Came to this place for lunch, some of the items like idil were only available after 3pm. Had to settle for the chicken biryani and ordered the tea as well. The chicken biryani is good and the chicken is really tender with nice spicy gravy. Love the tea, strong with a milky taste. Really affordable at $4.

1st time here...hmm,actually 2nd time as the 1st I came, it haven't officially opened yet😅.Ordered the Mutton/Chicken Biriyani..The mutton pieces was really soft. I wud rather love the one chunk piece mutton but for $3, who's complaining,haha😇.The chicken was nice.The rice was soft.Timon could be served abit more as it looked like a spoon serving.Papadam was crispy.The Bru Coffee & Tea was good👍.Service was good with friendly staffs. For eat-in, they do come & take your order at the table.Take-away need to Q up.The bill is written on small sticky-notes😅.The place is small.Decently furnished.Not suitable for huge crowd thou.Hand washing basin suited in kitchen side.😫Quite cramp.Would be nice if it could be relocated to the front as it will not congestion the kitchen services by diners going in & out.Overall👍👍😁

one of recommended halal restaurant in Singapore, located across from the Abdul Gafur mosque Singapore, nearby Indian & Arab street. The food taste was delicious and very cheap, only 3 SGD for nasi briyani complete. We'll be back while we were in sing. For backpacker tourists, highly recommended!

Michellin standard food with very affordable price for Indian food. Strongly recommended!

The chicken nasi briyani is S$3 however there too much chili padi, I could not eat the rice (only few mouthful) because either the curry or the rice is too spicy. The menu shown is outdated. It show S$3 meal with 1 meat, 2 veg, 1 papadam (fried cracker), white rice, however the seller told me the menu is an old one. Only 1 meat 1 veg, no papadam. Have to pay S$0.50 for the papadam. Chicken taste good however i feel cheated because of above. Teh tarik S$1 (Tea with milk plus the process of pouring and pulling the tea)