The Old Malaya Cafe (Closed)

Old-fashion looking café, it served lots of signatory Malaysia Cuisine. With their marble and wooden furniture inspired, it seemed brought me back to 90s century. Some special dishes photos were visible on the wall, appealing. Menu given was straightforward, in Chinese and English wordings, we ordered without wavering too much. My main course, luckily it was not overly sticky. Slight burnt aroma, Kway Teow was just nice to be eaten. Chilli was horribly red but not spicy at all. With scrumptious

My colleagues brought me to the Old Malaya Cafe for some authentic Malaysian cuisine.I entered the small shop that was decorated to resemble a shop from the olden times with items from the past. Looking at the menu, i was spoiled for choice but i chose to get the Melaka chicken ball rice ($5). For the price i got a plate of chicken rice balls (4) and a plate of chicken. I think for the price paid, its quite a reasonable deal with plenty of meat. The chicken meat tastes quite different from the u

Located at 313 @ Somerset, Old Malaya Cafe is rather accessible via all public transport. Once you stepped into the cafe, you will feel as if you have just been transported to some cafe in Malacca. The renovation here is rather vintage and reminded you of the old Malaysia Kampong.We ordered salted plum drink($2), kumquat drink($2), sago gula malacca($2). Over here,there is no service charge and my overall spending is only $6.50. The sago gula malacca was rather simple with a taste of the gula ma

I went shopping at 313 somerset and decided to go to the basement to have some dessert for tea. As the chendol at old malaya cafe was relatively cheap at around $2.80, I decided to give it a try. It is quite refreshing on a hot day, but the ice melted fast and it became quite diluted after that. The chendol was topped with green jelly and red beans, and it wasn't too sweet.

The Old Malaya Cafe is a good place to have a cheap meal in Orchard, located at the basement of 313 Somerset. I had their pontian wanton noodles, which costs around $4. Pontian has many other stalls across singapore, and this wasn't one of the better ones. The noodles were quite lumpy, and their fried wanton wasn't crispy thin. They could do with a little more vegetables as well.

FoodI dont usually like to have Hor Fun, however I have ordered the KL Sau Hor Fun (滑蛋河粉), thinking that it is good and bad choice, I was way disappointed by the food. Food is below par!This hor fun comes with 2 prawns that were not fresh, once you bite on it, it just feels like having the first bite on chewing gum where it tastes powdery. EEk! It comes with 3 pieces of char siew which tastes alright, few pieces of liver and sotongs blend in the gluey graving coated every bite of the food on the

What's good for lunch at 313@Somerset for cheap good makan is usually the basement levels!This day me and Ming went to The Old Malaya Café to satisfy our Pontian Wanton Mee craving I can't remember when the love for their Wanton Mee started but all i can remember and know is that it suddenly started when word spread around that they're Wanton Mee! is superb And the fried Wanton is so yummy, i find them much more nicer than their wet wantons in the soup I really like that you can choose ketchup b

The interiors of the Old Malaya Cafe exude the feel of a typical olden day coffee shop and it promises to serve malaysian/penang style food. I ordered a small bowl of their Penang Prawn Noodles ($4.50) to see if it is any good. Unfortunately, it was rather disappointing. Though it came with a variety of ingredients like prawn, pork, bean sprouts and fish cake, the soup broth unfortunately tasted rather bland- it just didn't have enough prawn flavour. As such, this bowl of prawn noodles wasn't fl

The Old Malaya Cafe, has another new outlet located in Tampines Mall basement 1.This morning, we feel thirty and tired after exercise. I am looking for a place to have a dessert and can rest our feet at the same time. I think of this cafe where I am nearby. The cafe provided varieties of Malaya nostalgia' cuisine, dessert and drinks. I ordered the Trucker's Chendol and my partner gets the salted plum drink. When I take a sip on the salted plum drink which is very good taste. The balancing of

This evening, I re-visit The Old Malaya Cafe where located in Tampines Mall basement 1. Since the cafe provided varieties of Malaya nostalgia' cuisine, I want to try more of the other old dishes, like KL Chicken curry. I am happy to know that they offer the famous KL Chicken curry noodles contain of chicken, fish cake, Tao pok, Lady finger, potatoes, Hock Kian noodle and sampa chili with curry gravy. I would say that it is not quite a similar as the previous curry noodles I ate before in KL,

My lunch at The Old Malaya Cafe wasn't great, but it was a refreshing alternative to the mall food court or chain restaurants - plus it was cheap. I ordered the Melaka chicken rice balls (which I enjoy when I'm in Melaka) and, since every single person ahead of me in line ordered one, a popiah. It was quite busy, but I managed to get a little table to myself. The chicken rice balls came quickly, within 5 minutes of me sitting down, and were fine -- tender chicken in soy sauce, 4 bland rice bal

This evening, I re-visit The Old Malaya Cafe, another new outlet located in Tampines Mall basement 1. It had been newly open not long ago. The cafe provided varieties of Malaya nostalgia' cuisine. I am happy to know that they offer the famous Chicken curry set which contain of tender chickend leg with curry gravy and eat with plain rice and the appetizer sweet sour taste Ah Char, very matching. I like it.

This evening, I visit The Old Malaya Cafe, another new outlet located in Tampines Mall basement 1. It had been newly open not long ago. The cafe provided varieties of Malaya nostalgia' cuisine. I am happy to know that they offer the famous Ipoh Hor Fun. I would say that the taste is right, but I am quite disappointed that the utensil they serve with is not right; they should use original round flat plate instead of round bowl.

Those who enjoy eating wanton mee, I believe this version from The Old Malaya Café may not be able to delight you. They offer this Pontian Wanton Mee which is at three dollars and fifty cents per small bowl. First of all, the portion is indeed really little and not satisfying. The noodles are the usual wanton mee which is chewy but too bad that the mixed sauce used to toss the noodles are just too little. I am quite disappointed with their char siew meat which are not roasted to perfection a

The chicken rice balls at The Old Malaya Cafe is fragrant and soft. Is easy to eat as is finger size bites and the roasted chicken meat is tender and juicy too. Some beansprouts are added to this dish to make it more towards the 'healthier version'. The soup is just alright, no much 'x-factor', just the usual plain clear soup. This whole dish looks interesting and will attract to walk-by people to try it out. Not too bad actually.