Vegetarian food availability: 5 stars. This restaurant is pure vegetarian The food is scrumptious and enriched with flavour. Their custumer service is fast and effective. I really enjoyed the food thoroughly. However, they should focus on their hygiene especially near the washing are and dish rack. It was also quite pricy but this might be due to COVID19 Their restaurant seats are quite clean. Overall, I enjoyed visiting this place.

The better of the two Kailash Parbat restaurants you will find in little India. This one is very generous with the portions of chaats. We had papdi chat on two different occasions and simply loved the sweetness, spicy 🌶, freshness of the papdi and the juiciness of the whole portion. They do add extra spices if asked for. The Chole Bature was average with its taste. This restaurant is right opposite of Mustafa, and is a decent enough place to consume some much needed food after the excursion at shopping in Mustafa.

Busy Saturday and the food was served without any delay. Well done. Love the huge samosa which was served at the right temperature. First time trying the Bombay Grilled Sandwiche, it was a nice grilled sandwich which has its own unique combination. Awesome

Everything is nice here. All you can eat is here. We loved all the dishes. Panipuri did not disappointed me at all. Rest all other dishes too were delicious as the service was nice. The staff was really polite. This place has nice interior and perfect ambience to have small celebration.

There are many many Indian restaurants to choose from. This one has good clean ambiance and good quality Indian vegetarian food. It is an Indian restaurant in front of mustafer center.the food is very good specially paneer tikka, Schezwan rice bowl, Punjabi dishes and Butter milk😋. A bit pricey though. Average dinner cost for 4 people is 40-50 SGD. KP you're doing a fantastic job to fill pure veggie tummies like mine.. Everything is good. Heaven for Indians in Singapore. The place is quite clean and the staff is courteous. Portions servings are enough for two.The place is conveniently located on the main road and is accessible easily through MRT (local singapore transport). Thumbs-up!

I ordered stuffy Chole Bhature and masala tea with amount of 17.7sgd in total, which is a little higher. However, I love the chewy texture although there is still half left as it’s a little oily for me. Yes, the waiters are not that attentive but they are really working hard, I can tell.

We got delicious, mouth watering Indian food better than India at Kailash Parbat Singapore . It had long waiting. But food& service was worth it

Nice chaats. Very tasty and yummy. Maybe I ate a little too much that my tummy got upset the next day! BTW the falooda was disappointing. I was expecting it in the typical long cup but rather it was served in the ice cream bowl.

Very nice place for Indian food and chaats. Can try out the chaat platter. Food is well cooked and sumptuous.

Stopped by here for lunch. Ordered Dahi Samosa Chaat, Pani Puri, Masala Chai and Mango Lassi. The restaurant was clean and the decor pretty is standard. Food was served pretty quick. The menu was pretty extensive and had all the usual indian food dishes you'd expect. Taste wise, average at best. Nothing was standout. Served in fancy dishware.

We stumbled on this amazing vegetarian place which is tacked away among other food and retail shops, and the famous Mustapha centre, we nearly missed it. We also realised there is another branch near the Hindu Temple part of the Hilton Hotel. The service was exceptional, welcoming, friendly, and warm staff, they were patient, and took their time explaining the menu, thank you. The food was delicious well done to kitchen staff, you can see a lot of love and skill gone into the making, as well as the presentation💯 If you have a sweet tooth like me, you are in for a treat, they have a large Indian sweet selection to choose from. Loved the vibes, and will definitely be going there again.

I'd kulfi falooda. Went early evening. There was no waiting. Service was OK, could be faster. Kulfi was good. Atmosphere wise the outlet on serangoon Road looks better

Wonderful experience for Punjabi family restaurant in the heart of Singapore’s Little India. Not many places sell Pani Puri and this is one with a full display of street food and seeet desserts. Thanks for the hospitality and explaining the pages of menu.

Always go to place for North Indian restaurant. Normally crowded over weekend hard to get a seat. Weekend is easy to get place and book. Food is authentic and price is reasonable. Staff is good too

If you're searching for a pure vegetarian option near the bustling Little India area, specifically around Mustafa Centre, then Kailash Parbat is a definite choice. The ambiance is excellent, and the service meets expectations. They offer a diverse range of options, from street food to chaats, main courses to desserts. We sampled some of their street food items. • Steamed momos with chutney: I must mention that the Schezwan chutney was quite spicy and distinct from other momo chutneys, though the momos themselves were average. The outer covering of the momos was thick and the filling was okay. If you're a momo enthusiast, you might consider skipping this one. • Borivali ki Dabeli: If you're craving authentic dabeli, this is worth a try. Although it lacks the traditional street-style butter and pav combination, it's worth a try at least once. • Cold coffee with ice cream: An average cold coffee with vanilla ice cream, but it's reasonably priced. • Frankie: The Frankie was okay, more like a wrap than a traditional Frankie. The filling comprised a mixture of potato and paneer with a tangy flavor. It comes with tomato sauce, mayonnaise, and some chips. • Bombay Vada Pav: If you're in search of authentic Mumbai vada pav, this ranks as the third tastiest vada pav you can find in Singapore. However, on the day we tried it, there was a bit too much garlic. Nevertheless, it was close to authentic. In summary, if you're near Mustafa Centre and seeking vegetarian options, Kailash Parbat is a good choice, but be aware that it's not budget-friendly. Expect to spend over 50 SGD for two people

Service was bad from the moment I stepped it. Their sweets counter was at the door, so maybe it wasn't clear if I was dining in or looking at sweets. Had to stand at the door waiting to be seated. Being of a different race from the staff and most patrons? Hello, this is multiracial Singapore. Finally seated, then waited 5 mins to take my order. I'm paying for service charge too okay. If you stay open without closing for afternoon and there are so many staff, it seems my raised hand was deliberately unseen. A male staff took my order and then I was given water, a cup and an *oily* empy plate. My finger had oil just touching the side for 1 second, and the surface of the plate looks shiny from oil. How is drying plates with a greasy cloth acceptable? Food wise, veg momos with schezwan sauce are bland. Need to dip with the chilli or spicy soy sauce. Chai was unsweetened and came with a packet of white sugar on the side, which is considerate since they sell so many sweets / desserts. But chai not hot enough for me (I like my food and drinks steaming hot). Might be back to try other items but need to improve on service. Wonder how they can have 4 outlets in SG alone.

Kailash Parbat is one of the trusted food chain restaurants in Singapore and few locations in India. You would find delicious and finger licking North Indian food over here. I tried chole bhature and pav bhaji here. The food was extraordinary and there is no reason to not come here except price point. I think they should review it once and reset the food price accordingly. S$12.5 of an item cost me around S$14.75 after adding a service charge and GST. Management should look into it!

Wonderful food, delightful service. Do note you will have to wait during peak hours but their booking system is very efficient. Wide variety of items on the menu

We came in a group of 5 on Diwali. While it was crowded, the restaurant has an excellent queue system: enter your number and name into the touchscreen and you'll get an estimated waiting time. They'll also call you when it's your turn to seat. In the meantime, wander around vibrant Little India! Everything we ordered was amazing. In particular, I must recommend getting the kebab skewers, chickpea chole, and mini naan bombs!

Went there for lunch, waitress was super friendly and helpful to explain the dishes to us. Food was fantastic, Pani puri was my favorite. Masala coke was good too. Definitely will be back to try more.

Went on a weekday afternoon with my friend. About $10 to $15 to make one person full. Some of the dishes tasted great and were addictive. Will come back again soon 👍

We ordered food at 3:15pm and waited so long for the food finnaly at 4pm food arrived and we ordered 1butter nan and 1 garlic nan roti and Gobi Manchurian gravy looks wise both are good but taste was not good at all Gobi gravy is not good at all.pineaple juice was good linesoda sweet and salt mix we ordered that was not good lemon flavour was less and less salt everything totally not good we wanted hot gulab jamun and it was not that much hot No to many were there in restaurant but took so long time to get food

Tasty and Yummy Food. Full Veg Indian restaurant.They served their food wit love.

The food was very very tasty loved the presentation as well only the problem is welcoming gesture which i didnt like by one of the staff she was bit rough ,,overall everything 👌👌

This is my favourite Indian restaurant in Singapore. There may be fancier and cheaper ones. But something about the food taste and service has captured my preference.

If you are craving for vegetarian Indian Street food specially chaats, pakodas, chole bhatura etc then look no further. This place will satiate your cravings. I had bhalla papdi chaat which was quite decent & honestly I wasn't expecting it to be that nice. The second thing I tried was the chole bhatura ( I didn't quite take the pic as was super starved). The bhatura came all puffed up & wasn't overtly oily. The chole were quite easy on the palette. This was served with pickles & onions. My experience was quite nice. Will go back again. The only downside was that sometimes you will face waiting time & the prices might be a bit steep. Plus I have had food aficionados who will unconsciously compare Indian Street food & won't be quite floored by this but as per me they do serve up decent Indian fare.

Great food, excellent presentation, more Indian dishes that transport me home n romantic bollywood music to set the mood. Great dining experience!

Bought Chats and Schezwan Fried rice and Falooda kulfi. The Food was amazing. The price was also a bit expensive. But the service could be better.

Best and best place for indian chats...not impressed with main course.

We had dahi puri, Bhel puri in chaat platter and we had pani puri. It was very nice. I had to get extra water of pani for pani puri S it was very less. Overall it was good food.

Undoubtedly the best Indian vegetarian restaurant in Singapore. Great ambiance, delicious chat and street food, and best of North Indian delicacies. Friendly staff and quick service.

It was a spacious restaurant with a somewhat good ambience. They have indigenous Indian cuisine. We have ordered aloo paratha, paneer paratha, cheese masala pav bhaji and sweet lassi. The aloo and paneer paratha was delicious. They gave curd as a side dish. Then we ordered cheese masala pav bhaji. The taste was up to a point. Then sweet lassi was perfectly made. So the Restaurant overall is a perfect Restaurant with good collections of Indian cuisine.

First time here and had the best Indian food I ever had. Really loved the daal and naan. Well, take my review with a pinch of salt because I don't have North Indian food very often.