This no-frills corner eatery is arguably the best place in Little India to sample freshly baked chapati. Choose from a string of curries, displayed buffet style, then decide how many chapatis you'll need to mop up your choice. Seating is of the plastic-stool variety, so don't bother wearing your Sunday best. Purchase drinks from the separate Chinese-run stall in the corner.
Azmi Restaurant
Little India & Kampong Glam
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