While Golden Nur sells a range of delicious Indian-Muslim food such as Mee Goreng, Murtabak and Roti Prata, what they are best known for is their Fried Chicken Nasi Briyani. Fried to golden perfection, the dish will definitely hit the spot for all fried chicken lovers. If you’d like a taste be sure to try to head down early – the biryani sells out fast! Address: 86 Market St, #03-11/12, Singapo...

Run by a friendly cik trio, the menu at Haji K.Abdul Muslim Food is filled with the usual pickings of Prata, Nasi Biryani, Mutton Chop, and Mee Goreng. The Chicken Curry Biryani includes a heaping pile of basmati rice comes and a curry chicken leg, and the flavour of the curry is well-soaked into the chicken. The tender chicken flesh comes off easily, and it even comes with a big chunk of potato!...

There are so many South Indian briyani stalls at Tekka which often leaves one spoilt for choice and unsure of which to go for. The offerings is more or less the same, which makes it harder! However, Hanifa’s stands out for being generous with their meat, and their Fish Briyani is a crowd-favourite. The rice is aromatic and complements the fried mackerel. While it may seem tough and dry at first si...

Islamic Restaurant has been serving up some pretty great Nasi Briyani since 1921. Now run by the third generation, the restaurant is still known for its traditional, time-tested and authentic recipes. Pick from biryani options such as fish, fried chicken and the Yemeni Lamb Shank Mandi! Address: 735 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 198703 Opening Hours: 10 AM–10 PM daily

Otherwise known as the famous Beach Road briyani, Koothurar Nasi Briyani is an unassuming eatery and it doesn’t even have a signboard. However, their nasi briyani attracts long queues, and they sell out within hours of opening. The bestseller is the Mutton Nasi Briyani, which includes of tender mutton with curry sitting atop fragrant long-grain basmati rice. You can also have your briyani with chi...

Helmed by Mr Mohammad Nazir Kassim and his mother, Mami Midah Briyani is famous for their healthier version of the briyani dish. Having been featured on many social media platforms, they substitute ingredients that are high in sodium and saturated fats with healthier alternatives. There are only two items on the menu: Chicken Briyani and Mutton Briyani. The mutton and chicken are well marinated an...

For a truly indulgent biryani, try out Meatsmith Little India’s Suckling Pig Briyani. Instead of cooking it in a large pot, the restaurant stuffs cooked basmati rice and spices inside a suckling pig, which is then roasted for two hours until golden brown. Crispy pork is served with the biryani, alongside lemon and raita. The Crab Biryani with Tobiko, served in a smaller portion as a side, is also...

Mr Biryani specialises in Hyderabad-style dhum biryani, which involves marinating meat in yoghurt and spices overnight, and then cooking it together with rice over a slow fire. Spices and chillis are imported from India to ensure that the biryani is as authentic as it can get. They are served in huge portions and are meant to be shared between a group of five, so make sure to bring some loved ones...

South Indian restaurant Paradise Biryani offers authentic Indian cuisine, including briyani cooked in bamboo, which isn’t commonly found here in Singapore. The unique dish contains basmati rice cooked with spices and herbs for a fragrant and flavourful dish. Take your pick from four briyani options: Bamboo Mutton Biryani, Bamboo Beef Biryani, Bamboo Chicken Biryani or Bamboo Prawn Biryani. Addr...

Saamsudeen serves up Pratas, Murtabak, Roti John, Putu Mayam, and Briyani. The stall is very popular in the morning for their roti prata which is both chewy and crisp. Besides the popular prata, their signature Mutton Biryani is also a favourite pick for lunch and dinner. Filled with a generous amount of basmati rice, pickled vegetables and succulent curry mutton, the entire dish is incredibly hea...