Suresh Devnani

 

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Indian Restaurant	Anglo Indian Cafe Bar
Speciality	Anglo Indian Cafe & Bar brings all customers with their favourite Indian dishes to life in warm and inviting spaces.
Pricing	Click here to enquire
Website	https://www.angloindian.com.sg/
Address	30 Victoria St, #01-13 Chijmes, Singapore 187996
Telephone	6873 2750
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 12pm – 11pm
Review 1	Finally! a night out for dining after 2 months of staying home due to the Covid 19 circuit breaker – This is my first visit to this restaurant and the experience was wonderful… The restaurant, with its servings of delightfully gastronomic dishes, and its staff, with their attentive and spontaneously cheery service, made the dining experience feel like a deserving reward for having endured through those months. My thanks 🙂 – Doreen
Review 2	Great food and service. My favorite would be butter chicken and garlic naan. A great place to hangout for drinks after work too. Good and wide selection menu with vegetarian options. – Esther Tang
Review 3	Great food and very accommodating staff! Wide range of items from the menu which includes mainly Indian cuisine with spiciness tuned down for the masses. Recommended for the food as well as the ambience! – Malvin Chan

 

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Indian Restaurant	Khansama Tandoori Restaurant
Speciality	Khansama Tandoori Restaurant offers sumptuous Indian food for all customers on Serangoon Road in Little India. Serving customers with best services and ambience, they can expect to go through a remarkable customer experience.
Pricing	Click here to enquire
Website	https://khansama.com.sg/
Address	166 Serangoon Road Junction of, Norris Rd, 218050
Telephone	6299 0300
Operating Hours	Monday to Sunday: 10am–1am
Review 1	I think, this should be the best Indian restaurants in Singapore. We ordered for home delivery at our place and definitely we were totally satisfied with food. Their authentic North Indian food is perfectly balanced with flavourfull spices , food handling and packing was spot on. Would definitely recommend this place during circuit breaker . Khansama rocks. – Garry Garry
Review 2	One of the very best Indian restaurant ,excellent and tasty food. I always eat in this superb restaurant whenever I visit Singapore. I have recommended friends and they also rated this restaurant highly. Excellent service, great atmosphere, reasonably priced. Compliments to the chef and the owner. Until my next visit. – Randhir Sharma
Review 3	Khansama Tandoori Singapore serves the best Indian food at affordable prices. Service and location is equally good too. Menu is quite extensive and have most of the Indian main course and snacks. Keep it up guys. Cheers…. – Tejinder Pruthi

 

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Indian Restaurant	Mustard
Speciality	Mustard celebrates the cuisines of two of India’s most culinarily advanced states, where passion for food is not just an ethnic identity, it is a way of life.
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Website	http://www.mustardsingapore.com/
Address	32 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218552
Telephone	6297 8422
Operating Hours	Sunday-Thursday: 11:30am–3pm 6–10:45pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 11:30am–3pm 6–10:45pm Hours might differ Saturday: 11:30am–4pm
Review 1	Its the first time I was having Bengali Food and I really liked the fact that the place had some really good bengali food options. The place is well decorated and the ambience is good. The menu improved are very well spread and there are a lot of vegetarian options. The Ford feels very authentic. The only problem being the place is too heavy on the wallet. I guess the good quality it’s good but not that great that the price punt be placed at its current position. All in all I must say it’s worth the visit definitely once. The overall experience was quite nice and the service was good. Though a little slow, ended up with well presented and tasty food. – Karthik
Review 2	This is the BEST INDIAN RESTAURANT I’ve tried in Singapore. Maybe I haven’t tried enough Indian restaurants to justify this statement, but it was so memorable and delicious. Every dish served was cooked with excellence and all tasted great. The service was fast and responsive. The price point is a bit high for an Indian restaurant, but the quality of the food doesn’t disappoint. – Vincent Liew
Review 3	Second time coming, it’s one of my favorites in Singapore. Their prawn curry has such big juicy prawns in a coconut with mellow spicy curry. The naan is great. Samosa is also a delight. I love their food. – Jasmine H

 

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Indian Restaurant	Shahi Maharani North Indian Restaurant
Speciality	Unsurpassed elegance and the inviting atmosphere of Shahi Maharani adds to the customer experience. Customers can enjoy the exquisite flavors of authentic Indian food at Shahi Maharani. They offer diners an unforgettable gastronomical journey with delightful services.
Pricing	Click here to enquire
Website	https://www.shahimaharani.com/
Address	252 North Bridge Rd, #03–21B, Singapore 179103
Telephone	6235 8840
Operating Hours	Sunday-Wednesday: 12–2:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 6:30–10:30pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–2:30pm 6:30–10:30pm
Review 1	4.5 if I can rate this the way I want on google! That said – Really tasty Indian food tucked away in Raffles City where the aroma hits you before you enter the restaurant and gets you salivating. The food tasted as good as it smelt where the most unassuming but amazing dish for me was the Bharva Mushrooms. Curries (not featured) were so great and definitely punched in all the great flavors. Service was really great and they also had a live band (of sorts) entertaining you as you dine! – helly
Review 2	The best Indian food we have ever had . The people working there are very friendly and good memory. They remember what we had ordered few years ago. We never get bored with what we ordered. Highly recommend ! – huiyin yap
Review 3	One of the finest Indian restaurants in Singapore. Yummy authentic food, nicely presented. Live music. Expensive but really worth it! – suresh manu k

 

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Indian Restaurant	Tandoor
Speciality	Tandoor is the most awarded Indian restaurant in Singapore, synonymous with authentically prepared North Indian cuisine.
Pricing	Click here to enquire
Website	https://singaporeorchard.holidayinn.com/wine-dine/tandoor-indian-restaurant
Address	11 Cavenagh Rd, Singapore 229616
Telephone	6733 8333
Operating Hours	Sunday: 12–2:30pm 7–10:30pm Monday: Closed Tuesday-Wednesday: 12–2:30pm 7–10:30pm Thursday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 7–10:30pm Hours might differ Friday(Eid al-Adha): 12–2:30pm 7–10:30pm Hours might differ Saturday: 12–2:30pm 7–10:30pm
Review 1	The ambience is nice for romantic dinner. Interior Decor of the hotel is amazing. Soups are nice. Main course is normal. Not spicy even though we demanded for spicy food. Could improve hospitality a bit as the staff is not that attentive. – Swati
Review 2	Fine Indian style dining, friendly service. Perfect tasting of the curry and bread. Most of the dishes have mixed with the chill powder, so more spicy taste. – Jacky Wong
Review 3	Very nice food anf cozy ambience. Loved it.. We went for our marriage anniversary celebration. The starters are really yummy. especially the lamp chops😃😃😃😍😍😍. Tender and juicy 😋😋😋 – Mamun

What Do Indian Restaurants Sell in Singapore?

Most people would be curious to find out what local Indian restaurants sell to their customers. These lists of remarkable Indian food are introduced in Singapore with a touch of culture and tasty favouring:

• Pickles

Pickles are general side dishes or also known as mixed vegetables. They are also served by Chinese and Malays in their traditional food.

• Nasi biryani

This is a popular Indian Muslim dish consisting of saffron rice and tasty, thick meat. It is sold by both Indians and Malays, especially essential at Malay weddings. 

• Curry

This is the most basic Indian vegetable or meat gravy sauce. It is also used in local Chinese and Malay ‘traditional’ cuisine. A Peranakan example is Laksa, which is super scrumptious using coconut milk, noodles, meat, spices and herbs. A Eurasian example is Devil curry, while a Chinese example is Chilli crab. 

• Fish head curry

As an iconic Singapore dish, it is invented by Indians for the Chinese palate which values textures. This kind of dishes is not found in India.

• Indian Rojak

Just like its name, Rojak, this is a dish of salad with a mixture of deep fried battered potatoes, eggs, seafood, tofu and other items with a hot and sweet chilli sauce. Once again, such dish does not exist in India and is pretty unique to Singapore.

• Indian Mee goreng

Indian Mee goreng is made with yellow noodles, prepared ‘Indian style’ and fried with spices, minced meat, green peas and potatoes. 

• Murtabak

This is served like a Roti Prata added with minced chicken, mutton, beef or sardines.

• Roti john

A split, panfried baguette topped with egg, minced mutton (lamb) and onions, and served with tomato ketchup.

• Teh tarik

Literally known as ‘pulled tea’, it is named after its preparation technique. The tea is poured from two cups, using a pulling technique from great heights.

In fact, there are so many other Indian foods in Singapore that are less widely available foods, but which can still be found in several areas serving a more specifically Indian cuisines, such as Little India or Geylang.

Cost of Indian Restaurants in Singapore

There are almost a hundred Indian restaurants in Singapore, all concentrated in the Little India area. The price range for the meals per person will differ around $10 to $100 – depending on its reputation and location. Usually the few upmarket restaurants cost around $20 to $25 per person.

Fortunately for you, you don’t have to travel to India just to get it — as you’ll see in our listings  of the top Indian restaurants in Singapore.

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