Kailash Parbat Near Me
The Kailash Parbat near me search has one verified answer: the Serangoon outlet at 3 Belilios Road #01-03, inside the Hilton Garden Inn, Singapore 219924. The brand also keeps a presence around Little India and Sentosa, according to its official site. For the full price picture before you go, start with our Kailash Parbat menu guide, then use this page to get yourself to the right door.
Where is the nearest Kailash Parbat to me?
It depends on where you’re standing, but the one address we can verify from the official site is the Serangoon outlet. If you’re in the northeast, you’re sorted. If you’re downtown or in the west, check the official site’s outlet list before you set off, because the brand’s Little India and Sentosa presence may put one closer to you.
| Outlet | Address | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| Serangoon | 3 Belilios Road #01-03, Hilton Garden Inn, Singapore 219924 | (+65) 6444 3444 |
| Little India | Presence noted on the official site; exact address not captured in our data pull | Check official site |
| Sentosa | Presence noted on the official site; exact address not captured in our data pull | Check official site |
The honest version: we have one rock-solid address and two areas the brand confirms on its site. Before traveling across the island for the Little India or Sentosa spots, verify the exact address on kailashparbat.com.sg or call the Serangoon outlet and ask.
The Serangoon outlet: what to expect
The Serangoon outlet sits inside the Hilton Garden Inn, so expect a hotel-setting restaurant rather than a hawker-centre shopfront. The full menu runs there, prices may vary slightly by branch (we’ve seen Pav Bhaji at S$11 on some branch pages versus S$12 on others), and the five official combos at S$15 to S$16 are the best value on the board. Our Kailash Parbat menu card breakdown shows how to read the menu before you order.
Which Kailash Parbat outlet is near an MRT station?
We won’t quote you walking times we haven’t measured. The official site doesn’t publish MRT directions for its outlets, and any article that tells you an outlet is “a 5-minute walk” from a station is working from a map pin, not a visit. The practical move: search the outlet address in Google Maps from wherever you are right now and let the app do the routing.
What we can say: the Serangoon outlet is in the Serangoon area, which the North East and Circle lines serve, and the Little India presence is in one of Singapore’s most transit-dense neighborhoods. For anything more precise than that, your map app beats any blog post, including this one.
What should I know before visiting a Kailash Parbat outlet?
Three things, and all of them save you a wasted trip. First, call ahead: the outlet’s hours aren’t published in the data we verified, so (+65) 6444 3444 is your friend. Second, the menu is 100% vegetarian, every dish, no exceptions. Third, bring combo expectations: the five official combos at S$15 to S$16 are the cheapest way to eat a full meal here.
| Before You Go | What to Do | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Confirm hours | Call (+65) 6444 3444 before heading over | Hours not published |
| Know the value picks | Five official combos, S$15.00 to S$16.00 | Cheapest full meals |
| Expect small price differences | Branch pages vary slightly (Pav Bhaji S$11 vs S$12) | Counter is final |
| Morning plans | No official breakfast menu found on the site | See our DIY guide |
For morning visits, our Kailash Parbat breakfast menu guide builds breakfast-style orders from the regular menu, since the chain publishes no official breakfast set.
A quick word on halal status
The menu is 100% vegetarian, which settles the question for many diners. What we couldn’t verify is MUIS halal certification: neither the official site nor the records we checked confirm it. If certification matters to you, ask the outlet directly before ordering, and don’t let any third-party listing answer for them.
Is Kailash Parbat worth the trip?
If you’re anywhere near Serangoon or Little India and you want vegetarian Indian food without the fine-dining markup, yes. This is a chaat-first kitchen: Pani Puri at S$7.50, the KP Chaat Platter at S$15.00, and Chole Bhature at S$12.50 are the dishes the brand is built on, and the five combos at S$15 to S$16 keep a full meal under twenty dollars. It’s not a destination restaurant you’d cross the island for at rush hour, but it’s a very good reason to stop if you’re in the neighborhood.
Can I get Kailash Parbat delivered instead?
If the outlet’s too far, don’t force the trip. The restaurant runs its own home delivery, and it also appears on the major delivery platforms. Delivery fees and platform prices vary, so check what your app shows at checkout, and know that crispy chaats travel badly while curries, biryani, and combos travel well.
Kailash Parbat Near Me FAQ
Straight answers to the location questions people actually ask, checked against the official site on October 22, 2026.
Where is Kailash Parbat in Singapore?
The verified outlet is at 3 Belilios Road #01-03, Hilton Garden Inn, Singapore 219924 (Serangoon). The brand also notes a presence around Little India and Sentosa on its official site.
What is the Kailash Parbat phone number?
(+65) 6444 3444 for the Serangoon outlet. Call to confirm hours, delivery coverage, and anything time-sensitive before you visit.
Is there a Kailash Parbat in Little India?
The brand notes a Little India presence on its official site, but we don’t have a verified street address for it from our data pull. Check kailashparbat.com.sg for the latest outlet list before traveling.
What are the Kailash Parbat opening hours?
Hours aren’t published in the data we verified. Call (+65) 6444 3444 before heading over, especially for lunch or late-evening visits.
Is Kailash Parbat vegetarian?
Yes, the entire menu is vegetarian. MUIS halal certification could not be confirmed, so ask the outlet directly if certification matters to you.
