There are lots of Kerala Restaurants in Singapore and most of them are famous for their mouth-watering dishes. Since this is everyone’s topic, we thought to feature some of the restaurants here.
Disclaimer: This is purely based on our reviews and our experience. And the order of restaurants doesn’t mean it’s great, good or bad.
Premaas is famous for its great taste and ambience and their Malabar biriyani is famous among malayali community.
6 Dalhousie Ln, Singapore 209675
Kaayaloram Authentic Kerala Restaurant, 77 Boat Quay
Kaayaloram Authentic Kerala cuisine serving authentic Kerala food. Inspired by the light coastal flavours of Kerala, their Indian chefs use only the best ingredients from the region including creamy coconut milk, fresh curry leaves and aromatic spices to create curries, biriyanis, baked-to-order naans and grills straight from the tandoor. A traditional authentic Kerala restaurant treating your taste buds with mouthwatering flavours from God’s own country Kerala.
A good ambience at Spice Juncton is always attracting food lovers.
126 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218585
Cocobay, 3 Norris Rd
3 Norris Rd, Singapore 208248
Alankar Restaurant, Dunlop Street
Located at Dunlop Street in Little India, **Alankar Restaurant **is Offering Kerala Meals (Sadya) and other Kerala dishes.
No. 98, Dunlop Street, Little India.
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