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2012-10-18
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It is quite difficult to find good Nasi Lemak at Night near my area unless of course you make your own. Unless of course you take a walk or drive down to Whampoa Market for Lunch or dinner. For lunch, it is relatively crowded due to the lunch crowd from Balestier or near by those areas but done tbe suprised if you find a crowd at night as well. Before the market renovated many years ago, it moved to a temporary holding site at an open field, it was still there, great tastes and same freshness.Wh
Unless of course you take a walk or drive down to Whampoa Market for Lunch or dinner. For lunch, it is relatively crowded due to the lunch crowd from Balestier or near by those areas but done tbe suprised if you find a crowd at night as well. Before the market renovated many years ago, it moved to a temporary holding site at an open field, it was still there, great tastes and same freshness.
When it moved back to the original site in 2006 or 2007 i cannot really remember, it was still serving fresh stuff. Why do i say so?
You can see the cook, frying up eggs, chicken wings, fish fillets, luncheon meat... Need i go on?? The main point is that it remains fresh and oily but good.
I usually buy a packet because i like the comfort of my own home in the afternoon and you are able to choose what we want to order. 1 serving of rice, fried chicken wing, 1 sunny side up egg, 1 chicken sausage and 1 piece of luncheon meat finished off with some sweet and spicy sambal tumis.
Service is good and systematic, it is fast and they get the orders correctly! Ok it is a hawker centre, dont expect super super clean environment but you can expect something good enough, the food, the style and the esscence of Whampoa.
When you come here, you really dont know what to get, try this out very affordable around 3 to 4 bucks and it is quite hard to find thiese kind of prices nowadays.
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