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Chat Masala

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published on Apr 04 2008 - 13:49

A favourite with many East Coasters since opening three years ago, Chat Masala wins big points for both the consistent quality of its pan-Indian fare and the knowledge of the friendly serving staff. Among the top dishes to try are the Keralan fish curry (succulent chunks of red snapper in a fragrant sauce) and bindi masala (a spicy mix of okra, turmeric, coriander, cumin, tomatoes and chilli, served in a crisp poppadum basket).

Chat Masala details

Addresses
158 Upper East Coast Road

Transport
Nearby Stations: Bedok

Telephone 6876 0570

Chat Masala Too
18 Greenwood Avenue

Transport

Telephone 6762 2133

Main courses from $13.00 to $17.00

Open Mon 6pm-11pm; Tue-Sun noon-2.30pm 6-11pm

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Readers' comments

  • Shameer said: “Similar fantastic food but half the price”

    Do you know there is another North Indian food available just round the corner of Frankel Ave? It is call Persian Tandoor and also serves great naan, tandooris and curries.
    It's in a coffee house and the prices are ridiculously cheap for the kind of good food they offer.
    Range is a bit limited but still has lots to offer in terms of quality. Place is clean and suitable for family dinner. Have quite a following among European expats.
    They have been quietly around for more than 15 years i believe at Siglap,recently moved to Frankel. Must try.

    Posted on Wed 18 Aug 2010 16:47:42

  • Mrs Parekh said: “The Best Indian Rest in Town ”

    I have never tasted indian food as good as this even in Indian. Good Food and very friendly staff esp Leena, always a smile and your she remembers your drinks and fav food and it's served the min you are seated and that's what I called service. Keep up the good job.

    Posted on Mon 14 Jan 2008 10:44:46

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