We went here for breakfast at 8am on a Sunday, no crowds no long waits. The outdoor seating is well ventilated, there's a fan so it's not hot. The staff was super friendly and food was quick! Beware of ordering the S, the portion is huge! Reasonable for its price, two people can eat 1 murtabak (S). Not a fan of murtabak but the murtabak here was delicious - meat to onion ratio was good. The dhal was thick and flavourful too. The teh tarik was divine, perfect balance of richness and tea. We had to takeaway the murtabak and he even gave us extra dhal! Highly recommend.

They do take credit card but 10% charge.

We went here on a Thursday night around 9pm and it was packed!

Managed to get a seat almost right away (it was just 2 of us). There is a lot of space upstairs as well.

The servers are amazing. They move fast and they take care of a large load of customers with ease.

It’s a really cool crowded vibe.

Now onto the main event. The Beef Murtabak was amazing! It met the hype. The paratha roti part is so incredibly light and chewy. Amazing texture. The curry that comes with it compliments it well too. My suggestion would be to pour some of it all over the Murtabak to make it soak in that curry.

There Murtabak come different sizes. I got the small for $7 and that can easily fill up 2 people. Amazing prices for the quantity.

Ended it with Teh Tarik which was also amazing. It comes with sugar in it already and I found mine to be perfect.

I looked around and the biryani and red noodles seem like another great option if you’re in a bigger group.

Excellent food, friendly staff and great service. I can imagine it been very busy at times (we visited mid afternoon) but they seem to have a well oiled machine and more than enough staff to cope. The portions are big - but the waiter stopped me from over ordering even more - which was very kind of him. We had to get Grab their due to the rain, but even with that expense the visit was well worth it.

Murtabak with beef and chicken masala combo! They were delicious. Highly recommend ! (If you are alone, just order the Small size murtabak because the portion is huge)

We visited Zam Zam restaurant a few times and tried various dishes: mutton murtabak, chicken murtabak, mutton biryani, tandoori chicken, plain rice with vegetable curries, milk tea, milk coffee, and more.

I would say their mutton murtabak is better than the chicken version, which tends to be a bit dry. The biryani is excellent. However, the tea and coffee are below average—you can find better options just a couple of shops away if you’re looking for the authentic taste of Singapore tea and coffee. As for the vegetable curries, you’d be better off finding them elsewhere.

The service is below average; the staff are often on their phones instead of attending to customers. The cashier lady isn’t friendly, and if you’re paying by card, they charge an additional 10%, so be aware of that. The atmosphere gets crowded during peak times, and you should be prepared for a cramped dining experience.