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shivamsingapore · 2 years

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Why you should visit Singapore's Little India?

Little India in Singapore is a historic, buzzing area that shows off the best of Singapore's Indian community. Explore various famous vegetarian restaurants in Little India Singapore and know their rich and deep culture. The place has extremely narrow and small lanes, and thus the community is completely unlike the rest of orderly Singapore. However, Indians were among the first migrants to Singapore in the early 19th century, and till now Indians have kept their culture intact.

Well, if you are stuck in Little India, you could spend an entire vacation sampling the neighborhood’s varied cuisines. Food is what makes Little India famous, so keep your cameras and your appetites ready.

Here we will discuss why one should visit Singapore's Little India and what to eat.

Why is Little India in Singapore a well-known place?

Little India is a vigorous cultural enclave with temples and mosques, street art, and brightly painted shophouses. On Serangoon Road, unfussy canteens and hip eateries sit next to shops selling gold jewelry, colorful silks, and fresh flower garlands. Therefore, the street looks mesmerizing and colorful. Mustafa Centre welcomes shoppers 24/7. Whereas, the ethnic district is most energetic during Hindu celebrations like the Deepavali festival of lights.

So, if you are planning to visit Singapore, make sure you plan to explore Little India. This place has the best vegetarian restaurant in Singapore and is surrounded by street shopping, temples, and many more.

What to Eat in Little India - Singapore?

Little India is guarded by Kitchener Road in the north, Jalan Besar in the east, Sungei Road in the south, and Race Course Road to the west. The community's food offerings differ from east to west and north to south.

Let’s take a deep dive into the food.

1)The Southern End of Little India

A large number of vegetarian eateries are at the southern end of the neighborhood. Komala Vilas on Serangoon Road is one of them and started its journey in 1947. The food joint is a favorite among Tamils who miss home-cooked food. You can order the Dosa meal. The collection of vegetables offers a tour of diverse flavors and textures.

2) North and South Indian Cuisine: Race Course Road

You can find Indian vegetarian restaurants in Singapore on Race Course Road and Serangoon Road. They have branches of regional and international Indian restaurant chains. But several gems serve a wide range of regional cuisines along this congested stretch. Explore various types of North and South Indian vegetarian cuisines.

3) Gujrati Cuisine: Shivam Restaurant

The restaurants at the northern end of the neighborhood, around the Anguilla and Abdul Gafoor Mosques and Mustafa Center, have great eats. Shivam Restaurant is known for vegetarian food, and its most delicious and iconic dish is the Gujarati thali. This is the place for rich comfort food that tastes like home. It is one of the must-visit places for Gujaratis.

Final words

In Little India, you will find Indian foods from the northern and southern regions. Little India is also known for being one of Singapore’s most popular pastimes. There are many top restaurants in Little India Singapore, like Shivam Restaurant, where you can try out the best vegetarian foods in Singapore. Explore some of their iconic Gujarati thali, masala dosa, and chole puri at the restaurant.

We can’t wait to see you inside.

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yahooin-travel-inspirations · 6 years

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6 top destinations to travel from Singapore between Nov and Jan

If you are the type who plans your next vacation while enjoying the one you’re are on, we know how much you love travelling. And what better way to end your year or start the next one while doing what you love the most? That’s why we have whipped up a list of destinations that must top your travel goals from November to January. After all, that is the perfect time to take a holiday too – the weather is cool, the vibes are festive and workplaces are rather relaxed. Need we say more?

1. Romance on ice rinks

Where: Paris, France

When: November, December

Why: Low season, great deals

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They say Paris is always a good idea and we totally concur. Even if you have seen Paris during its sunny season, there are more than enough reasons to visit the French capital when it is drenched in snow. The city’s many ice rinks, festive decorations, gourmet hot chocolate (or better, mulled wine!) and winter fashion are sure to make your trip remarkable.

Plus, winter is the perfect time to skip those never-ending queues outside tourist attractions and grab the best deals on flights and hotels. However, make sure you consider the super low temperatures and short days while planning your itinerary. When you find yourself in this winter wonderland, make some time out and visit the city’s famous flea market – Les Puces de Clignancourt – in St. Ouen.

2. Party the night away

Where: Bangkok, Thailand

When: December, January

Why: Unending entertainment options, wild parties

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Bangkok must be on your year-end travel list if you want to spend nights you won’t remember and try things you won’t forget. Turn the full moon into your own shiny disco ball and dance the night away at one of the full moon parties in Koh Phangan or welcome the New Year in style by being a part of the spectacular Count Down @ Central World Bangkok.

Of course, once you are out of the party zone, you can indulge in some value-for-money shopping and melt all the fatigue away by getting a soothing massage at one of the many spas in the city. Even though it might not rain throughout the month, make sure you carry an umbrella for those sudden showers.

3. Have a culturally-rich vacation

Where: Yogyakarta, Indonesia

When: December, January

Why: Currency win! Singapore dollar is trending stronger against the Indonesian Rupiah

If you think Indonesia is all about Bali, think again. Yogyakarta or Jogja, a city that flawlessly blends the traditional and the modern has to be on your travel bucket-list. Apart from beaches and mountains, Yogya offers a travel experience that would not burn a hole in our pockets. That’s because the Singaporean dollar exchanges for a whopping 10,600 Indonesian Rupiah, giving you a higher value for your buck.

When in Yogyakarta, don’t forget to visit the breathtaking Kalibiru National Park and go for an adrenaline-pumping adventure at Sinden beach and Kalong island. This is also a place where you will be able to welcome the New Year a bit differently – at a palace square or in a temple! Waking up on the first day of the year, looking at the sunrise over Borobodur — if surreal experiences like these make it to your bucket list, Yogyakarta is just the place.

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Related: 8 Handy Travel Apps for the Financially Savvy Traveller

4. Experience magic

Where: Svalbard, Norway

When: November, December and January

Why: Known to be the best spot to witness the Northern Lights

Aurora borealis or the Northern Lights are said to be a spectacular wonder of Mother Nature and if you have been yearning to witness it, there is no better time than the winter season. Of course, Norway has many other winter activities to offer its tourists too – snowmobiling, dog sledding, snowshoeing and ice caving, to name a few. The rare wildlife (think polar bears, whales and walrus!) and scenic landscapes are icing on the cake.

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If you plan your visit during Christmas, we promise you it will be one of the most magical celebrations you would have ever seen – after all you are so close to Santa himself! Pssstt…Svalbard is a duty-free zone so keep some time out to shop for unique gifts at bargain prices for the folks back home (and of course, yourself too!).

5. Spend quality family time

Where: Timaru, New Zealand

When: December

Why: The iconic Caroline Bay Carnival

If you are bored of spending every New Year eve in a local pub buying super expensive drinks and jostling to find a table, it’s time to break the monotony. Hit the two-week-long (and entertaining!) Caroline Bay Carnival at Timaru, New Zealand and bid the perfect goodbye to the current year and give a fun welcome to the new one.

The carnival, marked by live performances, concerts, fairground-style rides, interesting competitions and sports events, starts on Boxing Day and ends in the first week of January. It is the ideal way to make up for all the fun family time you have lost due to your hectic work schedule throughout the year. Oh, and did we mention 2018 will mark the 108th Caroline Bay Carnival. Wow!

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Related: Top 6 Destinations to Travel From Singapore Between Aug and Oct

6. Witness the festival of lights amidst a royal backdrop

Where: Udaipur, India

When: November

Why: Diwali celebrations with a royal backdrop

When one thinks about the best place to be treated imperially in India, the first choice is invariably Udaipur. Known as the City of Lakes, the city is home to beautifully carved palaces, majestic forts, luxurious hotels and local delicacies that will take a long time to leave your best food dreams.

While Udaipur is magical during the entire winter season, it dons an unforgettable charm during the Hindu festival of Diwali. The city enthusiastically celebrates this festival for five days and decorates each corner with a lot of heart.

The City Palace of Udaipur looks like a gleaming structure you cannot take your eyes off. Oh, and the fireworks! The city skyline lights up enough for you to carry a little sparkle back home when you leave. When in Udaipur, don’t forget to try some local chaat and shop for beautiful handcrafts.

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bestrestaurantinsingapore-blog · 6 years

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Best Chaats in Little india Singapore

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A delicious mixture of pooris, puffed rice, sev, potatoes, onion, tomatoes, green chilli chutney, garlic relish and sweet and sour sauces with add on of Spicy Schezwan Sauce.

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lanadam5-blog · 7 years

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Bacall Associates - Travel Tips: Where to Find the Best Street Food in Singapore

Singapore is an array of different cultures blended harmoniously. And therefore, the country's food culture lacks nothing else. What's magnificent to see is how SG placed its street food as one of its heritage and culture. They even celebrate an annual Singapore Food Festival in celebration of street food. A couple of stalls have also earned a Michelin star! Travelers Today takes you directly to the streets.

Along the streets of Little India, one can find Chaat, a street savory vegetarian snack that contains potatoes, delicious yogurt, and a couple of spices. There are also lots of roti or naan along the way. A trip to the Mustafa Centre and Tekka Centre is worthwhile as you try various street food with costs starting from S$0.35 to not more than S$10. If you ask us, we go gaga over their Biryani and masala teh.

Singapore's Chinatown Food Complex is where you get the best seat and a line of hawkers willing to serve you. In fact, you can find the famed Michelin star food street here. The Hong Kong Soya Sauce Chicken Rice and Noodle is available for S$2. It wasn't an award-winning stall when we came there, though. And we failed to eat their chunks as they have plenty of people

lining up. Maybe next year. Expect to pay S$1 to S$5 in Chinatown for a bowl of noodles, dumplings, beef, liver and more.

You can find various international dishes that range from Sri Lanka to Arab Nations at Kampong Glam. Shawarma, curry, and veggies are common here. Prices are very affordable. Some won't cost you much than S$5. There are also a couple of roti and naan along the way. We just grabbed one and off our way. By the way, some are self-service. You grab a plate then you can choose from an array of 20 dishes. We stayed in a cat café though.

How about, before leaving the airport, you get to taste some street food at Changi Village Food Centre? They said it has been renovated now and is much cleaner than before. You can have satay of mutton, fish or pork worth S$0.50 to S$2. Oyster omelets are served for S$5 and going up while fritters are available up to S$1.

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bestdiningsingapore-blog · 21 days

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Good Vegetarian Catering in Little India Singapore

We at Kailash Parbat provide Good Vegetarian Catering services for your upcoming events. Our catering options can be chosen per person or in group of party. Allow us to serve you with our customization catering menu and impress your guests.

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Best Dining in Little India Singapore

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We at Kailash Parbat provide Good Vegetarian Catering services for your upcoming events. Our catering options can be chosen per person or in group of party. Allow us to serve you with our customization catering menu and impress your guests.

Best Dining in Little India Singapore | Kailash Parbat

Check out our Kailash Parbat in Singapore food guide for some of the best Dining in this area that serve delicious meals both locals and foreigners love.

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bestdiningsingapore-blog · 2 months

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North Indian Foods Singapore

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Best North Indian Restaurant in Singapore

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Best Chaats in Singapore? Is Absolute Kailash Parbat, they makes you full of satisfy while taste the every chaat

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Best Restaurant in Little India Singapore | kailashparbat

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Chaats Singapore

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Best North Indian Restaurants Singapore

Best CHAAT brings the delicious food and popular classics of north India to the restaurant table—authentic flavours reimagined and elevated at kailash Parbat.

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Chaats In Singapore

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Best Banquet in Little India Singapore | kailashparbat

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