Indian restaurants in Singapore can be found all over the island, catering to both casual diners and those seeking a more upscale dining experience.

Race Course Road, Serangoon Road, and Syed Alwi Road are packed with well-known Indian eateries.

For North Indian cuisine, places like Punjab Grill (Marina Bay Sands), Shahi Maharani (Raffles City), and Yantra (Tanglin Mall) are popular for their rich curries, tandoori meats, and luxurious ambience.

For South Indian flavours, MTR 1924 is a favourite for dosai and filter coffee, while Anjappar serves up spicy Chettinad dishes to spice lovers.

Vegetarians will find plenty to enjoy at Komala Vilas or Gokul Vegetarian, which has a broad menu covering North and here South Indian dishes.

Don’t miss modern Indian eateries such as Thevar (Keong Saik Road), serving creative small plates with bold flavours, or Rang Mahal (Pan Pacific) for contemporary fine dining.

Most restaurants are open daily for lunch and dinner; some even stay open late for supper cravings.

Overall, eating at an Indian restaurant in Singapore offers a delicious journey through one of the world’s most diverse and flavourful cuisines.