Simply delicious, all in one. Tender bits of mutton in fragrant briyani, starchy yellow dhal, a sharp kick of sour rasam, and the satisfying bite of fried chicken with the bone in. Add a boiled egg and the crackle of fresh pappadum, and you’ve got the perfect meal. From across NTU, I walk the 20 minutes—it’s my way of earning the food and making it a healthy ritual. A warm, comforting break from the stress of traffic and daily grind. Hearty, affordable, and packed with flavor—just the recharge I need.

Only the bakuteh and braised rice stall is popular, the rest I have not tried yet. Meat a bit hard but we'll cooked and reasonable price

Big airy place, windy area. Lots of food option. Gone for zichar. Not sure why the big sis rush like no tomorrow when the place is empty at that time. We thought they closed early but no. Here what we had. Starting from the best. Garlic Butter Clam(S)($12)😋 - Creamy & saucey with full of buttery & garlicky taste. Lala were fresh but did not rinse it properly. Seaweed Soup(M)($7)👍 - Worth it. Many ingredients can be found in this awesome bowl of seaweed soup. Fu Yong Omelette(M)($8)👌- Fluffy omelette with a light crisp & is not very oily at all. Sweet & Sour Pork(S)($12)😐 - Chewy tender but floury meat in sweet & sour sauce. Looks great but the taste weird.

Huge coffeeshop with a wide variety of stalls! The Mala Xiang Guo Taste fragrant! But more to the costlier side though because their Chinese kebab are also on a little higher price ~

Consolidating review of the stalls here: Nasi Padang - 4.5 ⭐️ There is another stall just down the road from here and it’s actually better in selection of dishes, and more generous in serving size too Drinks - 3 ⭐️ Nothing to shout about for their coffee, okay to drink