About Indian Mexico Trading Pte. Ltd.
Indian Mexico Trading Pte. Ltd. is a private company incorporated in Singapore on September 26, 2023 and registered at 40 Sago Street, in the Chinatown area. Public business registry and directory records describe its primary activity as operating restaurants, with a secondary activity in fast food outlets, and more recently list its principal business as “Chinatown Teh Tarik Curry House,” indicating a focus on South Asian cuisine and casual dining.([recordowl.com](https://recordowl.com/company/indian-mexico-trading-pte-ltd?utm_source=openai)) While detailed branding or a standalone consumer website is not yet evident, job listings connected to the company reference roles such as South Indian sous chef and executive chef, reinforcing that it runs a food and beverage operation rather than a pure trading or consulting firm.([recordowl.com](https://recordowl.com/company/indian-mexico-trading-pte-ltd?utm_source=openai))
A charge from “INDIAN MEXICO TRADING” on a card statement is therefore likely to be from an in-person payment at their restaurant premises in Singapore (for example, a meal, takeaway order, or small group catering), processed through a point-of-sale terminal. Because the descriptor matches the corporate legal name rather than a consumer-facing brand like “Chinatown Teh Tarik Curry House,” visitors may not immediately recognize it even if they remember dining at a curry house or Indian restaurant in Chinatown. Charges would typically be one‑off amounts corresponding to the bill total plus any service charges or taxes; recurring billing is unlikely unless a corporate or standing catering arrangement has been set up.
To verify a charge, cardholders should first check the transaction date, amount, and whether they or a family member were in Singapore and dined in the Chinatown area around that time. Looking up receipts, bank SMS/email alerts, or travel records can help confirm the purchase. Since the business has only minimal online presence and no clearly listed website or public customer service portal, the next best step for disputes is to contact the card issuer, who can provide additional transaction details (such as terminal ID or address) and, if necessary, initiate a chargeback. If the cardholder is local to Singapore, they may also try visiting or calling the restaurant at 40 Sago Street using publicly listed phone numbers for that address to inquire about the transaction.