Laksania (Closed)

Having been to Laksania once, we have been convinced that it is definitely worth another visit. With the interesting variations of Laksa concoctions available, you will never get bored of the choices.This time we tried the Laksa Chicken Spaghetti and Chicken Nuggets.We also had the Long Black (coffee) with warm milk on the side.The Laksa Chicken Spaghetti was absolutely Mmmmm!!It was basic spaghetti with diced pieces of chicken and smothered with a thicker version of the laksa gravy and garnishe

We first entered this oulet with a little apprehension. We have always been used to old-fashioned laksa, with its gravy, but, this outlet had Laksa of a totally different kind.The staff were very friendly and explained the various items on the menu.The traditional laksa was really good - full of flavour and a generous amount of ingredients, but it was the Laksa Goreng that stole the day!It had the full flavour and taste of laksa, minus the gravy.It was just like Mee Goreng fried with the white l

Was attracted by the Laksa Steamboat and decided to try it. It was dinner time but there are still quite a number of tables empty. Ordering process is over the counter payment when ordering. No service charge thou. Some of the items in the menu are very interesting like laksa fish burger, laksa pasta. Tried their sarawak laksa, penang laksa, laksa steamboat and nuggets. Their ingredients are nothing to shout about for the sarawak laksa and penang laksa - tuna flakes and the other is another type

A very good concept that gathered many different type of laksa and so did it gather all laksa lovers. I’m one of them. Despite the cost, i decided to try their laksa goreng- something different from the conventional laksa we see elsewhere(it cost $6.50 or $7.50, i don’t quite remember). It’s a good try. very refreshing but not spicy enough. Will be back to try other food items!

I went to try out laksania with my girlfriend. my girlfriend really like laksa, so she was pleased to find a place which makes use of laksa gravy as their sauce. I ordered the stonebowl laksa chicken rice. it tasted really good, the laksa gravy was very thick and delicious. the chicken was very tender and juicy and there were plenty of ingredients. The stonebowl helped to keep the rice warm for a longer time. We were very satisfied with the meal.

I decided to try out this stall at nex. It sold something I never tried before, laksa with baked lasagna. it was so good, I did not know they laksa would actually go well with lasagna and cheese. They were very generous with the cheese toppings. It was so cheesy and yummy. One more important thing about this place, they do not charge service charge, which is so good, like having a 10% discount!

At first glance, I'd bet most people would not choose to dine here. At $6 a bowl of laksa, at a shop that sells various types of laksa, this seems a tad overpriced. FOR LAKSA! Afterall, all the famous shops at katong still price their laksa at around $3 a bowl. However, what's great here are the large fresh prawns that you get in your singaporean style laksa, as well as a chance to try out decent renditions of other types of laksa such as penang laksa for one. They do also try to be creative by