Islamic (arab St) - Singapore

Islamic restaurant is a 96 years old food outlet now run by third generation of Abdul Rahiman family. They primarily serve North Indian cuisine with local Malay/Singaporean adaptation. I have been visiting this place for years and one thing this place is really famous for is their Biryani. We ordered Chicken Biryani, Fish curry, plain rice and Ice Lemon tea during our recent visit. As expected their Biryani was superb with juicy chicken, long grain rice, achar and curry to go along. Quantity was sufficient for one person. Fish curryi was OK. Due to renovation none of the tandoori items like Naan or North Indian dishes like Chicken curry or stew were available. They might take a few weeks to complete renovation. Ice lemon tea was not fresh and should be avoided. Service was fine Internal decor and ambience is retro style and looks beautiful. Simple dinner for two costed SGD 32.5 Overall worth visiting for Biryani and Instagram worthy pics of retro decor.

Over a half century of my age and this is the first time I sat in here. First experienced was to let people cut in my queue. When the door opened, was greeted by take out patrons. A staff came, greeted us and locate to our seats. First glanced at the menu was a set menu (highly recommended). The Mutton Briyani tasted okay, edible, not sort of extra ordinary but the texture of the mutton was tender (kudos). Ambience was great. Overall I give 4.2 . Would I return? Yes, if I happens to be around the vicinity and hungry.

An institution in Kampong Glam. Amazing briyani, huge portions. The fried chicken was also excellent. No reservations turn up and grab a table. The service is fast and efficient and you can then go on a diet for the rest of the day! Very filling and tasty!

Thanks to Adrian who always suggest a 4-stop foodtour but only finish at stop 2. The restro has a lot to be proud of, location, reputation, community, food layout, authentic look and feel.. I have always been into cozy and relaxing places and this one brings the feel. Just a quick dine in but frens got a lot of photos. They like to recors the gathering and smiling moment but it is a fact that every corner in the restro is carefully placed w decors and details that trigger your phone cam anytime. Ỏ just because the restro is relatively small and they have too much to offer Would point this put to vietnamesw frens coming to town.

The ambiance is cozy and inviting. In the evenings, it’s a great spot to relax with loved ones on the comfortable seating while enjoying authentic Islamic biryani. By the way, this place truly feels fit for a king. If you don't feel like royalty while dining here, then the issue lies with you, not with the restaurant!