It can get a bit difficult to sustain on other cuisines for a long period of time. The urge to try something Indian can be quite strong. On the other hand, one might get curious about the taste and way certain Indian dishes are prepared in Singapore. In either case, it is important to know where you can get authentic Indian food while you are abroad.
Here is a list of the best and most authentic Indian food that you can get in Singapore. Some of these restaurants will make you feel like you have never left home.
Yarana is one fine example of Indian cuisine done right. The restaurant is built on the theme of friendship and togetherness. And if these weren't enough, it is located right on the Kallang River, which makes it even better.
The restaurant offers fine dining, party room and alfresco dining, all together. The party room can easily accommodate about 65 guests, which is usually booked for get-togethers, birthdays and special occasions.
The menu at Yarana is quite exquisite and has some amazing dishes and a range of cocktails to choose from.
Rag Mahal is ideal if you want to indulge in some Indian fine dining cuisine. The restaurant was established in 1971 and has made a name for itself in Singapore. You will find North Indian, South Indian, and even Coastal Indian cuisine on the menu of Rag Mahal.
Over the years, Rag Mahal has won several awards for its culinary expertise and service. Should you happen to visit Rag Mahal, Tandoori Lobster, Samarkand Prawns and Quinoa Upma are must-try dishes.
Royal Taj is on Sentosa Island and is a beautiful amalgamation of traditional Indian cuisine and contemporary ingredients. The colonial-looking building of Mess Hall hosts the restaurant and can it scores high on the ambience front.
While the menu is expansively Indian, you will find a few elements of street foods such as Masala Papad, Aloo Tikki Chaat, etc. If you want to take your spouse or partner out on a date, you can choose the 5-course veg or non-veg set as well.
Widely regarded as one of the finest Indian cuisine experiences, Ras has an extensive menu that covers delicacies from a lot of different states. The food and its flavours are so authentic, some people even vouch that Ras serves better Indian food than you can find in India.
Its location is another highlight, where you can get a view of the nightlife of Singapore and a private setting as well. During your visit to Ras, do not forget to try palak paneer, tandoori lobster and kacchi mirchi ka chicken.
Shikar translates to hunting in Hindi but fortunately, you do not have to hunt for anything in the restaurant. Once you do step into the restaurant, you will be welcomed with hospitality that can warm you immediately. Everything at Shikar is done with a lot of Indian traditions and cultural references.
If the ambience of the place does not take your breath away, it will once you taste the food. Shikar takes some of the more common dishes and adds a twist. For example, Tikki chaat does not have regular potatoes but sweet potatoes. The meat is extremely tender for most dishes, making them even more mouthwatering.
If you are craving some authentic South Indian food, you can always visit MTR. The restaurant was established in 1924 and has been going strong. Though its appearance might seem ordinary, its food most certainly is not.
It can be a bit difficult to recreate authentic flavours outside India, but MTR manages that perfectly. It does not come as a surprise that MTR is one of the most popular Indian restaurants in Singapore. A couple of must-try dishes are pudi dosa and rava idli.
Tandoor is one of the most famous Indian restaurants in Singapore. Tandoor can serve some of the best North Indian cuisines that you might have tasted. And the place serves some authentic vegetarian Indian dishes as well.
Some of the must-try dishes of Tandoor include dal makhani, grilled fish, tandoori chicken, and chicken tikka.
The above list of restaurants will ensure that you feel at home even during your Singapore trip. You can plan your trip without worrying about getting Indian food during the trip.
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Published on September 13, 2023