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Restaurants
Singapore
Robertson Quay
Dabbawalla
Dabbawalla Menu

Dabbawalla

Indian, Vegetarian, Asian, Southeast Asian

Dishes priced around$18

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Menu from Dabbawalla

Check out the menu at Dabbawalla and discover what everyone's craving! Know what to expect when you book a table at Dabbawalla: From appetizers to desserts, discover the delicious food awaiting you. You can even peek at the prices, menu highlights and popular dishes from Dabbawalla. Mmm we’re getting hungry already…

Menu highlights

Includes dishes that are:

Gluten-free

Vegetarian

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Rice Dishes

Saffron Rice

Basmati rice seasoned with the luxurious taste of saffron. (V)

$8.00
Kashmiri Pulao

Basmati rice cooked in milk and flavoured with an assortment of dried fruit and milk. (V)

$12.00
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Curry

Chicken Tikka Masala

Chicken tikka, onions, bellpeppers, in a spicy mix

$22.00
Railway Mutton Curry

From the colonial era. Tender Lamb simmered in a tomato sauce with "potli" masalas. (S)

$25.00
Keema Mattar

A Bombay classic. Minced lamb curry with peas and cardamom. (S)

$22.00
Assam Fish Curry

Spicy fish curry made with vegetables and coconut oil. (S)

$21.00
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Desserts

Baileys Kulfi

The dabbawalla twist on a classic kulfi - done with baileys liqueur

$12.00
Gulab Jamun

Caramelised cottage cheese dumplings with ice cream. (V)

$10.00
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Snacks

Punjabi Samosa

Classic filo pastry stuffed with a choice of veg/chicken/lamb on a bed of chickpeas

$9.00
Machhi Koliwada

Spicy batter fish - served Mumbai style

$14.00
Ragda Patties

A Bombay staple, Potato patties topped with spicy chickpeas and a melange of chutneys and shallots. (V)

$14.00

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