I Was Just a Man, Standing Outside Indian Restaurants, Begging for Certainty…
We’ve all been there. Stomach growling, eyes scanning for the words “halal Indian food” on some neon-lit storefront. And just when you think you’ve found the jackpot, you step in — and boom. some items seems not halal, or “our food is halal but not certified” murmured politely by staff. Well this might be common in other establishments but not Mehnaz Kitchen.
I stumbled across Mehnaz Kitchen on social media. Not just any post, but one where the butter chicken was practically glowing. My soul jumped first, and my body just obediently followed.
Mehnaz Kitchen: A True Halal Indoor Oasis in Biopolis
Let’s pause and give props here. Biopolis isn’t exactly bursting with halal indoor Indian restaurants. Mehnaz Kitchen is a rare gem — clean, cozy, and fully halal. No awkward glances, no mental fatwas needed.
And their Butter Chicken Masala? Read On!
Butter Chicken Masala – The Star of the Show
Rich. Velvety. Slightly sweet with a late spice that tiptoes in like a romantic afterthought. The chicken is tender, every bite swimming in a creamy tomato butter gravy that clings lovingly to the meat and — more importantly — your memory.
It’s not just food. It’s a love letter in a bowl.
Pair it with their Butter Naan, golden on the edges and chewy at the core, and you might just cry real tears. Or maybe that was just me when I realised I’d nearly finished it too soon.
But Who Stops at One Dish?
You think I went there for just one meal? Let me walk you through our full-on finger licking Indian banquet.
Prawn Masala Set – My Wife’s New Love Language
A thick, aromatic prawn curry that sings with garlic, turmeric, and hints of cinnamon. The prawns were juicy, tender and perfectly marinated. My wife took one bite, looked at me, and said, “We’re coming back next week.”
Translation: Cancel your Friday date plans. Go gastronomy!
Fish Masala Set – The Surprise Hit
I underestimated this one. The fish was flaky, the masala deep, peppery and punchy with that smoky southern flair. It came with rice and sides that rounded it into a full hearty meal. No bones (literally and emotionally).
Masala Chai & Coffee – Sip Back and Relax
What’s Indian food without a hot beverage after? Their chai was beautifully spiced — cardamom-forward with a ginger kick. But the coffee? Strong, deep-bodied, and addictive. You’ll want it even if you didn’t plan for it.
Paneer Tikka Set – Dessert in Disguise
This was our dessert. That smoky, slightly charred paneer paired with creamy sauces was the best way to end the meal. It felt indulgent, yet comforting. Like a Netflix binge — but edible.
Final Thoughts: This Place is a Whole Mood
At Mehnaz Kitchen, every dish is made with soul. You can taste it in the balance of spices, the quality of ingredients, and the clear intention behind the menu.
So if you’ve been looking for a halal Indian place in Singapore that delivers flavour without compromise, this is your sign. And trust me: if you don’t go for the butter chicken, there are other mouth-water dishes waiting to be served.
Best Butter Chicken in Biopolis? Mehnaz Kitchen Has Entered the Chat

Located in the heart of Biopolis, Mehnaz Kitchen serves up halal North Indian classics for the busy professionals and food lovers in the area. Best known for their buttery, creamy, absolutely addictive Butter Chicken Masala, they offer dine-in, delivery, and pick-up options islandwide.
- Address: 21 Biopolis Road, Nucleos #01-05, Singapore 138567
- Pickup & Delivery: 7:00 AM – 7:15 AM or as scheduled
- Order site: mehnazkitchen.getz.co
- Instagram: @mehnazkitchensg
Perfect for corporate catering, team lunches or a weekend treat. Try their lunch combos or get that butter chicken fix today!
Disclaimer
Everything you just read was seasoned with my own experience and spiced up with genuine love for great halal food. I only gush about places that truly deserve the hype — and yes, this one made my tastebuds dance.
That said, menus change, chefs get creative, and sometimes butter chickens run out (tragic, I know). So before you dash over with an empty stomach and high hopes, give the restaurant a quick ring. A two-minute call could save you from naan‑related heartbreak.
Eat joyfully, order smart, and trust your tastebuds they rarely lie.
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