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Mustard Singapore - Flavours of Bengal & Punjab
32 Race Course Rd, Singapore 218552
Opening Hours
STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 9 days ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 29 May 2026
Our take: Mustard Singapore offers a distinct culinary experience, focusing on Bengali and Punjabi flavours that stand out from typical Indian restaurant fare.
The Chingri Malai Curry, often served in a coconut, is consistently highlighted as a must-try, with many reviewers calling it the 'unforgettable star' for its rich, fragrant, and complex flavour profile.
Other dishes like the Damodar Chicken and Murgh Tikka also receive high praise for their authentic preparation and taste.
We note that portions are generally generous, and prices are considered reasonable for the quality.
While the ambiance is described as cozy and inviting, some experiences suggest potential inconsistencies, particularly during peak hours.
One reviewer noted a decline in food quality as the restaurant became busier, and raised concerns about payment transparency and kitchen hygiene.
However, these seem to be isolated incidents amidst overwhelmingly positive feedback regarding the food and service, with staff often commended for their knowledge and attentiveness.
We think Mustard is an excellent choice for those seeking authentic regional Indian cuisine beyond the usual, especially for the signature prawn curry.
Best for groups looking for a flavourful and unique meal, but consider booking ahead to avoid disappointment during busy periods.
Signature
Chingri Malai Curry / Damodar Chingri
Best time
Dinner, or lunch after 1:30 PM
Wait time
Book ahead for dinner; lunch fills up around 12:30 PM
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
Mustard Singapore is highly praised for its authentic Bengali and Punjabi cuisine, with the Chingri Malai Curry (prawn curry served in a coconut) and Damodar Chicken consistently highlighted as must-try dishes for their rich and fresh flavors.
While many commend the generous portions, reasonable prices, and attentive service, particularly from staff like Vijay, some experiences suggest inconsistency in food quality and service during peak hours.
A few customers have noted issues with certain dishes being average or dry, and concerns were raised regarding payment transparency and kitchen hygiene.
Google Reviews
I have been to Mustard countless time over the years. Sandwiched between 2 bigger restaurants, it's easy to miss this cozy shophouse. It's a great place to bring a date, the place always seems to be f…
A true gem in Little India! Mustard is Singapore’s Bengali-Punjabi restaurant and it nails both cuisines perfectly. The Chingri Malai Curry and Damodar Chicken served in a coconut shell are absolute s…
I found The Mustard through the Michelin Guide and visited for lunch. The restaurant opens at 11:30am; it was initially quiet but began filling up around 12:30pm. The interior is air-conditioned with…
My recent visit to Mustard restaurant was a delightful exploration of rich and robust flavours. The restaurant promises a culinary experience inspired by the cuisines of Eastern India and Bengal, and…
Coconut curry with shrimp is the best!! Others are great too, but this is their specialty!! We were 8 people and ordered a lot but all served very quick.
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