The Countryside Café

I’ve been a visitor the last 15-20 years since the days of Krishna, but my last visit 6 years ago was disappointing. However - new owners the last 3 years and I’m thrilled the cafe / bar has got some nice vibe back. Limited menu but everything was fantastic and a fair price. The Tiger draft beer was fresh and good value. Shout out to Suresh Kumar who went out of his way to make us feel welcome

I've been a very long time patron of this "Café". Never had coffee there. It's basically a bistro. Super casual, open till late. The music of late has been a little loud for my taste, but with a friendly staff and decent bar bites its a chill place to have a drink. I highly recommend the mutton chukka.

This quaint , nondescriept cafe has been around for ages. If you do not look closely for it, you may even miss it amidst the hustle and bustle of the area. The cafe may have seen changes in management but otherwise the interiors are the same with an old world charm to it. Seating is Limited since it's a small cafe with a couple of tables (outside) for those who may want to sit and watch the busy traffic / people. I had no plans to visit this cafe. While walking along Rochor we stumbled onto this area / cafe. Service is slow but good. If you would like to know the wait time for food, you can ask them. Food is generally good. Beer selection is huge & fantastic. If you need more ice for your bucket of bottled beers just ask. Toilets were clean at the time of my visit.

Went to this place on 31st December with a friend. This place has a nice ambiance, good selection of drinks, good food, and most of all with friendly and customer-oriented staff. The food is affordable too. Tried their 'butter chicken' and I would surely say it's one of the best I had. The 'Madras chili mutton' and the 'pepper beef fry' is equally great! The fish curry is nothing to shout about, it's of those that I can skip next time. I wish they would serve 'naan bread' on the future. I would highly recommend this place to those who love to chill and enjoy with good food friends or even solo. They also have a good taste in music.

Vibes was immaculate with my Indian friends and food was good

If one needs a quick fix for a beer in a cozy place. This is the place to go to. Don’t forget to try their Commandos! Spicy and flavourful, went well with beer and egg omelette.

Didn't try the food but great bar with a divey vibe but friendly service by the owners (the younger staff weren't so great at service).. Great melodic Indian pop music and good beer and drink prices. A one of a kind bar for Singapore

Very much aimed at the local Indian clientele. High beat Tamil music, reasobable prices and good music. The place is quite small and upstairs is only for selected people

Hit or miss is my theme for this cafe. Located in Little India area, 5 mins from Jalan Basar station. Hits: 1. Long List of Beers and spirits. Just a few beers on tap but many bottles available. Enjoyed a Guinness draught and a local beer Red Dot IPA from a bottle. 2. Long list of food options as well. 3. Cool rustic dive bar appearance. Improvements: 1. Service- ordered some onion rings to go with my first beer. Got my beer. They never came back for my food and were too busy entertaining their buds outside. 20 mins later I got another (Red Dot). Ended up eating some late night Thai food nearby. A win I guess. Hope your visit here is a hit. A miss for me. 2.5 stars rounded down.

Owner is racist, rude and greedy. Boycott the place. I ordered a beer while waiting for someone I had a meeting with and had called friends over to join me later. During the meeting I had no drinks as we were discussing work. Owner suddenly comes from home and assumes we are sitting without orders and rudely says keep ordering (after my clarifying that I already did and will do later) or leave.

Awesome place in the heart of little Indy, this is a real jem! Awesome selection of beer and wine, and so much food selection! This place is a must try!

Coffee is on their menu. When I ordered it, the woman walked me out to the street, pointed at 7eleven a few doors down, and told me to go get coffee from there. Really?