Dabba Street Singapore | Halal Indian-Mediterranean Restaurant

Dabba Street is Singapore’s spot for halal Indian and Mediterranean food, built the way you like it. Start with a Biryarito, a Dabba Bowl, biryani, or a pita, then pile on your favourite protein, toppings, and sauces. Most meals cost between S$8 and S$12, so it works for a quick lunch and a family dinner alike.

With 11 outlets across the island and delivery on GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda, good food is never far away.

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  • Halal-Certified

  • 11 Outlets Islandwide

  • S$8–12 per meal

  • 4.5/5 Customer Rating

About Dabba Street

Dabba Street Singapore comes from Adrian, the same guy behind Stuff’d. He took the build-your-own idea Singapore already loves and gave it an Indian-Mediterranean twist. You pick the base, the protein, and the sauces, so every bowl or wrap feels like yours.

The kitchen skips ghee and heavy oils, and it uses no added MSG or artificial colours. The result is food that tastes rich but does not leave you feeling heavy. Every outlet is halal-certified too, which makes it an easy pick for families, friends, and office lunches.

Why People Like It

  • Your meal, your rules.
    You choose the base, protein, curry, toppings, and dressings, so no two orders have to taste the same.
  • Big flavour, light feel.
    The spices hit hard, but the cooking stays clean without heavy oils or ghee.
  • Everyone finds something.
    Halal across the board, plenty of vegetarian options, and mild picks for kids.
  • Fair prices.
    Most meals land between S$8 and S$12, and the set with pappadam and a drink stretches your dollar further.
  • Fast when you need it.
    Order at the counter and eat within minutes. Perfect for lunch breaks.

How to Order in 5 Steps

First time? Here is all you need to know:

  • Pick your base.
    Biryani, Dabba Bowl, pita, or Biryarito wrap.
  • Pick your protein.
    Butter chicken, chicken tikka, grilled chicken, lamb masala, falafel, roasted vegetables, or fried tofu.
  • Pick a curry or dip.
    Tikka masala, mint chutney, garlic aioli, tzatziki, beetroot hummus, or pineapple habanero for heat lovers.
  • Add toppings.
    Corn, baked potato, cheese, egg mayo, and more.
  • Add dressings.
    Roasted sesame or herbed tahini to finish it off.

Make it a set with pappadam and a drink. Regulars swear by the egg mayo and beetroot hummus.

Delivery

You can get Dabba Street delivered through GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda. Just open the app, pick your nearest outlet, and build your meal the same way you would at the counter.

Two things to know. Delivery prices can sit a little higher than counter prices, and delivery hours sometimes end earlier than outlet hours. The Tiong Bahru outlet, for example, delivers 11am to 8:30pm on foodpanda. If one outlet shows closed, try the next nearest. Takeaway from the counter is still the cheapest way to order.

Promotions and Deals

Deals come and go, but these are worth a look:

  • Frasers app.
    Shoppers have redeemed S$2 off with Frasers points. Check the app before ordering at Frasers mall.
  • Set meals.
    The pappadam and drink set usually beats ordering items separately.
  • Delivery apps.
    GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda rotate discounts and free delivery offers, so compare before you check out.

We keep a dated list of current deals on our Promotions page.

Reservations

Dabba Street does not take reservations. It is a walk-in, order-at-the-counter setup with seating in the mall dining area. The popular outlets fill up at lunch, so come a little before noon or grab takeaway. Ordering for the office? Use a delivery app so everyone builds their own.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, every outlet of Dabba Street is halal-certified.

Most meals cost S$8 and S$12. Biryarito and pita start near S$8.90, biryani near S$10.60, and the Dabba Bowl near S$11.50. Delivery apps may charge a bit more.

There are 11 outlets across Singapore: Jurong Point, AMK Hub, Tiong Bahru Plaza, White Sands, Ng Teng Fong Hospital, One@KentRidge, Northpoint City, Changi City Point, Hougang Mall, Sun Plaza, and Bugis Junction. Addresses are in the list above.

Yes, Dabba Street offers delivery through some food delivery platforms including GrabFood, Deliveroo, and foodpanda.

No, there are no reservations accepted. Just walk-ins are welcomed.

Yes, there are several vegetarian options available. Falafel, fried tofu, roasted vegetables, and cauliflower 65, plus plenty of vegetarian toppings and dressings.

The Butter Chicken Dabba Bowl is the most popular pick. The Biryarito is the signature that made the brand famous.

Adrian, the founder of Stuff’d, is the owner of Dabba Street.

Dabba Street Reviews

Dabba Street holds about 4.5 out of 5 on CaterSpot and 4.3 on HungryCat, while the White Sands outlet sits near 4.6 stars from hundreds of Google reviews. People love the generous portions, fresh vegetables, flavourful sauces, and fair prices, and staff get praised for guiding first-timers through the menu.

The complaints are fair too. Lunch queues get long, chicken tikka tenderness can vary by outlet, and a few dishes land a bit dry. All in all, most regulars call it fresh, filling, and good value. These are real-time Dabba Street reviews: