From Tiffin Room to Rang Mahal, here are the best Deepavali-inspired menus to check out during the iconic festival of lights
Recently, the Singapore Government announced that they would be extending the Stabilisation Phase and all current Covid-19 restrictions till November 21. This means that dining in will continue to be capped at two vaccinated people and that we will only be allowed to welcome two visitors in our homes at any one time.
Unfortunately, this also means that our Deepavali celebrations will have to be sized down dramatically when the festival comes on November 4.
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Thankfully, despite the depressing situation, our local Indian restaurants are still celebrating the festival of lights with as much grandeur as they possibly can.
In fact, many of our award-winning chefs and restaurants have come up with some pretty spectacular Deepavali menus this season for us to enjoy at home or in their restaurants in groups of two.
Keep reading to find out which of our luxury Indian restaurants are doing special Deepavali menus this year.
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1. Tiffin Room
This Deepavali, celebrate the occasion in style with the Tiffin Room’s Diwali Experience menu which features a plethora of authentic dishes with an elegant spin.
Start your meal with Golgappa Shots, deep-fried stuffed crispy bread with mint, mango with sweet tamarind and yoghurt. You will then move on to their tandoori lobster, featuring succulent tandoori-grilled lobster served with onion fritters and mint chutney.
Of course, in typical Tiffin Room style, you will get to enjoy their main courses in their iconic tiffin boxes. You will get lamb chops in a rich coconut and piquant mustard seed curry, barramundi mixed with yoghurt and spices and more.
Of course, no meal is complete without dessert and Tiffin Room does not disappoint with its traditional Petha Kheer with Mango Rabdi. This is a luscious and rich dish of ash gourd with mango in silky milk and saffron cream pudding. The dish is served alongside some of Tiffin Room’s most popular Mithai which are handmade speciality sweets of cashew nut and yellow lentil.
This is certainly one Deepavali menu you don’t want to miss.
Find out more here.
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