Meilleurs restaurants franco-indiens à China Square

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78 restaurants disponibles à proximité

1. Mirch Masalah

3.8

Excellent(2)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Boat Quay

Mirch Masalah Singapore is a North Indian restaurant that we can’t get enough of. Right on Boat Quay, it’s river-facing and a wonderfully relaxing and casual spot to enjoy authentic North Indian food with your friends. The menu is high-quality and laced with flavour, consisting of plenty that’s vegetarian as well as plenty that’s not. Then, as well as the food, Mirch Masalah Singapore has plenty of beers, wines and spirits to make things even more enjoyable. For a relaxing and utterly delicious time on Boat Quay, look no further than Mirch Masalah Singapore and be sure to arrive armed with an advanced reservation. You’ll need it.

2. Maharajah Boat Quay

4.0

Excellent(0)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • China Square

Known across Singapore for almost 25 years as one of the most reliable and authentic places to fill on some Indian cuisine, Maharajah radiates quality. Both Maharajah restaurants – and certainly this one on Boat Quay – display some curious Indian artefacts and specialise in North Indian cuisine, meaning you can expect all of the Indian classics and – given Maharajah’s lengthy presence in the business – plenty of house specialities prepared using methods and recipes passed down through the generations. We’d be lying if we said this restaurant at Boat Quay wasn’t popular, so it’s wise to book ahead.

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3. Tandoori Culture - Boon Tat

3.6

Très bon(3)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Chinatown

Popular with Singaporean foodies for good reason, the Boon Tat branch of Tandoori Culture is the place to go for an authentic Indian feast. As their name suggests, they specialise in fragrant food cooked in a traditional tandoor oven. If this sounds like a bit of you, book a table and head down to Telok Ayer today.

4. Bar A Thym

5.0

Exceptionnel(2)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Chinatown

A local favourite in the heart of Singapore’s Club Street area, Bar A Thym brings southern French cuisine to the forefront in a stylish location on Gemmill Lane. In addition to an array of pre-arranged dishes, diners are also welcome to let chef Mermilliod design their dish omakase-style, not knowing what’s in store for them (except that it’s going to be delicious). Open every day except for Sunday, the folks behind Bar A Thym look forward to serving you an extraordinary meal.

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5. Royal Palm - Clarke Quay

1.7

(1)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Kembangan

Make your special occasion one to remember at Royal Palm, a stunning event venue found inside The Central on Eu Tong Sen Street in Clarke Quay. With its chic and modern decor, amazing city views and an extensive menu of international cuisine catering to all dietary requirements, Royal Palm is the perfect place to hold a wedding, group function or corporate event. Located within walking distance of the Clarke Quay MRT Station, Royal Palm’s location couldn’t be more convenient. Book now for an unforgettable dining experience right in the heart of Singapore.

6. Le Quinze Vins

4.3

Génial(1)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Chinatown

Le Quinze Vins in Singapore boasts one of the widest wine lists in the whole city. With a menu that spans 50 pages, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better selection anywhere. Located on Boon Tat Street in Telok Ayer, along with all the great wine you’ll also find a selection of French delights with everything from light bites to the famous homemade Croque Monsieur LQV. Perfect for afternoons catching up with friends over a few bottles of something delicious or for romantic rendezvous with a special someone, whatever you’re after you won’t regret taking a table, and a bottle, at Le Quinze Vins.

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7. PAUL - Ocean Financial Centre

4.1

Excellent(36)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Raffles place

One of the leading names in Singapore for French dining, PAUL is a bakery and restaurant that brings decades of culinary excellence straight to your plate. This restaurant dishes out fresh flavours that can only come from a combination of many years of expertise and a host of time-honoured traditional recipes. For bread lovers, PAUL is a dream come true, and its location right at the centre of the CBD – you’ll find it on level one of Ocean Financial Centre on Collyer Quay, only steps from bustling Raffles Place in Singapore’s Marina Bay. It’s also a dream for health conscious folks, as the wellness menu is brimming with quinoa, fresh fruit and vegetables. PAUL is well worth making an extra journey for and it’s sure to become your second home.

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8. Angelina - Marina Bay Sands

4.7

Exceptionnel(44)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Bayfront

9. Annalakshmi

4.3

Génial(79)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Clarke Quay

Annalakshmi Singapore is an authentic, extremely popular Indian vegetarian restaurant, not far at all from Clarke Quay MRT. The all-you-can-eat buffet here is one of the tastiest, most affordable buffets we know of in this part of the city, and absolutely all of the food is 100% vegetarian, with plenty of vegan options as well. Annalakshmi is a great restaurant for a casual meal with friends or family and you’ll find it on Havelock Road, Central Square. It’s open for lunch as well as dinner, and the humble authenticity will definitely leave you smiling. Reservations at Annalakshmi are always a good idea if you want to be sure of a table.

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10. RAS The Essence Of India

4.2

Génial(47)

Prix : raisonnable

• French indian • Clarke Quay

There are plenty of places to pick up an Indian meal in Singapore, from the upmarket white tablecloth places of the Downtown Core to the Little India enclave up on Racecourse Road. In Clarke Quay, RAS - The Essence of India tries to do something markedly different to the standard curry house fare. They offer a range of dishes that distinguish them from the norm, with a menu that takes in the whole of India rather than just one region, with lesser known specialities such as kachi mirchi, a curry cooked with green chillies and cashew nut and tandoori lobster, a Singapore seafood taste on the Indian repertoire. Take the train to Clarke Quay metro and wander over the Read Bridge towards the shopping centre, where you can find RAS - The Essence of India on the riverfront, waiting to welcome you in and take your order – just remember to book your table ahead of time.

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