Singapore Zam Zam Restaurant

Wan2eats

a week ago

Iconic restaurant near the famed Sultan Mosque. Food and beverage freshly prepared after order. Seating is comfortable in air conditioned environment. Food is delicious as your typical Indian Muslim Mamak type of food.

Muhammad Khairi

3 weeks ago

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great place to enjoy delicious Mamak food! Zam Zam Restaurant offers a wide variety of dishes with plenty of choices to suit everyone's taste. The food is tasty, and the service is fast and efficient, even during busy hours. A great spot for a satisfying meal. Recommended! 👍🏻😋

Eric Chan

3 weeks ago

Zam Zam is one of those Indian Muslim spots that most Singaporeans would probably know, and it had been quite a while since my last visit. This time I went for the mutton biryani, and overall it was pretty good. The rice was nicely cooked, while the mutton had a good amount of spice with a pleasant bit of heat. The gravy from the mutton also worked really well with the rice and brought the whole plate together. The only thing I wished was that the biryani had been served a little hotter, as it arrived slightly lukewarm, but it was still enjoyable. I also ordered a cheese prata and a kosong prata to go, although both were unfortunately the weaker part of the meal. They felt quite oily and much tougher than I expected, so the prata didn’t really land for me this time. The biryani is what would bring me back, and next time I’m keen to try the fried chicken biryani.

Backdated_delight

2 months ago

Zam Zam is located on North Bridge Road. It is directly opposite the historic Sultan Mosque in the Kampong Glam neighborhood. A 5-10 minute walk from Bugis MRT station. We were intrigued by the amount of reviews in Google. Consumed by the curiosity, we decided to try it. We ordered: Fried chicken biryani Mutton (lamb) biryani Mutton (lamb) murtabak Teh tarik Teh 'O' limau Although the restaurant was packed, it didn't take long for the food to be served on our table. The waitress was friendly and told us some helpful recommendations. We saw the chef made the murtabak from scratch. It was a pretty convincing that it would taste good. And we tried it, it was actually true. The murtabak was tasty and slightly flaky and crunchy on the outside. Moist and meaty on the inside. The rice was aromatic and fluffy. The fried chicken was flavorful and tasty. The mutton was tender and melt in your mouth. There were 2 bowls of complimentary curry on the side. We were supposed to eat the rice with those curry drizzled on top. It was divine! Later on, we even drizzled it to the murtabak. The murtabak was so delicious, we ordered another one to satisfy our appetites. In conclusion, it's worth the hype. Although the dining area was not the most comfortable one, but the food was too good you won't even think about it.