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Sai Kitchen

Sai Kitchen

Indian restaurant

★ 4.053 reviews

Cuisine: indian

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  • 1 N Bridge Rd, #01-08A High Street Centre, Singapore 179094
  • Today · 7 am–7 pm
    • Monday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Tuesday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Wednesday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Thursday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Friday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Saturday: 7 am–7 pm
    • Sunday: 7 am–7 pm
  • 8601 4171

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Yian Liew3 months ago
★★★★★

Yummy food... their dhal vadai is very good (only available after lunch). Also, tried their ikan bills fried bee hoon not bad too. They don't serve prata during lunch time. Based on my experience, the "shop front" guys (cashier and barista) have poor attitude and does not make any effort to improve customer's experience at all. The floor service guy is helpful and endeavours to provide assistance.

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Natalie lim1 years ago
★★★★★

I was there today after lunch hours, so it was easy to get a seat then. Wanted to grab some lunch and asked for chicken tikka but was told "Don't have". I casually asked if they don't sell it anymore (since it's on their menu) or if they've run out but the staff just stared at me without answering. I decided to just have tea and lentil vadai. Another staff served me the tea and vadai, which he literally dumped on a styrofoam plate - see picture. The tea was too sweet, the lentil vadai had a lot of onions, I'd say 50% of it was chopped onions. BTW, the staff who served me had a runny nose, was sniffling, and he wasn't masked!

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Honglian Lee6 months ago
★★★★★

Easy access and aircon area for diners is much appreciated especially during lunch time. The meals prepared are satisfying and the portion is filing.

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Yen1 years ago
★★★★★

Great little spot tucked inside High Street Centre, right next to The Voice Company (where I take vocal lessons). Stopped by after class — had the mutton briyani at Sai Kitchen: fragrant rice, tender mutton, generous portion. Quiet, spacious, and just what I needed after a long, hot morning. The building itself is a hidden gem — quirky, creative tenants and an old-school charm. Don’t miss Sai Café just a few steps away — they’ve got interesting cakes and unpretentious bakes. Perfect for a treat after lunch. Revived and happy. Will definitely be back.

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Xiaobaitu the Meek1 years ago
★★★★★

My all time go-to for best curry puff in town! It's the epokepok style curry puff with an indian soul - a thin crispy crust holds the creamiest potato curry cooked indian style that melts in your mouth and that goes so well with the crunch of the crust :) I like their prata as well cos always made fresh and served with a warm bowl of usually chicken curry. I haven't the change to try the other items but if you are in town n want a decent curry puff, here it is :)

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