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Al-Azhar Restaurant

Al-Azhar Restaurant

Halal restaurant$10–20

★ 4.04,863 reviews

Hearty international comfort food is served at this simple eatery that is open 24/7.

Discover Al-Azhar Restaurant, Singapore's renowned dining destination, where diverse culinary traditions collide and converge. Experience the vibrant flavors of India, Thailand, and the West, accompanied by handcrafted cakes and delectable ice cream creations.

Halal according to Google Maps

  • 11 Cheong Chin Nam Rd, Singapore 599736
  • Today · 7 am–3 am
    • Monday: 7 am–3 am
    • Tuesday: 7 am–3 am
    • Wednesday: 7 am–3 am
    • Thursday: 7 am–3 am
    • Friday: 7 am–3 am
    • Saturday: 7 am–3 am
    • Sunday: 7 am–3 am
  • 6466 5052
  • al-azhar.com

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lydia bae4 months ago
★★★★★

Constantly frequent this place since they serve an array of food. Ordered their 2-pax set meal via GrabFood which consists of sambal stingray, a veggie of your choice, tomyum soup, omelette & rice which costs around $60, inclusive of delivery fee. Meal was so good, especially the stingray. Worth it, imo, with the amount of food that you get + delivery.

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GL4 months ago
★★★★★

Indeed hearty food in this restaurant. Its often a mental exercise to eat such kind of food under sweltering heat. My grandson loves tissue prata but I can't quite find it in the menu. Fortunately. I was directed to the cashier to make my order. Kind of pointless if can't scan the menu for it Anyway, nice and hearty food.

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Markus Tam3 months ago
★★★★★

Ordered a coconut and 2 prata. The coconut arrived with no flesh. I asked to have it changed but the waiter said cannot change and payment is made in advance. So lan lan. The coconut cost $4.50 but I feel cheated. Not coming here again. Will go else where for my prata.

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nnewmint2 months ago
★★★★★

I have been eating prata boom for all my life and I've been there couple of times and this is the first time I hear prata bomb got kaya. Literally kaya... No sugar no condensed milk. You literally have to add on $1.30 for condensed milk. That's just crazy. Total cost is $5.40 for 1 prata. They didn't serve me with the condensed milk, I had to ask for it when it was in my order. Then, I headed to the cashier, hoping that they gave me a wrong order but the staff said it straight to my face that their prata boom has kaya in it and it has always been that way and prata boom always include kaya 🙄. Waste of money and such a scam, who the hell eats prata with kaya???

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edtayjb11 months ago
★★★★★

I was here today to meet a friend for lunch. It has been a very long time since I visited this place, and I was greatly impressed by it. The restaurant is not just your usual Indian Muslim restaurant, but IMO a multi-cuisine place, offering South and North Indian food, Western food and also - and this is where it's more than the usual Indian Muslim restaurant - Nasi Padang and Western-style cakes. My friend and I had an Indian rojak platter here - TBH I was drawn to (I have not seen before) blue-coloured flour ball with bean sprouts. The Indian rojak was very good. The service here was also very good - very professional and very attentive. The dining ambience was comfortable for a non-airconditioned setting as it was very well-ventilated. I highly recommend this place - in particular because it's open 24/7.

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