Food Recommendation : Best Nasi Lemak

[iceage]

1. amoy st second floor, flavourful rice and crispy wings
2. Tg Pagar market - the old school stall with fantastic deep fried drum sticks. Cheap and friendly too
3. Punggol Nasi Lemak - fantastic Wings n Chillie but not cheap
4. adam road
5. fong seng good also...operates 24hrs along Pasir panjang road.
6. Rowell Road Malay style Nasi lemak is the best I eaten ! Better than changi village !
7. ayer rajar food market
8. Geylang l0r 15 Bali nasi lemak try their black sauce chicken wing
9. Boonlay power nasi lemak !
10. Nasi Lemak Kukus @ 908 Upper Thomson Road...
11. Thompson area. Near the Hans and theres a yong tau foo nearby
12. Chong pang, very nice.
13. Changi Village nasi lemak
14. Mt Faber Nasi Lemak. Along Kreta Ayer.
15. Koon Seng road
16. serangoon garden coffee shop
17. fong Seng at upper thomson
18. lasi loop mak stalls at bendemeer market
19. Grandmum's at City Hall.
20. chinese stall at Whampoa market
21. 703 Hougang Ave 2 coffee shop
22. lorong ah soo market 2nd floor!

[kohbk88]

International nasi lemak at Changi Village Hawker Center

[WY3446]

Punggol or Chong Pang Nasi Lemak lor

[newbieb0y]

I personally feel punggol nasi lemak is a little bit over rated. Not a very big fan of nasi lemak, but one of good ones I had eaten so far is at Boon Lay market. My 2 cents.

[kohbk88]

I think both International Nasi Lemak & Mizzy Corner in Changi V deserves to be in the list! Their difference is minor and its totally up to personal preference on which one you think is better. For me i prefer Mizzy's for its chilli which the taste is what i prefered compared to international.

Punggol Nasi Lemak is definitely over rated and over priced. If i would like chinese style nasi lemak, there are many neighbourhood chinese nasi lemak stalls which is alot cheaper yet the standard is only abit a compromise compared to punggol.

Just my 2 cents.

International Nasi Lemak is very good and so much better than Punggol Nasi Lemak

[Rydez]

I think both International Nasi Lemak & Mizzy Corner in Changi V deserves to be in the list! Their difference is minor and its totally up to personal preference on which one you think is better. For me i prefer Mizzy's for its chilli which the taste is what i prefered compared to international.

Punggol Nasi Lemak is definitely over rated and over priced. If i would like chinese style nasi lemak, there are many neighbourhood chinese nasi lemak stalls which is alot cheaper yet the standard is only abit a compromise compared to punggol.

Just my 2 cents.

[NicNN]

Internation Nasi Lemak @ Changi Village is good! Somemore now queue not so long.. After renovation, the crowd all queue up for Mizzy Corner (which is located at International's old location)..

[Helmsley]

I think the one in TG pagar is nice... I always go there

Which one are you referring to?

[chriscentro]

1. amoy st second floor, flavourful rice and crispy wings
2. Tg Pagar market - the old school stall with fantastic deep fried drum sticks. Cheap and friendly too
3. Punggol Nasi Lemak - fantastic Wings n Chillie but not cheap
4. adam road
5. fong seng good also...operates 24hrs along Pasir panjang road.
6. Rowell Road Malay style Nasi lemak is the best I eaten ! Better than changi village !
7. ayer rajar food market
8. Geylang l0r 15 Bali nasi lemak try their black sauce chicken wing
9. Boonlay power nasi lemak !
10. Nasi Lemak Kukus @ 908 Upper Thomson Road...
11. Thompson area. Near the Hans and theres a yong tau foo nearby
12. Chong pang, very nice.
13. Changi Village nasi lemak
14. Mt Faber Nasi Lemak. Along Kreta Ayer.
15. Koon Seng road
16. serangoon garden coffee shop
17. fong Seng at upper thomson
18. lasi loop mak stalls at bendemeer market
19. Grandmum's at City Hall.
20. chinese stall at Whampoa market
21. 703 Hougang Ave 2 coffee shop

just wana share this malay stall i recently found out at 703 Hougang Ave 2 coffee shop.
The nasi lemak is v nice. They have chicken wings too.

$2.5

[Ben9251]

Many standard drop...

[@cery]

1. amoy st second floor, flavourful rice and crispy wings
2. Tg Pagar market - the old school stall with fantastic deep fried drum sticks. Cheap and friendly too
3. Punggol Nasi Lemak - fantastic Wings n Chillie but not cheap
4. adam road
5. fong seng good also...operates 24hrs along Pasir panjang road.
6. Rowell Road Malay style Nasi lemak is the best I eaten ! Better than changi village !
7. ayer rajar food market
8. Geylang l0r 15 Bali nasi lemak try their black sauce chicken wing
9. Boonlay power nasi lemak !
10. Nasi Lemak Kukus @ 908 Upper Thomson Road...
11. Thompson area. Near the Hans and theres a yong tau foo nearby
12. Chong pang, very nice.
13. Changi Village nasi lemak
14. Mt Faber Nasi Lemak. Along Kreta Ayer.
15. Koon Seng road
16. serangoon garden coffee shop
17. fong Seng at upper thomson
18. lasi loop mak stalls at bendemeer market
19. Grandmum's at City Hall.
20. chinese stall at Whampoa market

I like the chinese stall at Whampoa market.
The signature green coloured rice is a "to-die-for"!

[iamimimim]

I think the one in TG pagar is nice... I always go there

[WaTchPrOpheT]

geylang lor 15 loh...

[xzqt]

1. amoy st second floor, flavourful rice and crispy wings
2. Tg Pagar market - the old school stall with fantastic deep fried drum sticks. Cheap and friendly too
3. Punggol Nasi Lemak - fantastic Wings n Chillie but not cheap
4. adam road
5. fong seng good also...operates 24hrs along Pasir panjang road.
6. Rowell Road Malay style Nasi lemak is the best I eaten ! Better than changi village !
7. ayer rajar food market
8. Geylang l0r 15 Bali nasi lemak try their black sauce chicken wing
9. Boonlay power nasi lemak !
10. Nasi Lemak Kukus @ 908 Upper Thomson Road...
11. Thompson area. Near the Hans and theres a yong tau foo nearby
12. Chong pang, very nice.
13. Changi Village nasi lemak
14. Mt Faber Nasi Lemak. Along Kreta Ayer.
15. Koon Seng road
16. serangoon garden coffee shop
17. fong Seng at upper thomson
18. lasi loop mak stalls at bendemeer market
19. Grandmum's at City Hall.

[Rainer]

My vote as well for the stalls at Adam Road. Have tried one of the stalls though, they use Basmati rice, very light and fluffy for Nasi Lemak.