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Indian restaurants in Singapore offer a wide range of flavours—from North Indian tandoori and curries to South Indian dosai and spicy Chettinad dishes.

Race Course Road, Serangoon Road, and Syed Alwi Road are packed with well-known Indian eateries.

In town, check out Punjab Grill at Marina Bay Sands or Shahi Maharani at Raffles City for a more refined North Indian meal.

For South Indian flavours, MTR 1924 is a favourite for dosai and filter coffee, while Anjappar serves up spicy Chettinad dishes to spice lovers.

Gokul Vegetarian and Shivam offer extensive meat-free menus, popular with locals and visitors alike.

Contemporary restaurants like Thevar (with its Michelin star) and Rang Mahal put a new spin click here on traditional recipes.

Most restaurants are open daily for lunch and dinner; some even stay open late for supper cravings.

Overall, eating at an Indian restaurant in Singapore offers a delicious journey through one of the world’s most diverse and flavourful cuisines.