Senthil Kodamegam
It is pleasent lunch experience. Buffet is good variety. After 12 is crowded so need to wait little longer. I will go again.
水胖
very nice place to experience Indian food. All the curry taste different and amazing. And really preciate the restaurant to do charity.
ravindra J
Best vegetarian eating place. I understand this is run for charity and hence you pay what u feel is correct price. We paid 8 SGD per person when we went on tour to Singapore as per the advice of the cashier. Little India restaurants charge you 6 to 8 dollars for one dish. Here it is all you can eat buffet. To my best knowledge, the only vegetarian eating place in Chinatown.
Anita Rao
Buffet style fresh Indian food
Run by a charity so there is no price you pay as much as you feel you can.
Pros:
Really good fresh cooked Indian food
A lot of choices
Authentic
Cons:
Limited seating
Eric
I was so perplexed when I went in as she told me there was no fixed menu price and to just pay whatever you felt like. Pretty authentic minus the white rice (can't blame them). Note that all the dishes are vegetarian. It's sir conditioned and cleaned so much better experience than waiting in line and eating at a hawker center.
Trish K.
All of my favorite things in a restaurant: delicious food, vegan options, gracious staff, pleasant atmosphere, top-notch cleanliness, affordable pricing, credit cards accepted. Can’t wait to get back to this great buffet-style eatery!
Vivian Ng
Delicious vegetarian Indian food. The soup really warms the soul. :) don’t forget to clear your dishes when you’re done & pay as you wish.
Hari Narayanan
Not a typical indian restaurant, may be an singaporened version of Indian foods. Dessert (moong dhaal kheer) was very good. There sweet lassi is also nice. But nothing special to say about the food.
Not spicy, not enough salt, and no soul in food. Too much hype for such a food.
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