Usually cooked by the Muslims. It’s the Malay version of Chinese’s Economical Rice. But Nasi Padangs are usually more expensive… maybe because they have to certify the food halal which will incur more cost…
Another value for money nasi padang store spotted at Roxy Square in an indoor coffeshop. I’m there every month for my haircut and this stall is new. So I tried their food and these are the pics: Rating: 4/5 Taste: Quite good for its price Portion: Above average Price: $4.00 only for my plate. RTE: Yeah I guess so… I go there for my haircut anyways. 🙂 Location: Roxy Square I , Katong(The older building) Continue reading ANDIKA’S NASI PADANG @ ROXY SQUARE
Funny I have not featured this stall. I’ve been to this Malay mixed rice stall for the longest time and just love the taste of the food here. They are not good in those nice nice food presentation but the taste of the assam pedas over the rice… I tell you, is authentic! Best thing is, it is spicy enough and not overly spicy. Love it. Must have in my nasi padang plate are Assam Stingray, Sambal Goreng (mix of long beans, bean curd and tempeh) and Sambal Dried Mussels. Rating: 4/5 (A tad too expensive for some but then again, most Nasi Padang stalls … Continue reading Nain Food Stall (#01-07 Sims Place Food Centre)
Was at this Technopreneur Centre to visit one of my friend’s office. So we had our lunch there at the canteen beside the building in between 1001 and 1003. Was deciding what to eat then I came across this malay stall with quite a lot of varieties for a industrial place canteen. So I decided to try it little did I notice the aunty sitting in front of the stall is carrying her son whom I suspect has muscle growth deficiency and she had to carry him or put him in the pram all the time. I felt really sad … Continue reading Mardiah Malay/Indian Food (1003 Bukit Merah Central)
