Was at this area for some training and noticed that there is a coffeeshop there at the ground floor of 261 Waterloo Centre, facing the Dance Ensemble Centre there.

Most stalls were closed already by the time we finished our training at 6.30pm. So we just ordered whatever there is. So we tried the Nasi Bryani and the Indian Rojak.

Rating: 4/5. Presentation is really bad. But food is worth the mention.

Taste: This bryani is really not bad. Reason is, they cooked it traditionally. Meaning, they cook the meat together with the rice so that the juices of the meats will trickle down the rice and the rice will be exceptionally fragrant. Exactly like what I’ve eaten while I was in Bangalore, India.  Indian Rojak is quite standard lah but most importantly, it was served hot.

Portion: Rice a bit little for a giant like me. Maybe because rice too tasty that’s why give little? Hmmm… next time must ask for extra which I believe will be like $1.00 extra for another scoop.

Price: $4.00 (Really cheap for Nasi Bryani which most places are like $4.50-$5 now.)

RTE: Yes I would and will also try the dry mee sua there which was closed.

Location: 261 Waterloo Centre. (Opposite Dance Ensemble Singapore)