Nasi Padang & Satay - 57 Lengkok Bahru

Nice, but fried chicken wing seemed not so fresh .. overall price quite high.. for the nasi padang..

A hidden gem for nasi padang lovers. All the dishes taste so flavorful. One of the best nasi padang I have tried till date.

The nasi padang was huge in portion and tasted really good, esp the chili! Very friendly aunties mending the stall who give good recommendations of their food. We will be back again to try their chendols!

Just my personal review. I bought their chicken satay + ketupat and also their Nasi Padang. The satay was quite chunky and flavorful but the ketupat was kind of a disappointment as it came packed in the plastic form instead of the traditional coconut leaves hence the taste was a little artificial. As for the gravy, it leans towards the spicier taste rather than the usual sweet peanut-y taste. As for the Nasi Padang, I ordered the sayur lodeh, ayam merah and egg plant but somehow the sayur lodeh was left out hence I only got to try the ayam merah and the egg plant. I guess the ayam merah is nice; not your typical sweet spicy kind but this one's spicy (like really spicy). The eggplant was also pretty flavorful. Price wise: Nasi Padang was $6, which I thought it is quite expensive, judging that I only had 2 ingredients + rice. Chicken satay was $1 per stick; $0.70 for the ketupat. Pretty okay considering it had chunky bits of meat. No hate but I guess you can try it for yourself to see if it is worth it.

I see someone review and show at YouTube About this food very yummy I and my husband go this place to try tis food But we really sad coz we get deferent taste from we see at YouTube Price also expensive Drumsticks lemak + rice + spinach Price $6 The chicken also abit hard ? The spinach also very soft like cook for person no teeth ?

Disappointed on the foods, we went ard 12pm on sat, and not many dishes, no beef and mutton rendang, not much veg to select..

This eatery is located at the bottom of a HDB flat and consisted of three stalls (i.e. drinks, burger and Nasi Padang). Even though satay is on the signboard, you wouldn’t know where to order unless you ask someone. Even then, the items were not on the menu. I ordered 10 chicken ($0.80 each), 5 mutton ($0.80) and 1 cow tripe satays but I was served with 5 mutton and 5 tripe satays. The chicken satays were forgotten. The satays were well seasoned but were more on the sweet side. Some sticks of chicken satay contained meat as little as my pinkie. The satay sauce was diluted and tasteless. The kepupat ($2) was average. Overall, poor value for money. Unfortunately, the chendol was quite poor too, using artificial colouring and comes in a disposable bowl and spoon (why even for dine in?). Lastly, many of the staff (especially the one taking orders and serving food) were not wearing mask properly.

Nasi Padang & Satay is located beneath a block of one bed-room flat. Come and support The Saturday's Movement to serve the elderlies in the vicinity through weekly food distribution and to nurture entrepreneurs. Ordered Latte at $3.80 and Salted Caramel Brownie at $3.50 for tea time. Mei hiam buay pai (hokkien).