Tandoori Corner

One of our best meals in Singapore so far after a week of our trip. Service was great and very accommodating to us and our baby. Food was also delicious. Mango lassi, 2 pieces of tandoori chicken, tandoori lamb chops, vegetable biryani, raita, butter chicken, and naan. Very flavorful and tender juicy meats. We are tempted to return again before we leave SG!

First of, upon being seated on our table the server brought us complimentary chips along with the dipping sauce and glass of water. It was a very pleasant experience knowing that right after the first second into coming to this place we were being served well.
I shared Garlic Naan ($ 3.90), palak paneer ($ 11.90), butter chicken (S11.90), mutton biryani (S8.50), mango lassi ($ 5.50), masala tea ($ 2.90) with one other person. I really like every single one of them like seriously! Mutton biryani was a surprise discovery to me as I was never into biryani before especially the mutton one. However the biryani here came with some sort of sour sauce (that taste a bit like yogurt) which made a very refreshing & delicious combination with the biryani itself. I was hooked! Palak paneer is always a must for me every time I go to Indian restaurant. I have tried palak paneer from 10+ Indian restaurants in Singapore so far, and personally Tandoori Corner’s palak paneer came to be one of my top 2 favourites in town! Butter chicken dish is chicken tikka cooked in creamy tomato sauce with butter — I really like the sauce… totally worth every calorie! The garlic naan is also superb. The flour used is fresh and I can pretty much tell that it was made to order (I came across several Indian restaurant in town in which the garlic naan tasted pretty stale… tasted as if it was one day old naan or maybe even older, but def it wasn’t like that at Tandoori Corner).
For drinks, I love both masala tea and mango lassi. If you are a fan of herb smell, def go for masala tea. The smell of the tea was very soothing, and even the tea itself has a very calming effect upon drinking it. Mango lassi here is a best choice if you feel like having some kind of drink to quench your thirst. But overall I’m glad that I tried both of them here. Really love both of them. FYI Tandoori Corner also has some selections of wines & beers & liquors.
I came here on a Friday night, finding out this place not crowded at all. Service was impeccable throughout my visit. The server kept refiling my water without me needing to make any request.
As in for outdoor setting, Singapore weather is scorching hot all year round… I never understood why some people in Singapore like to sit outside (unless if they are minimally clothed). but anyways Tandoori Corner does have outdoor seating though it’s very very limited (I think it can only fit 6 people max) and the space itself is very narrow.
On top of all of the superb qualities that I’ve mentioned above, Tandoori Corner also offers free wifi, and the price is not subject to gst & service charge. Really what else could you ask for?