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SANGEETHA’S CHETTINADU RESTAURANT (sanmaria Indian Food)
309 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, #01-01 Centre, Singapore 680309
Sangeetha's Chettinadu Restaurant in Choa Chu Kang serves Indian cuisine at 309 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4. Visitors have given the restaurant a 4.6 rating across 112 reviews.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Sangeetha's Chettinadu Restaurant offers a solid Indian food experience in Choa Chu Kang, particularly for those seeking authentic Chettinadu flavours.
We note consistent praise for their thosai, described as 'doughy' and 'crispy' with excellent spiced chutney, giving a 'homemade experience'.
The Mutton Biryani also receives high marks for its 'fragrant, tasty, and full of spices' rice, though some find the mutton itself a 'little bit tougher' or 'a bit dry' depending on the time of day.
Portions are generous, with the Nasi Goreng Ikan Bilis noted as 'huge'.
While the service is generally friendly and attentive, there can be language barriers, which some customers find charmingly adds to the experience.
The restaurant operates within a kopitiam setting, which means a 'strong off peak crowd' and the presence of smokers.
We recommend Sangeetha's for a satisfying and reasonably priced Indian meal, especially if you're in the area and looking for a hearty biryani or thosai.
The $10 Mutton Biryani is a good benchmark for value.
Signature
Mutton Biryani
Best time
Avoid peak hours for a less crowded atmosphere
Price
$$ (Below $15/person)
Score: 80 · 4 sources
What customers say
Sangeetha's Chettinadu Restaurant in Choa Chu Kang is praised for its authentic Indian cuisine, with customers highlighting the homemade feel of dishes like the doughy thosai with chunky potato and excellent spiced chutney.
While the mutton biryani is generally well-regarded for its fragrant rice and good quantity, some found the mutton itself to be a bit tough or dry.
Service is consistently described as friendly and attentive, despite occasional language barriers, and the restaurant offers good value for money, though the kopitiam atmosphere can be crowded with smokers.
Google Reviews
The thosai texture was more doughy than crispy which was very good. Potato was chunky and it was cooked with curry leaf and lentil. Good texture and flavor. Spiced chutney was excellent, exceeding m…
Taste : $10/- Mutton biryani. Good quantity and taste but meat is just a little bit tougher than I would like. Atmosphere : Surprisingly strong off peak kopitiam crowd.. Lots of smokers... Service :…
I visited and bought $10 food: 2 egg pratas ($4), mutton ($6). I spoke english to staff at the stall while he replied in tamil(?) so we kind of can't understand each other. But I still managed to get…
Been to this coffeeshop a few times but only get to try the indian food today. The stall is right at a corner and boy, I am so glad I tried it today! Ordered a mutton briyani for myself and nasi gore…
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