Bhai Biriyani Pte Ltd
About This Spot
Tucked quietly opposite the intricate façade of Abdul Gaffoor Mosque, Bhai Biriyani Pte Ltd invites you into a warmly familiar corner of Singapore’s bustling Dunlop Street. This modest Indian Muslim eatery hums with a calm energy, where the clinking of plates and friendly exchanges create an intimate, unpretentious rhythm. Here, the pace is unhurried, allowing visitors to settle comfortably into the experience, whether they’re a local returning for a trusted meal or a newcomer drawn by the genuine aromas wafting from the kitchen.
Walking in, you’ll find the air infused with fragrant notes of carefully blended spices — a subtle promise of the layers to come rather than an overwhelming blast. The atmosphere feels like gathering around a shared table with friends or family, each dish carrying a sense of tradition passed down thoughtfully through time. The staff’s gentle attentiveness adds to the feeling of being welcomed into a space where food is crafted with care, not haste.
When the plates arrive, they bring more than just sustenance. The biryanis here reveal themselves in generous portions, rich with the warmth of well-tempered spices and tender meat, embodying the kind of heartiness that speaks to both comfort and celebration. Accompaniments, from simple chai to cooling drinks, round out the meal in subtle harmony, making the whole dining moment feel balanced and fulfilling. The offerings also lend themselves well to those quiet weekday lunches or smaller gatherings where the joy lies in sharing flavors and stories alike.
What stands out at Bhai Biriyani isn’t just the familiarity of a beloved dish but the authentic humility in its preparation and presentation — a reflection of the humble spirit behind the counter. Here, every bite quietly honors tradition without fuss, inviting you to slow down and appreciate the everyday beauty in a thoughtfully prepared meal.
What’s Available Here
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Outdoor seating
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Delivery
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Takeaway
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Dine-in
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Great tea selection
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Solo dining
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Coffee
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Halal food
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Quick bite
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Small plates
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Vegetarian options
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Lunch
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Dinner
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Catering
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Dessert
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Seating
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Table service
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Gender-neutral toilets
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Toilet
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Wi-Fi
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Wi-Fi
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Casual
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Family friendly
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Groups
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Transgender safe space
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Accepts reservations
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Credit cards
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Debit cards
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NFC mobile payments
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Good for kids
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Has changing table(s)
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High chairs
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Kids' menu
Location & Hours
| Monday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM | |
| Tuesday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM | |
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| Wednesday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM | |
| Thursday | 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM | |
| Friday | 09:30 AM - 10:00 PM | |
| Saturday | 09:30 AM - 10:00 PM | |
| Sunday | 09:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
Anvardeen Gafoor 31 Dec 2025
The food was absolutely delicious! Delivery was prompt, and the hospitality was excellent. Especially the Bhai Biryani, Mutton Biryani, Rogan Josh, and Butter Chicken Kurma were incredibly tasty. I would definitely recommend trying their food, most of the dishes are very flavourful and satisfying:)
Suvega S 24 Nov 2025
Small nice Indian Muslim restaurant. Great tasting mutton biryani - probably, the best in SG and taste like what we get in Tamil nadu. Staff are humble/friendly and service is cordial. Good for a family, few friends meetup or smaller group dining.
Thomas Phua 17 Oct 2025
When I saw the portion served, I didn't expect to finish but we clean it up :). Gee rice with Kumar mutton is nice. Dum mutton bryani also good. And the staff us very friendly. Infact gee rice was recommended by the boss. Good recommendation. We are the only Chinese couple eating during lunch but is good.
Dixie Eva Kilus (D. Eva) 08 Oct 2025
I had chicken briyani ($7) and chai masala ($2.50) here for lunch on a weekday upon recommendation of a local SG here. Tucked in Cuff Road, this warm, friendly, and humble restaurant served Muslim Indian food in generous amount of food when I patroned here. Taste-wise, my taste buds noted that they have used authentic herbs and spices in their briyani without the additional taste of MSG which is common in most cooking nowadays. The level of herbs and spiciness is balanced and not too overwhelming. Try to avoid bits and pieces of green chili in the briyani and curry sauce if you can't tolerate the extra heat. In the briyani rice itself, is a drumstick of chicken and one boiled egg. The chicken is so tender and succulent that its meat comes off its bone easily. If it gets too spicy, the side dish, raw cucumber and onion in yogurt, serves to cool down the heat (albeit be careful to separate the green raw chili mixed with it too, if you can't handle the extra heat like me). To wrap up my lunch, I enjoyed the chai masala, to finish off as a sweet treat towards the end of my meal. I had a memorable meal and would definitely come back soon.