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Quentin's Eurasian Restaurant
A Curry Debal Pie, a Eurasian party dish in pie form.
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At a glance
- Status
- Details come from secondary sources. Confirm the pie and price with the restaurant.
- What it is
- Eurasian restaurant.
- Where
- Restaurant with delivery; check the seller's site for its address
- Price
- Unconfirmed. Price not confirmed. As of October 2026, check with the restaurant.
- Halal
- Not halal-certified. Not halal: the Debal pie contains smoked pork belly.
- Delivery
- Delivers. Free weekday delivery (Tuesday to Friday) above $150.
- Signature pies
- Curry Debal Pie (serves 8 to 10)
- Pie types
- Curry chicken, Beef and meat, Party boxes and minis
Quentin’s Eurasian Restaurant makes a Curry Debal Pie that feeds 8 to 10 people. Curry debal, often called curry devil, is the fiery Eurasian curry many families cook with leftover meats after Christmas, and putting it under a pastry lid turns it into a party centrepiece with real Singapore roots.
Why it is worth knowing
Most party pies in Singapore are British or American in style. Quentin’s Debal pie is one of the few big pies that tastes of a Singapore community’s own cooking, which makes it a good conversation piece at a Christmas table.
Before you order
The pie contains smoked pork belly, so it is not halal. We could not confirm a current price. The restaurant has offered free weekday delivery, Tuesday to Friday, above $150.
Official site and sources
Profile last reviewed October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Details change often; check with the seller before you travel.