Have been regularly eating at Ghandi restaurant, get a chicken and veg meal packed to eat at home. Portions are good, great food. We love their quail eggs and chicken masala. It looks like a canteen, but then it is the food that matters so we get it packed to enjoy at home as it is always crowded. Definitely recommended... More

A real place for good home cooked food. Really delicious and large portions. Very reasonably priced. No Hype, just simple good food that you can eat daily. Only thing is sometimes dishes are a little too spicy, so chose carefully. Dont worry about the ambience, concentrate on the food alone. Staying at Grand Chancellor consider this to be the hotel... More

During my exploring of Little India I was fortunate to have a local friend of mine who is a Singaporean resident for some 50 years. He took my by the Gandhi restaurant and told me it was his favorite place to eat. He informed me that the owner is the only one that cooks…if he is sick or on holiday... More

This was a great find with yummy food, cheap prices, local Indians and tourists queueing and then chowing down on great spicy curries and delicious accompaniments, washed down with sweet, hot chai. The serving sizes are decent, the turnover of customers is pretty fast as the service is efficient. Food is served on lush green banana leaves with all you... More

I loved everything I had, it was all delicious. I had mutton curry, daal, a variety of chutneys, rice, and bread. Food was served on banana leaves, forks and spoons provided, although most of the other diners were using their hands. The service was quick and efficient, although the water was a man of very few words, mostly just grunted.... More

This no-frills place is really packed during meal times. Got to wait for a table. It is interesting to watch how the indian workers queue up patiently for takeaways and the food variety is extensive. They give big servings too, I observed. We dined from banana leaves and the service is prompt and efficient. The curries are superb but rather... More

Popular with Indian workers (I think it's near some dorms), this place is cheap, honest and definitely worth a visit especially if you want to get away from the razzle-dazzle food courts, chain restaurants and sometimes overpriced tourist places in the usual haunts. It's off the beaten track, down an unassuming side street and there are no menus. But the... More