Shop Reviews

Avoid this stall in the Kopitiam that sells very expensive Nasi Padang with very small portions. I can have two plates of mixed vegetable rice elsewhere and still have some change. Fish $4.50 Sotong $3.00 Curry Veg $1.50 Rice $1.00 Total: $10

Tried the QQ LaMian from the Fish Soup and Ban Mian stall (真能煮). It was disappointingly bad! The noodles, which cost $4.80, are not even fully cooked. Unbelievable...

Very bad attitude from the nasi lemak store. 17/7/22, 9:30 AM. One Indian man and a Malay lady both acted as if they were deaf. When asked how long we would need to wait, the guy replied angrily: "It depends on what you order, LAH." HOW to order when both are acting deaf and don't even want to look up?

Probably avoid the aglio olio at the western stall. Asked for less spicy and was told off. Does this even look like aglio olio?

Ate at the western stall. They use zig-zag fries (that's what I call them). Crispy on the outside and cooked nicely inside. They use chicken thigh meat. The skin was crispy, and the meat was not overly cooked. The taste was just nice. I opted out of the sauce, and it was already quite savoury. So, for those who have heavier taste buds, ask for sauce to be drizzled. $8 for a chop is normal in a shopping mall setting. The place is air-conditioned and clean. I would eat there again if I'm in the area.

I ordered Mee Hoon Kuay, but was charged $5.10 instead of $4.80. When confronted, they said the boss hasn't changed the tag.

They offer the cheapest coffee set, but the toast is so hard because they have pre-prepared a lot, and it's really bad – like the worst toast I've ever had.

Most shops are okay here but avoid SITI FATIMAH NASI PADANG. Small portions for add-ons. 5 slices of hotdog for $2.

Avoid the fish soup and ban mian stall. The dumpling was lukewarm. The noodle was not cooked through. A waste of money 🫠

Bought a breakfast toast set at the drinks stall. The lady at the stall **served** the **pre-prepared** toast. It was already toasted, sliced, and buttered, sitting on a plate. **This was the** first time I was served breakfast toast in **a** coffee shop in Singapore like this. I asked her if it was freshly prepared, and she said yes. At my seat, I touched the toast and tasted it. It was cold. **I'm** never going back again. Prices are increasing, but quality is decreasing.