Dabba Street Singapore: Menu, Prices, Outlets & Review

The Biryarito broke the internet first — biryani rice, butter chicken and cheese rolled burrito-style — but Dabba Street is far more than one viral wrap. This MUIS halal-certified Indian-Mediterranean spot was founded by Adrian, the entrepreneur behind Stuff'd ('dabba' means Indian lunchbox), and cooks with no ghee, no heavy oils and no MSG.

Halal food hunters should also check the Encik Tan menu for certified local classics at similar prices. And for Japanese flavours on a tight budget, the Sushi Express menu keeps whole meals under S$15.

Dabba Street butter chicken dabba bowl

Dabba Street Menu Singapore: Mains & Prices

Five customisable formats anchor the menu, all built on fragrant biryani rice or fresh vegetables. The Butter Chicken Dabba Bowl is the crowd favourite; the Biryarito is the legend.

Biryani

Fragrant biryani rice with your choice of protein, one 'Not Only Curry' dip, two toppings and two dressings — approx. S$10.60. Butter chicken is the default; baked chicken tikka for the lighter order.

ItemPrice (S$)
Butter Chicken Biryani10.60
Grilled Chicken Biryani10.60
Baked Chicken Tikka Biryani10.60
Falafel Biryani10.60
Fried Tofu Biryani10.60
Dabba Street biryani rice with toppings

Dabba Bowls

Half specialty rice, half crisp vegetables, one curry, four toppings and two dressings — approx. S$11.50. The Butter Chicken Dabba Bowl is the single most-ordered item on the menu; the falafel and oven-roasted vegetable bowls cover the plant-based crowd.

ItemPrice (S$)
Butter Chicken Dabba Bowl11.50
Grilled Chicken Dabba Bowl11.50
Baked Chicken Tikka Dabba Bowl11.50
Falafel Bowl11.50
Oven Roasted Vegetable Bowl11.50

Biryarito (Signature Wrap)

The trademarked viral signature: biryani rice, protein, vegetables, cheese and dressings in a wholemeal wrap — approx. S$8.90. The cheapest full meal on the menu and the easiest to eat on the move.

ItemPrice (S$)
Butter Chicken Biryarito8.90
Grilled Chicken Biryarito8.90
Baked Chicken Tikka Biryarito8.90
Falafel Biryarito8.90

Pita

Grilled pita with tzatziki, protein and crisp vegetables — approx. S$8.90. Mediterranean-leaning, lighter than the rice bases, and equally customisable.

ItemPrice (S$)
Butter Chicken Pita8.90
Grilled Chicken Pita8.90
Baked Chicken Tikka Pita8.90
Falafel Pita8.90
Lamb Masala Roti (selected outlets)10.90

Proteins, Dips, Toppings & Sides

The build-your-own system is where Dabba Street shines: six proteins, the 'Not Only Curry' dip bar, and toppings from cumin-glazed carrot to shredded mozzarella.

Proteins

Butter Chicken, Baked Chicken Tikka, Grilled Chicken (Mediterranean-style), Handcrafted Falafel, Oven Roasted Vegetable and Indian-style Fried Tofu — included in the base price. Lamb Masala is available at selected outlets.

ProteinPrice (S$)
Butter ChickenIncluded
Baked Chicken TikkaIncluded
Grilled Chicken (Mediterranean)Included
Handcrafted FalafelIncluded
Oven Roasted VegetableIncluded
Indian-style Fried TofuIncluded

Dips & Dressings

Tikka Masala add-on (approx. S$2.00); Mint Chutney, Garlic Aioli, Tzatziki, Beetroot Hummus and Pineapple Habanero included — the last two are the fan favourites.

DipPrice (S$)
Mint Chutney / Garlic Aioli / TzatzikiIncluded
Beetroot HummusIncluded
Pineapple HabaneroIncluded
Tikka Masala (add-on)2.00
ToppingPrice (S$)
Cumin Glazed CarrotIncluded
Chaat-Baked PotatoIncluded
Shredded MozzarellaIncluded
Red CheddarIncluded
Egg MayoIncluded
Shredded LettuceIncluded
ItemPrice (S$)
Onion Bhaji4.00
Coke / Soft Drinks2.50

Dabba Street Prices in Singapore

Mains run S$8.90-11.50 — a full customised meal with drink stays under S$15. Prices are approximate and may vary by outlet; delivery prices may differ. The Biryarito at S$8.90 is the value king; the Dabba Bowl at S$11.50 is the most filling. The Onion Bhaji (approx. S$4.00) is the essential side; soft drinks ~S$2.50.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dabba Street Singapore

The trademarked viral signature: biryani rice, protein (butter chicken is the default), vegetables, cheese and dressings rolled burrito-style in a wholemeal wrap — S$8.90. The cheapest full meal on the menu and the easiest to eat on the move.

Yes — MUIS halal-certified. The kitchen also skips ghee, heavy oils, added MSG and artificial colours/flavours, which makes it one of the lighter halal fast-casual options around.

Adrian, the same entrepreneur behind the Stuff’d kebab chain. ‘Dabba’ means Indian lunchbox; ‘Street’ nods to global street-food culture — the concept is ‘reimagined Indian and Mediterranean flavours with a green twist.’

The Biryarito or Pita at S$8.90 — a full customised meal with a drink stays under S$15. The Dabba Bowl (S$11.50) and Biryani (S$10.60) cost a little more for a lot more food.

Tiong Bahru Plaza, AMK Hub, Hougang Mall, Sun Plaza, Pasir Ris and Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, among others. Check the official site for the latest list — new mall outlets keep appearing.

Conclusion

Dabba Street is Stuff’d’s founder doing Indian-Mediterranean: the S$8.90 Biryarito that broke the internet, dabba bowls at S$11.50, biryani at S$10.60 — all MUIS halal-certified, no ghee, no MSG. Build your own from six proteins and the ‘Not Only Curry’ dip bar; the beetroot hummus and pineapple habanero are the fan favourites. Full meal under S$15, and the customisation is the fun.

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