Victory Restaurant North Bridge Road
701 North Bridge Road (Arab Street), Singapore 198677
$6 · Muslim Owned · Restaurant · Indian · Beverages · Chicken · Mutton · Fish · Murtabak, Briyani
Monday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Thursday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Friday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM Sunday: 7:00 AM – 11:00 PM
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Soraya Yahya
Rated 4.0/5.0 a year ago
Briyani rice is different anywhere you go but will always have some sort of consistency. The briyani rice in Victory Restaurant is similar to most out there, the acar that comes with it is not your typical vinegar or fruit Malaysian acar, whilst the murtabak is similar but not 😁 Prices range between SGD6 for the Murtabak depending on the price whilst the nasi briyani starts at SGD8 a plate. I was so hungry because I skipped lunch that I bought a plate of nasi briyani for myself but I didn’t finish it so I’d suggest one plate for two is enough. Different but tasty all the same. Portion is big and filling.
Louis Chua
Rated 5.0/5.0 9 months ago
First time here as I like to go Zam Zam next door. Pleasantly surprised. The place was rather crowded but they managed to find me a seat. The young man at the counter was nice and friendly to take my order. The mutton Biryani I ordered was not heavy. I find it less rich than Zam Zam but was still unique in its ow way. The teh tarik was rather good too. I did not have the opportunity to try the others but will look forward to the murtabaks and other stuff.
Robin “Slinger” Tan
Rated 2.0/5.0 2 months ago
I was craving for my favorite Chicken Murtabak from Sin Ming Prata after being away from Singapore for a while. They are closed until Nov 7 because of the coffee shop renovation. To satisfy my cravings, I googled and found some good reviews about Victory and Al Tasneem. I decided to try them both and made a comparison. They were both takeouts. I got to Victory first. The small chicken Murtabak was $8. I was shocked when they brought it out instantly after payment. It was precooked. Anyway, I kept an open mind since I was making a comparison. Next stop was Al Tasneem a couple of shops away. Their small was reasonably priced at $6. And freshly made. See pictures. I requested for Chicken curry gravy from both restaurants. Brought them home and you can see from the pictures, left is Al Tasneem and right is Victory and their curries. Al Tasneem is wrapped with banana leaf while Victory is wrapped in paper. To be honest, they tasted very similar. I was all hyped up by previous reviews but was very disappointed with both the taste and texture. The dipping curries from both were even more sad with hardly any chicken taste other than curry powder. My final verdict: Wait for Sin Ming Roti Prata to reopen. I guessed none of the various online reviewers have tried Sin Ming yet. But to get really good food, you got to get in line and be extremely patient. Good luck!
Esmonde Tan
Rated 4.0/5.0 8 months ago
Two story shop house selling amazing murtabaks and Briyani. The portion size was quite generous for the price you pay.
Sandra
Rated 5.0/5.0 4 months ago
1st visit. Like d food especially when d restaurant is not crowded (yet). Prata n maggi goreng r both not greasy. Drinks r mildly sweet, unlike d other prata places. Wait staff is well-mannered n organised. I enjoy d visit v much!
David Maddison
Rated 5.0/5.0 9 months ago
After an afternoon and evening of exploring Singapore, we had developed quite an appetite. My friend suggested this place for murtabak. There were several size choices and we shared the second smallest - wow - there was a tonne of food and we even had to take the leftovers home as we couldn’t get through it
Jie Ying
Rated 4.0/5.0 7 months ago
Fantastic murtabak here. The curry that comes with it packs the perfect punch! Along this streets there are the 3 legendary stalls all selling similar food but with their own unique taste and standards. I like victory best because of the friendly staffs here. It’s just feels like home here. *Do note that that the restaurants here will prioritize sitting Muslims who are breaking fast during the holy month of Ramadan so plan your dinner here after 745pm for those who don’t fast, if not just do takeaway! For those breaking fast here they give out dates to everyone and I thought that is very sweet.
Jonah Jagadeshan
Rated 3.0/5.0 11 months ago
This place is next to Arab Street, opp to Sultan Mosque on the main road. Over the weekend, they sell exotic meat murtabak like the Deer Murtabak. They sell lots of Indian Muslim food. The food is a tad bit pricier compared to other Murtabak shops but considering it’s a tourist spot I get it. The service was good, food was quite okay. I think the shop next door was more bustling and popular but we couldn’t get a seat there. Overall, my experience of food was okay.
Irma Aryatanti
Rated 5.0/5.0 6 months ago
halal n delicious food, various menus, easy to find out the restaurant. Two storeys.. so don't worry, you'll get the seat..👍🏼
Haris Hardi Zakaria
Rated 3.0/5.0 a month ago
Dissapointed with the lamb beryani & murtabak.. maybe not my day
idris jaafar
Rated 3.0/5.0 7 months ago
Recommended by a family member for a late lunch at this place and ordered their mutton bryani, deer meat and chicken murtabak, mutton masala, mee mamak, squids and fried chicken. Mutton bryani was tender, the murtabak was a bit special with the curry sauce. The mee was also nice. Service was quick and staff was helpful because they agreed to open up the closed section of the restaurant for us as there were more seats upstairs. Price is a bit on the upper side but it’s okay for this great location of the city ..
Lionel Tan
Rated 3.0/5.0 9 months ago
Came by on a rainy day. Was not too crowded compared to Zam Zam next door. Ordered chicken briyani. The chicken was tender and flavourful. The rice portion was large. However, the rice was not steaming hot and thus was not too nice. There were also chucks of rice a bit undercooked.
Renee Cutaia
Rated 3.0/5.0 5 months ago
Not as good as Zam Zam’s. We always go to our order Zam Zam’s when we want a murtarbak fix & decided to try the competition to see if we were missing anything. Overall I would say the food is very similar to the neighbourhood restaurant but the difference comes down to taste preference. I’m he curry & seasonings at Victory are just a little to sweet for us. The murtabak is filled with a good portion of meat though which is nice. No major issues so recommend you try both & decide which you prefer.
Ina Balasong
Rated 4.0/5.0 10 months ago
First visit to this legendary resto. Ordered their famous martabak and biryani rice. Both are super good. Service are fast and efficient. will definitely come back when visiting Singapore.
Devita Tintasari
Rated 4.0/5.0 a month ago
I ordered biryani rice, murtabak, Teh Tarik. everything is very delicious and this is my first visit. This is halal food and the service is very fast.
C
Rated 5.0/5.0 10 months ago
UPDATE: 09 February 2023 I missed their Beef Briyani so I came back and ordered the same. The portion was still the same, a lot! The taste is even better and the service is really amazing! Service was outstanding. Staff were all smiling and polite. Their beef briyani is exactly what i wanted. Not too salty but just right on the money. Will definitely come back there again.
Su Sahiman
Rated 5.0/5.0 3 months ago
Always a win for quick servings. We had a chicken murtabak small-sized and chicken briyani for lunch. They tasted decent and kept our hungry tummies happy; I think that's what matter especially a long walk around Arab St!
Joshua Sham
Rated 2.0/5.0 2 months ago
I ordered us the Fish Biryani ($9) and Bee Hoon Goreng Pattaya Ayam ($more than 7) along with Teh Tarik and Kopi Cino. Sigh. I should have gone to Zam Zam. The Biryani was disappointing for 3 reasons 1. The fish was too small 2. The dish was cold 3. There was no pappadam or acchar included The bee hoon was a tad bit bland and not as haps as we were hoping.
GERALDINE PONCE
Rated 4.0/5.0 a month ago
Generous portion size. A must try dish in Bugis. Mutton Murtabak 7 sgd Drinks 1.70 sgd
DL
Rated 5.0/5.0 a month ago
The chicken murtabak with curry was excellent. Chicken was moist and generous serving made from chicken curry pieces and minced onions.Drizzled with curry on the side and washed down with a cup of tea. Staff were friendly. 5 stars.
Muhammad Safwan
Rated 1.0/5.0 3 weeks ago
Ordered take away murtabak. Two main points, the curry given was too little and egg shells all over my murtabak. Dissapointed.
Azhar Katib
Rated 5.0/5.0 a week ago
Probably the best Murtabak in town. Out of the 3 Indian Mamak restaurants - Zamzam, Victory, and Tasneem near Sultan Mosque I’d vote for Victory for their crispy, scrumptious, and satiating mutton Murtabak. Other food fare like Kway Teow and Pattaya rice that we ordered did not disappoint either. Their recommended Biryani is next on my list to try out. The ambience was neat and clean, and patrons are quickly attended to. While neighbouring Zamzam seems to be more prominent and well-known, Victory is surely worth a try.