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Sultan Indian Muslim Food
742A Tampines St. 72, Kimly Cofeeshop, Singapore 521742
Sultan Indian Muslim Food serves halal Indian cuisine from its location in Tampines at 742A Tampines St. 72, within Kimly Cofeeshop. The restaurant has garnered 3.6 stars across 23 Google reviews from diners.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 55 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 21 Jul 2026
Our take: Sultan Indian Muslim Food appears to be a mixed bag, with some customers praising specific dishes while others raise significant concerns.
The murtabak, particularly the chicken and sardine versions, receives positive mentions for its portion size and crispiness, though one reviewer noted the accompanying fish curry could be hotter.
The paper thosai is described as crispy and ultra-thin, with good dhal curry, but the coconut chutney was served cold.
However, there are notable criticisms.
The mutton murtabak has been called out for a 'meager amount of mutton,' feeling more like an 'egg and onion prata.' More concerning are the hygiene complaints, with one customer observing a staff member handling dough with 'dirty bare hands' and stained utensils.
While some find the food 'delicious' and the staff 'friendly,' the inconsistency in dish quality and serious hygiene issues are red flags.
Verdict: Proceed with caution.
Best for those willing to overlook potential hygiene issues for specific items like the chicken or sardine murtabak, but be prepared for possible disappointment with the mutton murtabak.
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Mutton Murtabak
Score: 55 · 5 sources
What customers say
Sultan Indian Muslim Food receives mixed feedback, with many praising the generous portions and taste of dishes like the chicken murtabak and sardine murtabak, often highlighting their crispiness.
However, significant concerns are raised regarding hygiene practices, particularly with food preparation and utensil cleanliness.
Some customers also express disappointment over the meager amount of meat in dishes like the mutton murtabak, likening it to an egg and onion prata.
Google Reviews
Long time never order muturbak. so ordered s chicken one. Portion is very big. I underestimated it lol. Crispy on first bite. Fish curry tastes good. But could be better if if if was hot.
Ordered the paper thosai ($3.50). Barely 5mins into my order, the thosai was ready. It was crispy, ultra thin and not very oily. The accompanying dhal curry was nice and so was the coconut chutney but…
I'm extremely disappointed with the meager amount of mutton in my mutton murtabak. The filling is woefully inadequate, with barely a tablespoon of mutton scattered throughout the entire dish. I feel l…
Didnt even know this shop existed in my neighbourhood until a tiktok video where taxi uncle intro this place's chicken fried rice. It was my 1st time eating nasi goreng at such a stall (i always eat…
Ordered a chicken murtabak via Grab from this stall. I have no idea how do they process the chicken to be fried into the dough. Literally every single bite I've taken had bone fragments in it. Total…
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