North Indian cuisine. They have their food on display and you can choose what you want to try. It would be better if they can label the dishes so that it's easier to have a look and decide while you are in queue to order your food. Otherwise, what happens is you will ask the guy what's this, what's that and then you have to decide quickly as you don't want the guys behind you to be annoyed. Regarding the taste of the food, it's average (so, 3/5). Not so spicy as per indian standard. But the variety of food is good, they have many options! They have a variety of sweets (desserts), which were better, if you have a sweet tooth you could try more than one.

Easy to fall in love with this place with it’s no frills great tasting North Indian food and one of the best value for money eating joints in Singapore . Good choice of both vegetarian and non-vegetarian items! Sports one of the most advanced hand washing machines in Singapore ! As family-run kind of restaurant, it’s self service at the Food display counter ! The breads(Roti /Naan) are freshly made and gives a home-cooked feeling ! Though always crowded, The restaurant would benefit from some more housekeeping at the wash corner . Overall nice for frequent visits

Pretty decent northern Indian food. Felt like u was back too high school where you order your food over the counter and pay before proceeding to eat. Food is displayed and you can order any dish by per portion. Only realised that there was a large menu beside the entrance when we were leaving the restaurant. Do keep an eye out for the menu if it’s your first time there. Otherwise, the staff are pretty helpful to introduce the dishes displayed.

Jaggi's is a great restaurant offering a modest selection of north Indian dishes. You choose what you'd like to have at the display cabinet near the cashier, and it will be plated for you. It's up to you to take the food and find a seat once you've paid. Portions felt a bit small, which isn't bad in this case as it allows for a broader sampling. Butter chicken and mutton were highlights for us. They also have some unique desserts which, although well made, I would not recommend unless you have an exceptional sweet tooth. The lady and gentleman manning the place were well tempered, and the dining area was clean and tidy.

The food is solid. But portions are tiny for the price. So despite how the restaurant looks, expect to pay around $20 per pax for naan, vege, curry, meat. But because the food was so good I would come back again. Bear in mind there is no label when you choose the food. So, do look at the menu board first to have an idea what you want. Liked the chicken tikka, saag. Garlic naan was nice, cheese naan was very very cheesy (and also double the price).

Not too crowded even on a weekend which is always good in the heart of little India. Sometimes the crowd can be overwhelming. The food is great. Especially the mutton dishes. The chicken tikka is also amazing. The chicken briyani want great and the chicken kerbab wasn’t great too. Naan was a little too oily.

I spent $38 on breads, paneer and sweets??? $10 for paneer makhani was expensive. It was not cooked properly. The best dish was "Paneer Tikka". I

Kebabs and Beer (or Tea) Jaggis has some of the best tasting Kebabs on the street. And for great prices as well! I stop by multiple times a week for some kebabs that feel like they’re from back home at tea time and it’s always fresh and high quality. They make them in the authentic oven fashion but do warm them up in the microwave, so keep that in mind. They give you two chutneys by default: a mint one and a tamarind one. All in all, great value for money 🙂🌟

Don’t be deceived by it’s humble look, food was affordable and definitely tasted great + authentic. If the 1st floor is full, rest assured there are more seats on the 2nd level. The place is a little old school where you queue, order & pay (kinda similar to Chinese mixed rice). The only kicker is that we were not familiar with what each dish contained. However the service staff was definitely quite patient in walking us through and recommending us dishes based off our preferences. Desserts were super sweet so best off sharing if not might be a little overwhelming. Would certainly be back if and when I’m around the area!

Excellent food at affordable prices. Good choice of food and it helps that you can make your choice then and there from the displayed selection. Fast and efficient service and the food was very flavourful.

Just a few minutes walk away from Little India MRT to this north Indian cuisine. You get to choose ala carte the dishes you want. We got naan and it was one of the best naan I've ever tasted. Warm and fresh and easy to tear. Butter chicken and tikka masala paneer was nice. The desserts are also great. The white dessert is salty btw. The one that looks like potato was the best (not sure what it was called) And the one in candy tasted like maple syrup coated biscuit? All in all love the food here. Would come again just for the naan!

Not a first time visitor, but first time ordering all vegetarian dishes with tandoori roti and naan. The butter and cheese naan is yummy and goes well with the aloo Gobi, saag palak and paneer makhani ordered. Vegetarian samosa is warm with good amount of filling too. The only feedback is that the mango lassi is too sweet for my liking.

Food is good quality is also just nice but felt little expensive One plate is $4 Taste n quantity ok but for this price is too much Service is good but has to Que up for every order or first buy n pay n then eat Very fresh food n good hospitality not spicy.

Absolutely delicious Indian dishes. The mutton dum briyani is nice but comparing to the other dishes, it doesn’t shine as bright. Highly recommend their naan and side dishes, especially their butter chicken. If you’re tall, please mind your head when you dine at the upper level. Price point is also reasonable. Highly recommended.

I would say that their food tasted pretty typical “North Indian styled”. But not enough to blow us away. Their pricing was not too expensive, and neither cheap, pretty affordable.

Cheese naan and butter garlic naan were both good and recommended, they were cooked perfectly with proper char and flavour. We also tried the paneer (bottom right), mutton gravy and butter chicken (top right). First of all, very little paneer given but mutton and chicken were given generously. However, the gravy taste was good but not fantastic, quite one-dimensional and on the saltier side. Couldn't fully taste the aroma from the spice they used in preparing the gravy as what I expected. Still worth a try! 😊

Excellent Northern India cuisine. This is my go-to place in Little India. Located right next to the MRT stop. Clean facility with a fancy automatic hand soap dispensing machine to wash your hands. The owner could be a bit more friendly though. Doesn’t seem to smile or enjoy engaging customers. I’ve been going to this place for years.

The bright chirpy eatery offers nice and delicious variety of Northern Indian cuisine both vegetarian and meats. The mango lassi is great and price is affordable too 👍

Note to self: 1.4.23: Garlic naan - 4/5 - not bad, though garlic smell is not strong. Masala tea - 3.5 - ok Butter chicken - 5/5 - great. Not really strong in taste, but it has a very comfortable feeling. Chicken tikka masala - 4/5 - not bad Kala Jamun - 3.5/5 - a bit sweet, good to split it with friend. Aloo tikki - 4.5/5 - potato with species. Nice Kala Jamie

A real legend. Very authentic food. Aure you could get better indian food somewhere, but very high value for money!

A good friend introduced this place to me while in Singapore. It is their long time fave and seems it’s going to be my favorite too. They serve delicious Northern India food. Naan, chicken tika, butter chicken, mutton tika, pulou (pilaf) bread also goody. Tried the ice masala tea and their sweet snack which also good. You get to choose the food and the drink at the food counter, pay than eat. It’s that quick and go kind of place. Will definitely coming back.

This place is a vibe. Please come with the expectation of eating good home cooked food and not top tier restaurant standard food. I come often with my family, and as a local Indian of North/South descent, can vouch for the food! Food is reasonably priced and meant to be shared!

THE BEST place in Singapore to come to if u want north Indian food. The naans and butter chicken are to die for. The aloo gobhi and daal are heavenly and the desserts are simply breath taking.... To the baldinian boss of Jaggi's I hope u never succumb to the useless war on salt and sugar...CONTINUE serving the amazing food you always have. Cos if you do join this war, then yr north Indian food won't be authentic anymore. Bless you and Bless Jaggi's.

A genuine favourite. An absolute must-go for me on my annual trips to Singapore (went twice on my most recent one!). Love it because you get the delicious taste of restaurant food yet the style of cooking + method of serving somehow really retains that “home-cooked” feeling. Their samosas are some of my favourite samosas out there (I’ve tried a lot of samosas and take this seriously lmao).

I came here for my buddy farewell lunch, the food was homely, authentic and delicious. Small place with limited seats. Masala tea was watery, Brani was average but the butter naan was fabulous.

Decent food. Jalebis here are definitely worth trying.

Great food at a great price. With food prices increasing its good to know that you can still get a good chicken tikka masala and chicken biryani at this price. Portions can easily fill 2 pax and definitely satisfy any cravings for indian cuisine that you might have. The place is clean, people are friendly and love that it has a hand washing station.

Jaggies need no introduction. Old school North Indian food. Rich and tasty

Delicious sweet jaggi special jilebi to must try. We are overwhelmed by the amazing taste of the sweet and so delicious. Price looks nominal, clean place to explore northern indian cusine in the town. Located in race course road

A traditional North Indian food place called a Dhaba (usually a roadside food pit stop) serving hearty fare at a reasonable price. Enjoyed the Methi Kebab, Mutton curry and tandoori Roti's. The Butter chicken was a little diluted and the Dal makhani could have been improved.

A very affordable and down to earth place to have a meal with friends and family. The price is decent and with good quality of food. One of the gems found.

Food is relatively good, but I do not enjoy it as much as I enjoyed it ten years ago. A lot has changed with Jaggi's. I have seen it shift location maybe 4 times. Although food is still decent, it is nowhere as enjoyable and somehow I feel that they have compromised on their taste and portion due to business success. It is funny also that the manager or owner at the counter cares more about customers bringing a wet umbrella into the shop than about ensuring customers are properly welcomed. When customers stream in, they get silent treatment. The moment an umbrella appears, owner gets animated. Customer service has never been Jaggi's selling point.

The food was delicious! Plenty options. Good service

Great unique northern indian food that you can rarely find anywhere else and with reasonable prices!!! My favorite will be the butter chicken and tandoori chicken!!! The dessert available is also very unique but be warned, they are very sweet and may not be suitable for everyone!!! 😆

One of the best restaurants in Singapore serving North Indian food. It has been there for the longest time (at least to my memory). A great place to dine with family and friends. Food served is of the highest quality and tasty.

My favourite casual Indian dining restaurant, lovely food and people. For me the kalmi kebab is a must have

Food is good. Ambience is nothing to speak of, must say we sat downstairs because I did not fancy climbing all those stairs.

Most authentic North Indian food I’ve ever had 🤩 Was my first time trying Jaggi’s and it was like “love at first taste” for me when I took the first bite of the chicken tikkas and chicken kebab. I had the cheese and garlic naans and they were crispy and delicious. Their keema was also yummyy. However, I feel that their jalebi’s taste can still be improved. All in all, my meal was rlly awesome and you shld definitely head there if u miss home :)

Following Ali eats to save the place, it’s recommended by her Indian friend. But actually I think it’s just so so. The tika chicken is the best and the mutton is ok too. But the others is just on the average level. The spinach is not recommended because it’s just salty and without any other flavor and a little bit bitter. Nann is good but I think this could not be wrong isn’t any Indian restaurant. Btw the masala tea is also very blend. Will not come all the way again.