Punjab Grill by Jiggs Kalra – Indian Fine Dining At Marina Bay Sands
Feature - Review, Food - Indian, Singapore - South
November 10, 2015
Punjab Grill by Jiggs Kalra is considered one of the top Indian restaurants in Singapore, located at Marina Bay Sands serving food from gourmet metropolises of Lahore, Peshwar, Rawalpindi, Kabul, Amritsar, Multan and Patiala. (Reserve Online Now – Punjab Grill) This Singapore outlet at MBS is famed Indian Chef Jiggs Kalra’s first Punjab Grill outside India, an Indian fine dining restaurant offering cuisines from the royal kitchens of Punjab with a twist of modernity. (Our dessert cake was served on a toy wooden chair.) The interior is to present a “chic and modern take on the glamour of Indian......
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