Order mutton briyani for lunch. But only receive mutton bone instead. No meat at all. It was fully bone in the briyani. Super disappointed. I actually prefer zamzam then victory but when this happened, just makes me so mad. Please work in a halal way....Dont cheap people's money like thisMore

OMG...the best meal ever and pretty cheap too. Situated in Arab district, we sat at a table on the "footpath", about 1 metre from moving traffic, but it was also about the experience. We had Murtabak chicken and beef. $6sing each and a couple of...drinks. It was so tasty we will definately visit again.More

Lived up to its hype. Fast service and affordable. We had the chicken and the mutton. The dipping sauces were delicious. Both very different. Highly recommend!

Can’t go past the murtabak in this busy spot. One of my favourite Singapore food experiences. And at $6 for a small size (which definitely wasn’t small by my standards) it’s great value. Murtabaks come in four sizes and chicken, beef, lamb, sardine and tuna....Don’t be put off if it looks packed, there’s a big upstairs dining area.More

Was recommended to come here by local work colleagues. Very glad we did. The food was just delicious. We had the chicken murtabak and it was crispy, tasty and perfectly spiced. On my list to eat here again next time we return to Singapore.

Yuckiest Biryani Ever (if you can call it a Biryani to start with)! Gosh the reviews are so misleading - this place sucks, the food is sub-standard if the so called biryani is anything to go with. Tried the chicken murtabak - it was edible....I just can’t get over the chicken and rice they called biryani - being a hardcore biryani geek - this place failed miserably.More

One of our favourite restaurants in Bugis and one we revisited many times. Prices here are cheap for Singapore standards, and the portion sizes are hearty. Highly recommend the chicken curry with rice side dish, and also the murtabak, which comes with delicious dips. Everything...here is so tasty, and all served with a friendly smile on the staffs face. There’s a reason this place is so long standing, as it has got the food nailed. NB try to pay in cash as card has an extra charge. Would absolutely recommend!More

It was an Order of Murtabak for Delivery Service. It was expensive (Hotel just next door) . It was already smelling strange. 2 days in the fridge it was stinking! There is a small lane behind the restaurant. Go for a walk there to see,...how 'clean' it is.More

Frequent this restaurant but service never gets better. Always kept waiting for my takeaway lunches only to realise they have forgotten my order. Service doesn’t improve since they have endless stream of customers

I like Zam Zam, it is something of an institution. We returned after an enforced break. The building is meant to be old, it is, and a bit knocked about. The murtabak is special. There is a problem. Some concessions have to be made to...21st Century Singapore. The toilets are only useable by the really desperate and entered through the preparation and storage part of the restaurant. Cheap eats, don’t expect much money to be spent on decor but this place is busy. No excuse.More

Let's be very honest on this restaurant. The food is below paranoid unsatisfactory. There are many many other restaurants that served an awesome briyani that Zam Zam. The stalls in Tekka (Little India) and various stand alone briyani such as one that is now on...at the Night Bazaar Haji Lane area is awesome. It is always sold out if you are late. Zam Zam standard is over rated. The lamb shank briyani was terrible; the lamb shank that cost $20 was tough and the marination did not soaked in. The briyani rice that is named DUM briyani was not dum briyani. It was ordinary; there was not casher nuts, cardamon, coriander leaves or even raisins. The rice was a pale shadow from the briyani against one of the stall during the Ramadan Bazaar. I will not recommend Zam Zam to anyone anymore. My brother-in-law ordered the mutton briyani and trust me it came with a small tiny piece and it was tough. My spouse order bee-soon goreng and it came soggy. Those of you who really know what is briyani should be honest and not recommend of Zam Zam.More

Still a Did not fail to provide a cheap good traditional food in Singaporevery good local food Definitely know it’s good when the locals eat there