The Indian Hotels Company (IHCL), India's largest hospitality company, proudly introduces Bombay Brasserie to Singapore, situating the iconic restaurant in the bustling heart of South Beach. This expansion represents Bombay Brasserie's initial step into the region, following its success in London, Cape Town, and Dubai, with plans to further extend to San Francisco and Frankfurt.

Taljinder Singh, Senior Vice President at IHCL, shared, “Bombay Brasserie, Singapore seamlessly blends the rich flavors of Indian and Continental cuisines within the elegant ambience of a Parisian brasserie.”

At the helm of Bombay Brasserie Singapore is Chef Nilesh Ambedkar, who guides the culinary journey with signature dishes like Chatka Crab Legs and Butter Chicken, each meticulously prepared using authentic ingredients and methods. The restaurant also features a special Chaat selection and a Tandoor menu, both offering a symphony of flavors rooted in traditional techniques.

The restaurant's design intricately combines Bombay's Parsi and Anglo-Indian elements with the timeless elegance of a French brasserie. This fusion creates a warm, inviting atmosphere ideal for various dining occasions, from casual lunches to romantic dinners.

The beverage selection at Bombay Brasserie mirrors its culinary philosophy, offering Brasserie-style cocktails such as The Bombay Blazer and Queen’s Necklace. These drinks draw inspiration from Bombay's colonial era, each telling the story of the city's vibrant neighborhoods.

Located at 26 Beach Road #B1-24/24/25, Singapore 189768, Bombay Brasserie invites guests to experience the soul of Bombay through its flavors, ambiance, and hospitality. For reservations, guests can reach out via call at +65 6980 7163 or email bombaybrasserie.singapore@ihcltata.com.

About Bombay Brasserie:

Since its inception in 1982 in London, Bombay Brasserie has been celebrated for bringing the vibrant flavors of Bombay to the world. Now in Singapore, the restaurant continues its tradition of hosting guests with unparalleled care, merging authentic Indian tastes with French culinary art. The aesthetic of Bombay Brasserie is a homage to French brasseries, enriched with the heritage and culture of Bombay.

About The Indian Hotels Company Limited:

IHCL and its subsidiaries manage a diverse portfolio of hotels under the Taj, SeleQtions, Vivanta, and Ginger brands, offering warm Indian hospitality combined with world-class service. Founded by Jamsetji Tata in 1903 with The Taj Mahal Palace in Bombay, IHCL has grown to over 300 hotels globally. As India's premier hospitality company, IHCL is committed to excellence and innovation in the industry.