Bollywood Farms Pte Ltd

Tried some comfort homecooked style dishes such as nasi lemak platter, roast chicken leg and the limited time chicken katsu burger. Love the sambal chili and the crispy moringa fritter. Nasi was done well and aromatic. Didn’t manage to make an advance reservation but outdoor seating was good with lots of fans around. Took a short stroll around the farm after our meal. Pet-friendly.

🌾 A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Nature – Bollywood Farm Pte Ltd! 🌿 If you’re looking for a perfect weekend escape with the kids or just craving a soulful meal surrounded by greenery, Bollywood Farm is an absolute must-visit. 🍽️ Food Highlights: We tried the Nasi Lemak for 2 pax fragrant rice, crispy anchovies, sambal with just the right kick, and perfectly done eggs. Comfort food at its finest. The Big Breakfast (x2) came loaded hearty, wholesome and bursting with farm-fresh flavors. Definitely one of the better brunches in town. There was also a platter (can’t remember the name!) that came as a delightful surprise: generous portions, beautifully presented, and great for sharing. Everything tasted so clean and vibrant the kind of meal that makes you feel good after eating. 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Kid-Friendly Activities & Farm Fun: Our kids had an amazing time exploring the farm from spotting quirky scarecrows to learning about herbs and vegetables straight from the soil. The space is open, interactive, and safe for little ones to run around while learning about nature and sustainable farming. The farm shop was also a hit we picked up some fresh produce and herbal teas to take home. 💚 What We Loved: • The calm, rustic setting • Friendly staff who are clearly passionate about what they do • Food that’s fresh, flavorful, and farm to table • Educational and fun for kids (and adults too!) ✨ We left with full bellies, happy kids, and a newfound appreciation for slow, meaningful living. Will definitely be back next time we’re bringing more friends along! 📍Highly recommended for family outings, brunch lovers, and anyone needing a reset from city life.

Weee!! So honoured to be able to take a pic with Ivy as she walked to our table. She's friendly and warm! No wonder the place is also warm and welcoming. The farm reminded me of my Grandparents' farm in Indonesia, full of greenery, fresh air and so serene. May this farm continue to exist with its charms and beauty!

A charming little dining spot nestled amidst the farm. The food was enjoyable, with the nasi lemak standing out in particular. While the portion could be more generous, the fragrant rice, crispy ikan bilis, and the authentic chilli — sweet, spicy, and full of flavor — made it a satisfying dish. Highly recommended.

A few minutes drive. We enjoyed a substantial meal following our nature walk at Sungei Buloh. The beverages were served after the meal. We were unsure of the reason for this. The lemongrass drink was too diluted. Could have done better. The fish n' chips were served with no lemon. We were informed that there was no lemon available. Nasi lemak set was good. The fried chicken can be elevated with more rempah. Overall, its a good lunch. 👍

If you have a chance to head here while you’re in Kranji, don’t miss the opportunity. The food is great, the staff are friendly and the ambience is truly like a much needed getaway. However, as much as this place is lovely for food and drinks, the whole farm is just breathtakingly beautiful. There are so many events that you could join as well as so much about the farm you can learn. The trees, the plants, the fruit and flowers, the list is endless. In Singapore, there’s a land scarcity as so many are used to build buildings. It’s so refreshing to see a farm in our very own Singapore where it’s as authentic and rural as it can be. If you’re looking to clear your mind, or just take in the wonderful nature, this is the place to go! 10/10 in charm, rustic and simple vibes and all in all the closest we can get to a kampung right here.

We spent a nourishing midday at Bollywood Farm. It’s a 10 hectare veggie farm + casual farm to table restaurant. We had the blue pea nasi lemak, jackfruit lemak, and rojak at their restaurant, they all were lovely home cooked style food. It feels very old school and heartwarming. We had a little walk around the farm after lunch. The farm itself is rustic and unpolished in a charming way. You’ll find banana trees, butterfly pea flowers, and all sorts of herbs growing along winding paths. It seems like this place was built with lots of heart by the founders, which I really love.

Old school rustic place that is reminiscent of the farm and street eateries of olden Singapore. Tucked in with an actual vegetable farm, the food is unpretentious and flavourful, authentic and comforting. When they say Nasi Lemak, they really do give you everything in it; fragrant rice, great sambal chilli, cucumbers, sliced egg, Ilan bills etc. good selection of food for the family. Great place to take stroll through the vegetables, herbs, fruit trees etc. must add friendly people and a nice crowd to boot. Do reserve if on weekends during peak meal times.