Main Image Credit: Sideways Mint and Feta Dip with Sourdough
Little India is fast becoming the "IT" spot with the "X" Factor. This list is growing weekly with new establishments opening faster than we can keep up.
You heard it here. It will not be before too long the Little India becomes the jewel in the culinary crown for an ever growing segment of raviness expats and locals in Singapore, hankering for something on the edge. An experience to be remembered. Enjoy them all and let us know what you think after you have tested the waters!
Rogue Trader
Located above Meatsmith Little India, wander up a side entrance and you’ll find a bar known as Rogue Trader. With a colonial India accent, this sophisticated gem will be welcoming to all. Great atmosphere, awesome service and really good cocktails Tuesday through Friday 5pm - Late, Saturday and Sunday 11:30am - Late.Think tea time and tonics, think adventure tales and spice trade; embracing the ingredients readily available in the area. Write A Review
The Malayan Council
This is a charming little Halal cafe that sits within the oldest street in Singapore. Perfect spot to kick your shoes off. TMC, when west meets Malaya. The Malayan Council was founded in August 2015 serving western food with a traditional Malay twist for every generation. Try the Smoke Duck Lemak chilli padi. This is a linguine pasta tossed with mushroom and cherry tomatoes in a lemak chilli padi sauce with the generous portion of smoked duck. Yummmm! Write A Review
Sideways
Sideways is an easy going Mediterranean tapas bar with real food and award winning* sourdough bread. *best bakery in Rowell Road. It took about 250 3kg firebricks to build our wood fired oven. Now, it's the force that cooks all of our food to perfection. Sourdough, ciabatta, pita, roasted meats and grilled vegetables: everything taste better when it's wood-fire baked. Be spoilt for choice with unique interpretations on comfort Mediterranean dishes such as garlic shrimps, Spanish pork belly and bone marrow as well as Mediterranean inspired dishes like the Talagani with figs, cheesy roasted artichokes and grass fed rib-eye steak. Write A Review
Meatsmith Little India
An eclectic mix of Indian spice and meatsmith grunge, Meatsmith Little India is American barbecue from the south, with an accent of Indian flavour. With its colourful façade and street artwork, Meatsmith Little India fits in perfectly at its home, on Campbell Lane, Little India. The concept originated from the Wanderlust Hotel, as a pop up taking over the space formerly known as Cocotte. The kitchen helmed by Chef Andrew Baldus, of Meatsmith on Telok Ayer, who created a masterful menu combining the technique of slow cooking and barbecue, with his interpretation of Indian spice, rubs and sauces. Write A Review
The Wired Monkey
Think of coffee with flavours that are fruity and juicy from Honduras; sweet and light-bodied flavours from the tropics of Costa Rica; or the chocolatey, nutty notes from the land of Brazil. This The Wired Monkey Step inside the coffee shop and you’ll be greeted by a unique elevated seating arrangement made to maximise the space in the narrow passageway. Free wifi and extra sockets make it a place friendly for entrepreneurs looking to get inspired over great coffee. Write A Review
Chimichanga
Chimichanga offers Mexican nosh and refreshing tipples at great value, in the heart of Little India. Check out their $2 Oyster Mondays, daily $10 lunch deals as well as 2-for-1 Margaritas every Monday. The bar also serves beer from Singapore’s own Craft Beer Brewery, Rye & Pint. and best of all... Chimichanga has no Service Charge or GST chnages so thats a 17% saving before ordering! Create your own quesadillas, burritos, or tacos, with your choice of meat (Chipotle Chicken, Carnita Pork, Ancho Beef or Boracho Fish) along with salsa, vegetables, and carbs at a maximum price of only $10. Write Review
Peace Cafe
This is a vegan and vegetarian establishment, featuring health-conscious, light and nutritious food, in a caring and friendly environment. The menu features pizzas, sandwiches, wraps, salads, soups and pasta. Gluten-free options are also available. Peace Cafe is also known for its pizzas with dairy or vegan cheese. The cafe also makes full eggless and vegan cakes such as Cashew Cheesecake, banana walnut loaves, and fruit loaves on order. Write A Review
