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Nenda's Fritters

Nenda's Fritters

Coffee shop$1–10

★ 2.919 reviews

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Touristmouse10 months ago
★★★★★

I was walking past the stall when these cute mini puffs caught my attention. I got two to try: one curry and one sardine, at 80 cents each. The puffs remained crispy and yet not greasy even though I enjoyed them a few hours later, even without heating them up. I initially thought the dough would be flaky, but it turned out to be crispy, almost like a cookie. The filling was generous, although I found it a little on the sweet side and wished it were spicier. Definitely coming back to try their other items.

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Gwen Phua3 months ago
★★★★★

Love their bee hoon soto and lontong. Freshly prepared every morning. Staff are friendly and will accommodate to your requests. It's my go-to breakfast spot for delicious Malay food. ;)

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Fadhilah Muhamad2 years ago
★★★★★

Never underestimate the simplicity of plating.It looks simple, but the taste is Super syiok! I personally feel that their mee rebus is one of the best in this area. The gravy is thick & flavourful. It had the balance combo of sweet and savoury that made you crave for more. They have lontong, mee siam also & variety of kuih too. Do expect a long queue during breakfast hours. Service fast ,payment can be made either paynow or via their cash machine.

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Mihwa Lee2 years ago
★★★★★

Malay hawker stall selling fritters and the standard mee rubus, soto, mee siam and longtong. I tried the mee rubus and a mini curry puff. Mee rubus was not noteworthy. Too sweet for my liking. Curry puff was 70cents, a little bit pricey for its size. Only potato curry inside. Pastry was nice.

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Asrah Fazal1 years ago
★★★★★

I ordered the food as shown in the photos. The food is good. The mee soto and mee rebus tasted old school and feels just right. The vadei is awesome - crispy and tasty. The banana fritters nice - i dipped with the sambal kichap meant for mee soto but it works just great. Should give them a try.

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