Tired of the same old bland, economical hawker stall/food court foods? Want to treat yourself to something a little more luxurious but still short of dining in at an expensive restaurant. Enjoy your local dine-in / TA / DSPs vibrant local indian muslim + thai food in this area. A true gem amongst the variety food stalls at Bedok Marketplace 58. Opens till 12am. Last order 11.15pm Customer demographic includes chinese families too, and still quite pack on a Monday late night. I ordered the chicken briyani for $7.50, size was generous, best part: chicken was FRESH, soft n tender. A far cry from bedok mrt's bland old harden KFCs. $4.80 for garlic butter naan. $7.00 for seafood soup (need to inform non-spicy). $2.10 for hot teh halia (ginger teh tarik). $1.90 kopi-o cold. Total: $23.30 and it was damn WORTH it. Flavourful, multi-aroma, tasteful on every bite, will definitely increase your appetite too if bland hawker stall foods' your general meal to meal. Hv outdoor n indoor seatings. Fan n well aired. Clean, bright lighting, friendly staffs and just beside the subway next door. Definitely a must-visit if u are in d area. Googles says open 6am too.
15.12.25 Garlic Naan wif Tandoori chicken set $9.30 n Teh Helia is $2 !!! / chicken abit small n slightly undercook, but still a good lunch for me. 09.10.25 / $8.30 for set n $1.50 for teh tarik / the garlic Naan was huge. It goes well with the Mutton Kheema. A happy late lunch for me. The prices are also very reasonable. The place is airy n tables are clean.
A newfound favourite late night joint! The crispy prata here is excellent and highly recommended. Among the best we have encountered in Singapore. The menu is vast and varied, so customers can make repeat visits without repeating their orders. The drinks selection is particularly impressive. The eating area is brightly lit, clean and spacious. Both indoor and outdoor seating available.