Kailash Parbat Combo Meals

✓ Prices verified Oct 2026🌭 North Indian Vegetarian💰 All combos S$15-S$16📍 Serangoon, Little India, Sentosa

Kailash Parbat combo meals are the chain’s built-in discount: five official combos, every one priced between S$15 and S$16, no promo code needed. The value is printed right on the menu, which is exactly why combos beat hunting for a coupon that doesn’t exist. For the full price picture, start with our Kailash Parbat menu guide, then use this page to pick your set.

⚡ Quick Answer: Five official combos: Chole Bhatura S$15.00, Biryani S$15.00, Pav Bhaji S$15.00, South Indian S$16.00, and North Indian S$16.00. Verified October 22, 2026 from the official site; prices may vary slightly by outlet.

What are the Kailash Parbat combo meals?

Five fixed-price sets, each built around its namesake dish. The official pages confirm the combo names and prices but don’t itemize every tray component, so the descriptions below describe the shape of each set. Ask the counter staff what’s in the tray if you want the exact lineup before you order.

Combo The Set Price
Chole Bhatura Combo Chole with bhatura bread, the classic pairing S$15.00
Biryani Combo Biryani rice set, the one-pot route S$15.00
Pav Bhaji Combo The Mumbai street-food set S$15.00
South Indian Combo Dosa, idli and sambar style set S$16.00
North Indian Combo Curry, bread and rice set S$16.00

That’s the whole combo menu. No hidden tiers, no lunch-only pricing, no code to type at the counter.

What are the Kailash Parbat combo meals?
Five official combos, S$15 to S$16, no code or minimum spend needed.

How much do Kailash Parbat combo meals cost?

Three combos at S$15.00 and two at S$16.00. Only one dollar separates the cheapest combo from the priciest, so the price question basically answers itself: pick what you’re hungry for, not what saves a dollar. The anchors below show how combos stack up against their a la carte equivalents where the comparison is clean.

Combo Price A La Carte Anchor
Chole Bhatura Combo S$15.00 Chole Bhature S$12.50
Pav Bhaji Combo S$15.00 Pav Bhaji S$12.00
Biryani Combo S$15.00 Single-serve biryani sets
South Indian Combo S$16.00 Dosa S$8.00-S$11.00 range
North Indian Combo S$16.00 Mains S$14.00-S$18.00 range

On the two cleanest comparisons, the combo is S$2.50 to S$3.00 above the hero dish alone, which buys you the rest of the meal around it. On the South Indian and North Indian sets, the combo price sits right inside the a la carte range for a single main, which is the whole point: you get the full set for what a main alone would cost.

How much do Kailash Parbat combo meals cost?
Three at S$15, two at S$16: the price gap is one dollar, so pick by craving.

Which Kailash Parbat combo is the best value?

There’s no wrong answer here, because the whole set is priced like a value menu. Still, the five combos suit five different appetites, and the comparison below is how we’d steer a first-timer. For the off-board tweaks regulars add to these sets, see our Kailash Parbat secret menu guide.

Combo Price Best For
South Indian Combo S$16.00 Most variety
Biryani Combo S$15.00 Biggest appetite
Chole Bhatura Combo S$15.00 Comfort food
Pav Bhaji Combo S$15.00 Street-food mood
North Indian Combo S$16.00 Curry and bread

Our money is on the South Indian Combo for a first visit: the most variety on one tray, and the best tour of what this kitchen does. The Biryani Combo is the pick when you want to eat once and stay full for hours.

Which Kailash Parbat combo is the best value?
South Indian for variety, Biryani for staying power, Chole Bhatura for comfort.

North Indian vs South Indian: pick your side

Both cost S$16.00, and they’re the two most complete sets on the menu. The North Indian Combo leans on curry, bread, and rice. The South Indian Combo leans on dosa, idli, and sambar. If you grew up on one of the two, the choice makes itself. If you didn’t, try the South Indian first: it’s the set that shows off the widest range of the kitchen’s skills in a single order.

North Indian vs South Indian: pick your side
Both S$16: curry and bread on one side, dosa and sambar on the other.

Are Kailash Parbat combos good for sharing?

Combos are single-meal sets, so they’re built for one person, not a table. For sharing, the platters are the smarter move: they carry more food per dollar and they’re designed to be passed around. Mix one platter with a combo or two and you’ve fed a small group without ordering a dozen separate plates.

Sharing Pick What It Is Price
Bhatura Platter Four bhatura types with chole S$24.00
KP Kebab Platter The big mixed kebab spread S$35.00
Mini Kebab Platter The smaller kebab spread S$22.00
KP Chaat Platter The chaat spread for the table S$15.00

For the full read on the menu board, our Kailash Parbat menu card breakdown walks through every section and where the value sits.

Are Kailash Parbat combos good for sharing?
Combos feed one; platters feed the table. Mix them for a group.

When a platter beats two combos

Two combos cost S$30.00 to S$32.00 and feed two people, no more. One Bhatura Platter at S$24.00 plus a KP Chaat Platter at S$15.00 comes to S$39.00 and comfortably feeds three or four, with more variety on the table. The crossover point is three people: at three or more, platters win on both price and variety.

When a platter beats two combos
At three or more people, platters beat combos on price and variety.

What is the best Kailash Parbat combo meal for two?

Order one combo each and don’t share, because these sets are personal. The best pairing for two: one South Indian Combo (S$16.00) and one North Indian Combo (S$16.00). That’s S$32.00 for two full, completely different meals, and you get to trade tastes across the table. If you both want the same thing, two Chole Bhatura Combos at S$15.00 each (S$30.00 total) is the cheapest full-meal-for-two on the menu.

💡 My pick: The South Indian plus North Indian pairing at S$32.00 total. Two different kitchens’ worth of flavor on one table, and nobody has to compromise on what they’re craving.
What is the best Kailash Parbat combo meal for two?
South Indian plus North Indian: S$32 for two completely different full meals.

Kailash Parbat Combo Meals FAQ

Straight answers to the combo questions people actually ask, checked against the official site on October 22, 2026.

How many combo meals does Kailash Parbat have?

Five official combos: Chole Bhatura, Biryani, Pav Bhaji, South Indian, and North Indian.

How much do Kailash Parbat combo meals cost?

Chole Bhatura, Biryani, and Pav Bhaji combos are S$15.00 each. South Indian and North Indian combos are S$16.00 each.

Which Kailash Parbat combo is best for a first visit?

The South Indian Combo at S$16.00. It offers the most variety on one tray and the best tour of what the kitchen does.

Can I share a Kailash Parbat combo?

Combos are single-meal sets sized for one person, but two light eaters can split one. For real sharing, order a platter: the Bhatura Platter (S$24.00), KP Kebab Platter (S$35.00), or Mini Kebab Platter (S$22.00).

Do Kailash Parbat combo prices vary by outlet?

Slightly. Branch pages show small differences on some dishes, so treat the figures here as the canonical set and the outlet counter as the final word.

Kailash Parbat Combo Meals FAQ
Quick answers: five combos, S$15 to S$16, South Indian for a first visit.
Heads up: Prices were verified on October 22, 2026 from the official kailashparbat.com.sg menu pages. Combo names and prices are verified; exact tray contents are not itemized on the official pages and are described by set shape only. Prices may vary slightly by outlet. All figures in S$.

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