Vegan-friendly
Lacto
Chinese
Indian
Delivery
Take-out

Large a la carte menu featuring South & North Indian and Asian Fusion dishes like masala thosai, mutton soup, chai tow kueh, char kway tiao. No onion or garlic used. Open Mon-Thu 10:30am-3:00pm, 5:30pm-9:30pm, Fri-Sun 10:30am-9:30pm.


98 Reviews

First Review by SteveAndPeggy

Sweetveganneko

Points +1540

Vegan
27 Mar 2018

best carrot cake and Hokkien mee I have ever tasted

Carrot cake used to be my comfort food in primary school, but at some point I stopped having them as often as I used to. This carrot cake is so flavourful and brought back so. Much. Memories. Even though it is slightly oily and overly salty, the flavour and texture contrast between generous portions of radish was on point! Hokkien mee was unlike any other I have tried at all - the ingredients were very generous, and the dish is not overpowered by the taste of yellow noodles, like that I have tried in most places. The taste is somewhat unique, and yet again extremely flavourful. I heard that the flavour remains even after you request for less oil and less salt, without all that extra guilt and sodium :D

Their service is very, very fast despite all the crowd. We also tried the mutton murtabak, and the plain dosa, but they pale in comparison to the carrot cake and yellow noodles (though still really good).

Pros: flavourful , comfort food, quick service

Cons: very very crowded during lunchtime

jks93

Points +68

Vegan
11 Mar 2018

proper chicken korma

Thank you gokul for the best chicken korma I've had. Prata was perfect and the mock mutton murtabak was great too. Special mention to the ice lychee drink also.

Pros: CHICKEN KORMAAAAAA

Cqveggiefinds

Points +11620

Vegan
08 Mar 2018

really really good, even for non-vegetarians!

I was here with classmates and counterparts from Shanghai, they’re not vegetarian or vegans.
We ordered Nasi Goreng Kampong, Fried Carrot Cake, Hokkien Mee, Masala Dosa, Murtabak, Horfun, curry chicken and more.

All of them tasted amazing, though a bit greasy. My friends from Shanghai really enjoyed the food and not for one moment knew the food are all plant-based.

Will come back again

Pros: great for large groups, really fast service, very good variety of Malay, Indian and Chinese dis

Cons: greasy

MissAshley

Points +91

Mostly Veg
01 Jan 2018

Indian vegetarian

One of the best indian vegetarian cusine in Singapore suitable for Jains. Authentic tasting indian flavours. Their mock mutton nasi briyani is one of the best Ive had. Beware of their spices, too spicy at times for me.

If you like Indian cusine, you like Gokul.

Pros: Great flavors, Great variety

Cons: MSG added to food

Elizalodge

Points +112

Vegan
30 Dec 2017

Extensive menu and generous portions!

We ate here 3 or 4 times, the satay kebabs were delicious. The chicken korma and butter chicken was handsdown THE most delicious Ive ever had in my and my partners entire lives, still in complete awe, would go back to singapore for those 2 dishes. Really rated their mock meats

walter007

Points +8560

Vegan
26 Dec 2017

Best Indian Restaurant in Singapore!!!

I have heard of many good reviews about this place and I finally got the chance to visit it.

Well not only the food gave me the 'wow' effect, out of my surprise the staff too.

I could hardly notice any restaurants or cafes with staff that are so dedicated and full of positive energy. I guess that's the reason why the restaurant gives us the good vibes.

One staff that particularly caught my attention is the one with the name of .... (I forget, pardon me.... lol. He is a Chinese guy with spectacles). He has been working since morning yet still very committed to his job while we are having dinner over there. Kudos!!!

I am not sure it is the manager or just the staff or both. I think everyone should be given some credits on that probably annual bonus... lol.

Can't wait to be back again. Cheers.

Pros: Good food, Good people, Good price

Cons: Nil

gayle81

Points +27

Mostly Veg
16 Dec 2017

Wide range of choices and big portions

Food was good with very wide range of choices. Portions were big, and when I couldn’t finish my food, I requested to take-away and they kindly obliged and packed everything very nicely for me. Thumbs up!

malli

Points +129

Vegan
08 Sep 2017

lots of mock meat bit more expensive

Had all kind of vegan options which were also marked
A bit more expensive compared to restaurants in that area

Pros: marked vegan food

Cons: bit more expensive

YiWei

Points +349

Vegetarian
12 Jun 2017

great food and great ambience

Service is good, food is very delicious and flavourful.. great place to hang out with friends and also fantastic variety of food in the menu.. my fav includes the vegetarian dum briyani, Mee goreng, Mee rebus, thosai and paneer masala :) 👍🏻

andreafluss

Points +103

Vegan
27 Apr 2017

Delicious food, fast and affordable

I had the Aloo Gobi with rice. The waiter helped me choose the dish and was really friendly. The food came quickly, complimentary papadums with it and I was surprised by the big portions :) Surely didn't leave hungry. The Aloo Gobi was phenomenal, definitely recommend! And very filling with potaotes and rice. Paid 11$ (9+2 rice)

Pros: fresh, not oily, DELICIOUS

KelvinWuGW

Points +1442

Vegetarian
16 Oct 2016

Excellent food

They do not just serve indian food, but many local delicacies too like laksa, mee siam, mee robus, nasi lemak, carrot cake, chicken rice etc. Very tastety and most taste better than those chinese stalls. A pleasant surprise for someone like me who do not appreciate traditional indian food when i hv to dine in with friends who go there specially for their traditional indian food. From their feedbacks their indian food is very nice too.

Pros: Great variety of food, Good value, No onions garlic

Cons: Restaurant too crowded , Location far from mrt

westcornersville

Points +659

Vegan
13 Feb 2015

Huge Menu!

They claim to have the biggest vegetarian menu in Singapore, and I'm inclined to believe that! They must have about 200 items total on their menu, including Indian, Malay/Singaporean/Indonesian (like the goreng dishes--I liked the sambal goreng tempe) and Indo-Chinese (plus a few miscellaneous dishes). There were lots of items I'd never seen in any restaurant before. For those who are fine with mock meats, they have some dishes with that (generally not as common in Indian restaurants), so if one wants to try things like "Chicken 65" or "Mutton Masala", then that's possible without harming/killing an animal. Portion sizes are large, and you also get papads as a free appetizer. They have lots of desserts too.

Pros: huge selection, good food, good portion sizes

Cons: a little slower with service

PeteyMomo

Points +47

Vegan
22 Sep 2014

Great good, decent service

Let me start off by saying that my server knew what vegan meant! It seemed pretty rare for servers at vegetarian places to understand veganism, so I just told our server that we didn't eat dairy of any kind (as Gokul doesn't serve anything with egg). Low and behold, he asks if we're vegan! It was definitely a nice surprise to get after going weeks without having a server who understood the word.

We ate there two nights, and the servers were really helpful. They pointed out their favorite vegan friendly dishes, which led to two very delicious meals. We found the service to be alright, but I could definitely see others having issues.

Pros: Egg free dishes, Extensive Menu, Amazeballs vegan Indian food

kool_kitchen

Points +862

Vegetarian
15 Feb 2011

Decent Indian

The menu is mostly Indian and the dishes that aren't come with an Indian twist. Mock meat dishes are available as well as vegetable options. A pretty big menu is available and the staff are friendly. Had the mock chicken tikka, a jalfrezi and the hot and sour soup. All very nice and inexpensive.

Pros: Good food, Friendly staff, Comfortable

Peace ...

Points +3264

Vegetarian
27 Feb 2010

Extensive Indian Asian Vegetarian Food @ Gukul

An Indian Vegetarian Restaurant hidden in Little India - Upper Dickson Road (a side road from Serangoon Road) very near to Komala's Restaurant along the same stretch.

The first piece of good news is that this eatery does not use any onion or garlic, so it is suitable for strict Buddhist Vegetarians or Vegetarian who do not eat onion or garlic.

The second piece of good news is that if you are not a big fan of Indian Vegetarian Cuisine (South or North), the extensive menu offers Asian, Chinese Dishes, Local dishes like Chinese Rojak, Tahu Goreng, Indian Rojak etc all in vegetarian version and a good selection of local desserts like Ice Kacang!

The third piece of good news is - No Service Charge and No GST ... So, it worth going there ... have a reasonable price meal in an Indian Restaurant and at the same time enjoy the Indian Music there.

My first visit there, I ordered Mutton Murtabak @ S$5 (the waiter's recommendation, other variants - Chicken and Sardine) and it was delicious. The spiciness of the mock mutton curry sauce was just nice measure and perfect for me.

With the easy-on-the-wallet prices so I can't really fault too much. Ambience - just a normal Indian restaurant but does attract Tourists and Chinese Customers which I guess are mainly non-vegetarian as many vegetarian are not aware that they do not use garlic and onion in their cooking.

Must Tries: Naan, Gokuk Special Fish Head Curry

herbman

Points +168

Vegetarian
01 Feb 2010

Nice human Touch

There seem to be an upgrade now this restaurant accepts NETS
Very friendly and helpful staff.

Pros: variaties, friendly staff

SteveAndPeggy

Points +52

Vegetarian
04 Oct 2008

Slow service

Great tasting food and good variety, but service is a bit slow.




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