Our family enjoys Indian cuisine and frequent the Indian stall along serangoon road. We came here to check it out since it just opened. They kept the decoration from the previous restaurant. Being the only customers during lunch time, the place was cold and quiet. Prawn biryani was overly spicy. It was more chili hot which buried the fragrance of the spices we love. Mango lassi was not too sweet, which is good although the mango flavor was too faint. Garlic naan had many garlic bits and a pleasant sesame seed scent which goes well with the butter chicken. Prices are on the higher side. Guess we will just stick to our usual stall.

Came in for the prata and coffee promo at $4.80. Prata was good. Two large soft pratas with a bits of crunch. The accompanying curry was good but maybe too fiery. The curry had effort put in, not like some places that give gravy that’s like curry powder in hot water. When the gravy ran out, I asked if they had dhal but the server couldn’t understand me. Anyway, the second serving of the curry was a little less spicy and tasted better. I subbed the coffee for tea. It came in smallish glass cup but tasted good and strong. Sufficiently milky. Think the rest of food available in the menu should be good though the place suffers from a lack of awareness and the right marketing.

Had an amazing time at Feast and Beast! The food was flavorful and authentic – we loved the Masala Thosai & Mutton Thosai. The atmosphere was cozy, and the staff was warm and attentive, making us feel right at home. Highly recommend for a genuine Indian dining experience within this vicinity!

Was just walking down the street with no intention to eat. But the uncle was so friendly and inviting, the food the uncle recommend did not disappoint. Food was good. Service was nice. And the place is clean.

Starters are delicious. Main course also good. Reasonable prices.