Punggol Nasi Padang (Closed)

I am always been a big fan of spicy food and will definitely not resist when saw any spicy food around me.  Saw the menu here from this Malay food outlet and was craving for curry chicken, so decided to order one to taste it.Took around 8 minutes before I can pick up the food over at their pick up counter.  Curry gravy was thick and creamy, which really towards my liking.  As for the chicken meat, the portion was generous and the chicken meat texture is tender and juicy.  Even the few pieces of

Punggol Nasi Padang, as its name implies, serves nasi padang and also other food like nasi lemak and roti pratas. They also have a drinks stall. It’s not a big restaurant since the kitchen and serving area took up some space but still there are seats available.I had the Nasi Lemak at this stall and was quite disappointed with the food served. They have a few sets to choose from and I got one of the pre-determined sets but I changed the chicken wing that comes with it to ikan bilis. Besides which

Had my lunch in this Punggol Nasi Padang outlet at Far East Plaza. Have bought a plate of mee robus to try. Priced at $4.00 was descently priced but the portion was abit too little. The peanut gravy was quite thin and tasteless. The noodles was cooked till the right texture and not too soggy but not much beansprouts can be found in this dish. Even the cut green chillis are also unable to bring out the fragrant to this dish. Restaurant is cooling and not too squeezy and the service was friend

I was on the way home from Changi and got to transfer bus at Far East Plaza. Feeling hungry, I quickly went in to buy a packet of rice since I was sort of in a hurry to get home. Bought a packet of rice with a chicken drumstick, a portion of sausage and a portion of sambal kangkong. Chicken was very tender and tasty; sambal for the kangkong was not to spicy, but the sausage was a bit bland thou. The downside of it is... ... this packet of rice cost $8!

Was in a hurry to get home as I need to bring my nephew for some school activity, so I pop-by to buy a pack of nasi lemak from Punggol Nasi Padang while on my way home. A pack of Nasi Lemak with 1 Chicken Wing, 1 Otah & some peanuts costs $4.50. The rice doesn't even have the coconut fragrance. I also added on a portion of Sausages stir fried with onions & ketchup which costs a whopping $2! I also realized that they did not put in sambal at all & I have to use my own belacan for my nasi lemak!

All Nasi Lemak sets at there are range of $4.50 - $4.80 each.Ordered their set D - one drum stick, fried egg and one vege at $4.50.A bit higher price than usual nasi lemak.Taste is quite okay. I love the warm and fragrant rice.The chicken drumstick is covered crispy and tender & crispy inside. Will definitely come back for it again.

Have a mixed rice from this stall. Order hotdog, curry mutton, fried potato and my favorite vegetable. Curry mutton taste fantastic, meat is soft and curry is just nice and is satisfy my hunger for spicy. hotdog is just per normal and cooked with sweet chilli sauce, nothing fancy about it. Fried potato is cooked with egg and it taste nice. Lastly will be the vegetable, is fried with beancurd and bean. it taste good and whenever I eat Muslim food, I will look out for this dish before I decide to

Past by this food stall when I was window shopping along orchard road. Took nearly 15 minutes before my 3 pieces of pratas and curry sauces (at $3.90, which per plain prata is $1.30) are ready for my pick up over at their counter. The prata here could consider the more healthier version as it is not too oily nor salty. The curry gravy was really tasty, which is not too spicy and blend in well with the pratas. Even though the restaurant's layout is a bit too tight, but you will still be able

Yup, just your regular chicken chop. I wouldn't mind having the chicken chop again for lunch because it's convenient but the place is extremely stuffy which kinda puts me off. It's just like eating at a hawker centre where you can feel the oil in the air and know that the stench would definitely stick to your clothes. Besides, the food here isn't that fantastic also.

I met a friend for lunch and discussing about some great food and i am usually a big fan of thosai... simply put it... it is really healthy as it is vegetarian and no oil is used.Ok so i waited for around 10 mins... a bit too long to cook but ok not too bad...It was quite small for the price i paid... makes me think that this shop wanna go back to where they came from.. Small, not filling and only served with a miserable bowl of curry. Usually it is served with coconut gravy and coconut chili gr

It's near left entrance of Far East Plaza (near the 7eleven).There was a lot of seats available even in lunch time.I ordered chicken cutlet & rice.Chicken cutlets are too salty and rice is hard, not cooked very well.You can see their rice in photo.It was the first time I tried their food and so disappointed. This plate costs $4.80.

One of my favorite Indian dish, THOSAI MASALA. Mmm. I love their thosai. It was really good and spicy. The paper itself was crispy. The amount of potato and spices were very generous. I was really surprise they had chili padi inside The first i had i was tearing up, drinking lots of water. But it was overall still good and very affordable compare to the rice they sell there! Only for $3:50. For the drinks, i had Teh Cino. It was abit too pricey for a drink to be 3.50. Would always be eating th

It was the first time I tried their nasi and I'm disappointed. The vegetables were a little too salty for my taste, and the chicken drumstick were not fried thoroughly (there were bits of blood close to the bone when I bit into the meat. Yuck).The plate of rice cost $5.60. Worth it or not, you be the judge.

This small restaurant is located right at the leftmost entrance to Far East Plaza (near the 7eleven) but although I've walked past it many times before, it never really appealed to me until my colleagues brought me there for lunch one day.It was around 12:30pm (typical peak hour lunch time) but the place was relatively empty and we managed to get a seat rather easily. I ordered 2 pratas (egg mushroom prata + banana prata) and a milo dinosaur which totaled up to $10.The banana prata ($3.50) was a

If you work around the Orchard area, you'll know it's really expensive to eat out during lunch every working day. So far this has been the best $4 I've spent along the stretch of Orchard Road on food. LO AND BEHOLDne of the best Mushroom Cheese Prata I've ever tasted! Every piece is freshly made and piping hot. Usually when I eat prata that has cheese, I'll eat the corners first and then the centre last because the middle portion has all the wonderful savoury goodness in it. BUT for the Mushroom