Ordered from nasi padang stall. Nasi lemak $3.50, no discount with card. Consisted of rice, bit of peanuts, ikan bilis and egg, chilli and on slice cucumber. Price expensive i still understand. But when order came, only 1 egg and rice, chilli and cucumber, I asked the fat counter staff whether its too expensive, he say no more peanut and ikan bilis. I was so shocked. Like that considered 1 egg n rice, and u charged me $3.50?????? I leave my food on table and went back to get receipt. Another staff cooking, told him there are peanut on shelf and asked me to bring my plate back. What is this???? If i never asked for receipt and knowing I was going to complain, so the whole meal will be just an egg n rice???? In the end, the fat counter staff put in some ikan bilis and peanut for me. This is not the way to do business. Dishonest cos of either laziness or attitude. In the end, I added in another chicken which had a discount of 10 percent. And total cost $5.30.

Crowded regardless of what time you visit, newly renovated. Looks clean and spacious but the design of the place can be quite wasteful. Food options are similar to previous stalls. Chicken rice is good $5. NTUC Fair price app users get 10% off if you pay via app.

The new revamped food court is spacious. They have a separate space for staff which is good for peak hours. Delighted to find a very good roast meat. The Chinatown Roast stall is a masterclass. We enjoyed 2 portions of duck and char Siew. Highly recommended. Kudos to the chef and staff who are friendly and efficient

Should have read the reviews here first. Look at this sad packet of chicken rice from the roast meat stall. Few thin strips of meats plain rice no sauce. Macam prison food. I thought it was a joke when i saw it. I told them to put sauce in no sauce. Told them no bones pls all bones. Bought FOUR packets all the same shit. Have eaten from thousands of roast meat stalls all over Sg in my life and i think i have to say, this might be the worst. No wonder no queue at this stall during lunchtime

After my follow-up appointment at TTSH, I went to Kopidian for breakfast. Before ordering, I showed the cashier my Merdeka card and NTUC Link card. After taking the money, she said I had to pay an extra 10 cents. I asked her why there was no discount, and she then explained that there was no discount for set meals, and that buying KopiC required an extra 10 cents. If she had seen that I already had two cards that could offer discounts, she should have informed me first, "Auntie, the card only offers discounts on à la carte items." That would have been much better service.