As I go around looking for good food, I also try to taste Indian food
wherever it is available so as to know if I can recommend or suggest to my friends.
A few weeks ago I was at MBS with my family. I saw this 'Indian' food signage and went ahead thinking of getting some nice food. As I approached the place I saw that the majority food available was non-veg. I understand the biz angle. Its very hard to sell veg food and make money at places like MBS.
I went ahead and ordered Samosa which was the only vegetarian snack available and many people were also ordering. My expectation was that, at a place like MBS, definitely the food cannot be served mediocre whether it is a cozy restaurant or food court. But when I bit into the hot samosa, anticipating burst of flavours in my mouth, I faced a little disappointment.
The samosa was not cooked completely. If anybody, looking at its hot well done outer condition thinks that it is ready to eat and doesn't understand that the inside shouldn't be dry and taste, or feel or look like uncooked, will for sure end up with stomach ache or some other form of discomfort.
Its definitely not worth the money or the time spent waiting in que.
If you happen to be near NLB or Bugis in Singapore, want to try a cup of
I am going to this place since 2004. Uncle there is very friendly and
Wrap & Rolls at ION Orchard, Level B4, serves good vegetarian rice rolls. They have only three vegetarian dishes on their menu. But the two plates we served with the delicious plum drink was more than enough for our dinner! 
I ordered Basil and my daughter ordered Mushroom. The restaurant uses vegetarian Oyster sauce. So, Vegetarians, don't worry or get scared when you hear Oyster. 
