Jaggi's Northern Indian Cuisine

We discovered Jaggi's a couple of years ago when the husband was doing a posting around the area. It's been one of our favourite Northern Indian restaurants since, and it's a great place for a quick Indian meal when we're craving it in a hurry. It's not that cheap though - this meal for the 2 of us cost about $30.

We had 2 naans, 2 lassis, a palek paneer, probably a quarter tandoori chicken and a butter chicken masala.
The tandoori chicken is flavourful without being too salty, and comes grilled with a slight crust on the outside but perfectly cooked and moist on the inside.

The butter chicken masala is creamy without being too rich, and fabulous with the freshly baked naan.

Parking's a bit of a pain, but we've found the HDB MSCP near Foochow Methodist Church usually has ample parking lots.

Address: 34 Race Course Road, #03-05

Tel: +65 6296 6141

Website: http://www.jaggis.com/

Komala Vilas

I love Indian food and there's nothing quite like Komala Vilas for a good decent value-for-money authentic meal. Their palek paneer is one of the best I've eaten.
The masala thosai - decent.

I have no idea what this is, but it's some chappati-like thing in a ball - great with curry.

And to wash it all down, a hot cup of masala tea. Perfect.

76 / 78 Serangoon Road Singapore 217981, Tel: 6293 6980

12 / 14 Buffalo RoadSingapore 209 723, Tel : 62933664

Website: http://www.komalavilas.com.sg/

Northern Indian Stall at Suntec City Food Court

The husband and I have found this gem of a stall at the Suntec City food court at the basement near the fountain. It's a Northern Indian stall run by the same chaps that operate Hazara/Kinara at Holland Village and Boat Quay. $6 gets you naan, chicken tikka, 2 serves of a vegatable dish and a curry. The quality is good, and the serving sizes are very decent. Two thumbs up!