Gandhi Restaurant and Catering

Local hotspot for banana leaf veg rice - Its halal and servers are very friendly and the boss also. An authentic malaysian-tamil style banana leaf veg rice. Chicken 65 is a must try although it could be crispier. Price is so affordable as you can see on the menu! Curry and rasam are all tasted palatable, vegetables are decent - i prefer the stronger taste like in malaysia and their tamil origin. Papadam are free flow which is great and ending the meal with teh tarik kurang manis (hot) simply is a cherry on top. This hits different when breakfasting - thank you for the meal!

Reflecting back on that memorable visit to "Gandhi" Indian restaurant 12 years ago fills me with nostalgia and a craving for those delectable flavors. The inviting ambiance, with its classic Indian charm, set the stage for a culinary journey unlike any other. The sight of dishes served on banana leaves, the rich aroma of various curries, and the vibrant colors of the spices all contributed to a feast for the senses. Despite not being accustomed to eating with my hands like most guests, the flavors of the food transcended any cultural barriers and left a lasting impression on my taste buds. Each curry dish offered a unique blend of spices that left me feeling satisfied, content, and ultimately happy. As I reminisce about that experience, I realize that "Gandhi" truly lives up to its name, embodying the greatness of the Indian hero it is named after. This restaurant in Singapore has become a must-visit destination for me on every trip, a culinary pilgrimage that promises quality, affordability, and above all, unforgettable taste.

Always clean your banana leaves before they serve you. It's good to have such a meal once in a while. Very affordable compared to many places. Since it is a legendary restaurant and took over by a new owner. It's definitely much cleaner than before. Well done.

Had lunch here some time back and ordered the famous onion chicken and chicken 65. This was my second visit, the first being 13 years ago... Anyway, the meal is just alright. The flavours are nothing to shout about. The curry and vegetables are all rather average. The main draw here is the sizeable portion of rice and the included refills of rice and vegetables. And for that, the fixed price is very fair. That said, is this novelty enough to warrant a special visit? Perhaps not. Given that it's in little India, where there are so many other restaurants and good eats, I'd reckon you can find a rice meal just as good if not much better in terms of flavour. Anyway, Gandhi restaurant is an institution, and it will have its old-timers and foreign visitors. The ultimate test here is how long the restaurant can sustain the increasing price levels as that will inevitably erode the novelty - of it being a once famous restaurant and of the rice and veg refills - as time passes.

First time here. The food is very tasty and delicious 😋. My favourites are the mutton curry and cauliflower. Friendly staff and fast service. Pretty crowded during lunch time.

Went there around 9 pm , and was pleased to know they were still open ( closed at 11 pm.) . Food was great , had the banana leaf set and shared mutton curry and other dishes with friends. Quick service. Not many people at that time so we had the place to ourselves. Heard about this place years ago so I was glad to finally try it. Highly recommended.

Authentic Indian Flavors 🌶️ Gandhi Restaurant offers a fantastic dining experience with delicious and authentic Indian cuisine. The flavors are rich, the spices perfectly balanced, and the portions generous. The butter chicken and biryani were standouts, paired perfectly with their soft, fresh naan. The service was warm and attentive, creating a welcoming atmosphere. Highly recommend for anyone craving genuine Indian flavors. Will definitely be back! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Here non vegetarian and vegetarian both variety available on a budget price . I used to go here for my dinner. This restaurant is located in little India . Take NE MRT (purple line) drop off at Little India and exit via E walk opposite side of exit from MRT towards temple side just cross the Shree siddh Perth Satya narayan temple you can see the restaurant on your left side .. Side of the temple .