Grace's Pot Indian Restaurant - 441 Sembawang Rd

My favourite ikan bilis satti soru. Slightly expensive but big portion. Reccomended to share by 2 pax. Love the ice cream too.

One of the best indian food I tried in Singapore. Some dish you can't even find in other restaurant. Recommend to order their claypot rice which is damn delicious, I even dabao another for supper. I forgotten the name on the menu thou.

Quite cosy place to chill out for food. The flavours of food is really delicious. Reaasonable priced with huge portion. Great family hangout place.

Loved the meal here. The store is dated, but the food is excellent. You get a fantastic Indian restaurant meal at such affordable price. The fried mushroom is a must try. Prawn Satti Soru is sufficient for 2-3 persons, and it's the brilliant and extensive count of prawns. The curry fish is fury but great for people like me who are into spicy food.

I loved their briyani, Satti Sorru and Naan! They were kind enough to reserve a table for me during the last hour. Totally worth the money and time spent with my family.

Simple place with home cooked feel Indian food. Their claypot rice series real standouts and the briyani meals flavourful. Be prepared to wait for the claypot rice. Pricing wise is pretty reasonable considering the huge portions. Good for sharing with others unless you have a big appetite. Only downside to the location is the limited parking places available along the drive way.

Been there for lunch on Saturday at around 1.30 pm and the place had enough seating available. All of the food that we ordered was good. The satti sorru is actually good enough for 2 people. The mutton pepper was the highlight with an amazing thick gravy and soft meat. The chicken and the prawn in the satti sorru was pretty tasty. The seabass masala was just deep fried seabass with an extra coating of some masala. It might look spicy but it's just right and not too overpowering. All of that with a couple of butter milk and a coconut cost us SGD 82.

Don't you just love it when planned things go wrong and the unplanned becomes a gem of a place? That's what happened to my wife and I earlier this evening. We drove down to Sembawang to eat dinner at the Chong Pang Nasi Lemak place. It was closed. We walked along the row of shophouses, and chanced upon this Indian restaurant. We both love Indian food, so we walked in, sat down and I scoured the dishes in their counter and the ones in their menu. Arabic rice, not bryani, I was told. Long grains of yellow rice with spice and raisins inside, accompanied by piquant, slightly spicy, super melt-in-the-mouth mutton in curry, and a bowl of my favourite Indian Tom Yum, rasem! Aromatic happy meal at its very best. Wife had the paper thin, crispy garlic naan, with fish curry, and we shared some fish cutlets, cauliflower 65 (yup! Not chicken 65), and tau-kwa in sambal. We're both so delighted we found this place! The food's great, the people inside warm and Very Friendly, and a dinner bill that didn't raise my eyebrows. Mind you, this doesn't happen too often these days, when everything is so pricey! Cheap food, good food, and great service! I can't find any fault with this place! Give it a try! You won't regret it ?