First try at Nandhana’s and brought along my Chinese friends, who ended up enjoying the food as well. The food wasn’t overwhelming, yet felt quite authentic compared to most Indian cuisine. Portions were good for the price, and the service staff were friendly and approachable. They serve North and South Indian food as well as Indo-Chinese dishes. Even my friends, who were initially quite skeptical about Indian cuisine, ended up liking it too.

🍛 **Local Chain Restaurant** This is a local chain restaurant specializing in Indian and Indonesian cuisine. Since Indian food is heavy on spices, this place may not suit diners who prefer mild flavors or those who dislike spicy food. Although the menu includes food photos, the pictures have no numbering, making it impossible for first‑time visitors to match dishes when ordering. The menu design is highly unprofessional! 🙄 🥘 **Lamb Masala** A must‑try specialty. *Masala* is a famous Indian spice blend, often referring to curry. Many colorful dishes on the menu include this word. By default, masala is spicy, but perhaps due to local adaptation, the lamb masala here isn’t overly hot. On the international spice scale (1–10), it’s around **Level 2–3**. However, the portion of lamb is far too small — just one tiny bowl that clearly won’t fill you up. The value for money is extremely low! 😓 🍗 **Curry Chicken** Another signature dish. Curry pairs well with beef, lamb, or chicken. But again, the portion is equally small. The price of this little bowl is comparable to a Western steak at a hawker stall, yet the serving is pitifully tiny. The cost‑performance ratio is shockingly poor! 😓 🥲 🌶️ For diners who dislike spicy food, there’s really no need to force yourself to suffer here just to “try something different.” If you don’t enjoy spice, curry, or masala, this restaurant simply won’t bring you happiness. And with such meager portions of meat, the value is extremely low. 😓 🍴 **Dining Experience** The environment is pleasant and the staff are polite. But honestly, there’s no reason to punish yourself — or your wallet — with food you don’t enjoy.

We are so excited to have discovered this restaurant in a corner of Eastpoint Mall. We had the South Indian thali meals, a vegetarian and a chicken meal. Both meals were so delicious, the taste authentic, tasty, portions generous and the service was exceptional….. welcoming, efficient and attentive. The bru coffee was the best bru coffee I have had. We are definitely looking forward to coming back to try their extensive breakfast menu as well as their North Indian cuisine.

Good food can never make up for bad, incompetent and inefficient service. 6 people working. 4 eating at the same time. The other 2 slow as sloths. Took away 5 hot drinks, 3 samosas and 2 vadais. Took them forever to prepare. Got home and realised hot drinks cup covers were loose. Most of the hot drinks were spilt. Well done guys. 👍

I enjoyed the food very much. We ordered curry fish head, tandoori chicken, cheese, naan basket, spinach, dal, paratha, butter chicken and biryani, all good!