Kailash Parbat Menu

The kailash parbat menu in Singapore is a fully vegetarian North Indian menu built around chaats, pav bhaji, dosa, tandoor starters and classic mains, with chaats from S$7.50 and the signature Pav Bhaji at S$12.00. This hub guide covers every section with prices from the official site, verified on 2026-10-22, plus the combos that give the best value and the honest limits on breakfast, kids, secret and promo options.

What chaats and street snacks does Kailash Parbat serve?

Chaats are the heart of Kailash Parbat, and the menu starts there for good reason. These are small, tangy, crunchy plates built for sharing, and they show the Mumbai street food roots of the chain better than any other section. Pani Puri is the cheapest way in, while the KP Chaat Platter is the table order if you want to taste across the range.

For a first chaat order, Pani Puri plus one richer plate like Ragda Dahi Puri covers both ends of the style: light and tangy, then creamy and filling. The platters make more sense for a group, since a single chaat is a snack, not a meal, and two people sharing a platter plus a pav bhaji will eat very well.

What pav bhaji and Mumbai street dishes are on the menu?

Pav bhaji is the dish Kailash Parbat is most associated with, a spiced mashed vegetable curry served with buttered pav rolls. The base version is listed at S$12.00, though some branch pages show S$11.00, so expect small outlet differences. Around it sits a full Mumbai street section, from vada pav and dabeli to frankies and tawa pulao.

Pav bhaji, the dish to order first

If you order one thing at Kailash Parbat, make it the Pav Bhaji. It is the house dish, it is vegetarian without any compromise, and it pairs with a chaat starter and a kulfi dessert into a complete Mumbai style meal. Ask for extra pav if you like mopping up the curry, since extra pav (two pieces) is listed at S$4.00.

What South Indian dishes does Kailash Parbat serve?

South Indian dishes sit alongside the Mumbai section, and they are a good call if you want something lighter than pav bhaji or a tandoor starter. Plain Dosa opens the section at S$8.00, and the range runs through cheese and masala versions to mini idli, mini wada and ghee pongal, all served with sambar style accompaniments.

Mini Idli Sambar is the smart light order in this section, especially as a starter before pav bhaji, since it is steamed and soupy rather than fried or butter heavy. Masala Dosa is the classic single dish order if you want one plate and nothing else.

What tandoor starters and kebabs can you order?

Tandoor starters are the priciest small plates on the menu, and they are built around paneer, mushroom and potato rather than meat, keeping the whole menu vegetarian. Most paneer tikkas sit at S$16.00, with mushroom versions at S$17.00, and the two sharing platters at S$22.00 and S$35.00.

The kebab platter for sharing

The KP Kebab Platter at S$35.00 only makes sense as a shared order, and that is how it is priced. Split across four people it becomes a reasonable starter, and it lets everyone taste paneer, mushroom and kebab styles without ordering three separate plates. For two people, the Mini Kebab Platter at S$22.00 is the better fit.

What mains, parathas, drinks and desserts are on the Kailash Parbat menu?

Mains are classic North Indian vegetarian curries, with Paneer Butter Masala as the house speciality at S$15.00. Dal Fry, KP Chole Masala and Dal Makhani sit at S$14.00, while Palak Paneer and Vegetable Kadai are S$18.00. Parathas are a flat S$9.50 across five fillings, which makes them an easy add on to any curry.

For dessert, Kulfi Falooda at S$12.50 is the classic finish after pav bhaji, while a simple Ice Cream at S$6.00 keeps the bill down. Mango Lassi at S$7.00 is the drink that pairs best with spicy chaats, and Chennai Filter Coffee at S$4.00 is the budget pick after a South Indian plate.

What combos give the best value at Kailash Parbat?

Official combos are the value route at Kailash Parbat, and they are priced at S$15.00 to S$16.00, which undercuts ordering the same dishes separately. No official promo or discount was found on the official site, so these combos, not a coupon, are where the saving sits. The Chole Bhatura Combo and Pav Bhaji Combo are the two to look at first, since they bundle the signature dishes.

Two honest limits belong in this hub guide. No official breakfast menu, kids menu, secret menu or party package was found on the official site, so this guide claims none of them. Families can still build a child friendly order from the regular menu, such as plain dosa, mini idli and ice cream, but that is a DIY build, not an official kids menu. The same applies to groups: the chaat and kebab platters are the sharing route, not a party package.

How can you use the interactive menu tools?

Use the tools below to plan your order before you visit. The calculator adds up official prices from this guide, and the compare tool puts two dishes side by side on price. One honest note: Kailash Parbat does not publish nutrition figures, so the nutrition tool shows “Not published” for calories, protein, carbs, fat and sodium rather than invented numbers. Prices may vary slightly by outlet, so confirm at the counter.

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