Indian Cuisine

[tankee]

Have anyone tried Komala’s? what’s good there?

[kuzco]

tankee:

Have anyone tried Komala's? what's good there?

Was at Yishun Northpoint yesterday. There are two Indian stalls side by side at the food court. One is Komalas. The other one, don't know the name. It is this stall (which I don't know the name) that has a long queue while Komalas has a shorter queue. DS ate their mutton beryani. Very nice. They have their mutton in cubes or with bones.

We didn't try Komalas. So can't comment on them.

[corneyAmber]

kuzco:

tankee:

Have anyone tried Komala's? what's good there?

Was at Yishun Northpoint yesterday. There are two Indian stalls side by side at the food court. One is Komalas. The other one, don't know the name. It is this stall (which I don't know the name) that has a long queue while Komalas has a shorter queue. DS ate their mutton beryani. Very nice. They have their mutton in cubes or with bones.

We didn't try Komalas. So can't comment on them.

:drool: :drool: I need a bib!

[Sun_2010]

25hourmaid:

:drool: :drool: I need a bib!

Komalas are usually vegetarian places.
So no chicken or mutton there.

The other one is probably Banana leaf , that one might have...
Years since i went to North Point, i mean the one in Yishun(just in case some one tot the penguin one)

[tankee]

komalas is vegetarian?


so what are the must try dishes? any?

[schweppes]

tankee:

komalas is vegetarian?


so what are the must try dishes? any?

Yes, I believe Komalas is vegetarian. We usually eat the set meal - sori, can't remember what's on it :oops: but they taste yummy. If you bring DS, you can let him try the prata or the tissue prata. My girls love those. They also like the lassi (Indian yoghurt drink). My kids usually take the sweet lassi whilst dh and myself will get the mango lassi. :lol:

[tankee]

Thanks for the recommendations

[schweppes]

Tankee, u live in the East right? There's an Indian restaurant, Chat Masala at Upper East Coast Rd which my family sometimes frequent. The food is great. U can read the reviews at some of the food blogs.


Some of my family faves are the :

Naan - there's a variety, for eg., fruity naan (our favourite), butter naan and garlic naan
Butter chicken - non spicy so the kids can take this dish
Kerala fish

There are other dishes too but we usually take the above mentioned. I think they have another branch at Greenwood for those living in the Bukit Timah area.



:celebrate:

[tree nymph]

schweppes:

Tankee, u live in the East right? There's an Indian restaurant, Chat Masala at Upper East Coast Rd which my family sometimes frequent. The food is great. U can read the reviews at some of the food blogs.


Some of my family faves are the :

Naan - there's a variety, for eg., fruity naan (our favourite), butter naan and garlic naan
Butter chicken - non spicy so the kids can take this dish
Kerala fish

There are other dishes too but we usually take the above mentioned. I think they have another branch at Greenwood for those living in the Bukit Timah area.



:celebrate:

i know this restaurant but never try it. Thanks for the recommendation! i think i will go sometime this month - since i'm taking some days off and no where to go...

yes, there's a branch in Greenwood Ave, its call Chat Masala... Too

[schweppes]

See lah... all this talk about food in the middle of the nite is making me hungry... :drool: :roll: