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Bought Set 3 nasi lemak from Qi Ji at Nex on a weekday evening. The place was crowded as it was dinner time so had to takeaway. Service was quite efficient. Only waited for about 10 minutes. Asked for more sambal chilli as I love its sweet and spicy combination. Also liked the rice and chicken. The ikan bilis and and fried peanuts were still crispy even after reaching home.Overall, the nasi lemak was good and I liked it but too pricey for that quantity. Will only eat this once in a while. 

I had craving for mee rebus so decided to buy my dinner at Qiji. I like their Mee Rebus $3.90, the gravy is thick and flavorful, had a good consistent texture that isn't too thick or too watery. This dish comes with a full hard boil egg cut into half...instead of half an egg that we usually see at other stalls. I also ordered a Tauhu goreng $3.80 with thick peanut sauce. They gave a generous serving of cucumber strips...nice

Just bought my dinner from Qiji at Nex. Their nasi lemak is one of my most frequent ordered item. I always buy their Set 4 dish which consist of crispy fried chicken wing, deep fried ikan kuning, fried egg and ikan bilis with peanuts ($4.20 per set). The rice is cooked with pandan leaves and has a slight greenish color...it is soft and very fragrant. Their chicken wings are always crispy, all thanks to the high turnover rate of this item their wings are always sold off when still piping hot. The

Had never tried their Nasi Lemak before. Was recommended by my friend and decided to try it with her ;DThe price are acceptable at $4-$5 for the Nasi Lemak.Order the set 2 which costs $4, and includes the otah, fish cake, ikan billis, fried egg and fish.There was a long queue but it was going at quite a fast speed. Food are served almost immediately after ordering too.The portion is acceptable and it’s quite filling after finishing it.The rice is fragrant but the taste is not very strong. The ot

Qiji popiah is one of the best I have Eaten! Despite having many outlets the quality has always been maintained! The popiah is filled tightly with turnips and also has lots of crunchy bits for contrast in texture. The turnip filling is juicy and flavourful, while the peanuts add extra flavour and fragrance. The skin is chewy and resilient and holds the filling well. Even when taken away and left for awhile, the popiah doesn't become soggy and the skin holds up well, not soaking through.

Merlion Wayfarer chose Qi Ji today - because she needed a place to sit and because she still felt nationalistic (It's still the fortnight after National Day!) to support local food. At S$4 for a platter (Hmmm... She distinctly remembered it could have been cheaper just a while ago?), each platter was well-loaded with the usual Nasi Lemak "goodies" - FRIED Egg, FRIED Chicken Sausage, Fried Ikan Bilis, FRIED Chicken Wing, FRIED PEANUTS, FRIED Fish Cake, PROCESSED Otah. Hiak hiak!Of course, the O

QIJI, located at Nex Mall, serves authentic local dishes like Nasi lemak, Laksa, Mee Siam,Popiah, Malay Tahu Goreng and Chee Cheong Fun.The tables are quite closely packed, so, on a busy day, it's difficult to get a seat.On that day we decided to try the Nasi Lemak and Laksa.There are many different Nasi Lemak sets to choose from, or you can go free and easyand customise your own set. I chose Chicken wing, two pieces of otak and ikan bilis.We also ordered Laksa (with yellow noodles) with prawns

The service can get quite rude depending on who is clearing the tables, etc. The kitchen staff are alright, but the cleaning staff are really grouchy.They serve a few local dishes here - mee siam, mee rebus, popiah, etc...I think their popiah is the best thing on their menu. This time I tried the mee rebus. It's very very average if not below average.There is something missing. There is no kick. It's not like the malay hawkers make. This is like a fake copy. Rather disappointing. There is no lim

I've been a fan of Qiji since it's opening many years ago.Over the years, they've introduced many new dishes and sets which have all been delicious!Along with that however, the prices have increased drastically!When I first started buying Nasi Lemak from Qiji, it only cost $3 something. Now it costs $4.80!Anyway the set that I ordered was the Nasi Lemak Set 7 which comprises Ikan Bilis with nuts, Egg, Otah, Chicken Cutlets and their sambal.This set is pretty good in my opinion.The Otah has alway

Having tried the popiah before, I wanted to buy a roll home from a different outlet to see if their quality are the same. I was not disappointed. By the time I got home, the popiah was a little soggy, but this was understandable. The skin was thin and the fillings were generous too. I like their sweet black sauce, which is generous without breaking the skin. I think the popiah tastes better when freshly made.

Qi Ji is very famous for its popiah though they do sell other dishes like Laksa and Nasi Lemak but the Popiah is the best. You can spot their popiah apart from those from other stalls quite easily, it is usually longer, a lot firmer and most importantly, the color of the sweet sauce will give it away. The dark sweet sauce always show through the translucent skin. Their handmade skin is not too thick and rather chewy in texture. The turnip stuffing is usually rather soft and flavorful, it tasted