SGMY - 81 Lor Chencharu

Food was good and v reasonably priced. Staff took the extra mile to provide umbrellas while waiting in the rain, and updated us on the queue status. Would recommend to come here.

The food is okay but expensive. $10.60 for the nasi lemak... after adding GST.

Affordable food and alcohol (beers, ciders, soju and makgeolli) in an al fresco dining concept. Serves western, local cuisine and bar bites. Must trys - salted egg fish skin and the different kinds of nasi lemak

Salted egg tiger prawn: not FRESH. Fried mushrooms: flour more than mushroom Other: normal

I like SGMY’s contemporary country-style interiors that had used old abandoned timber from the former Bottle Tree Park to create a tasteful wall feature. It may be an open-air restaurant but I didn’t feel uncomfortable to dine-in even in the sweltering heat of a hot mid-afternoon. It was apparent that SGMY serves up classic eats that’s part and parcel of our local food culture. Think nasi lemak, laksa, mee rebus, satay and the like – food that we can never be tired of. Hometown Nasi Lemak (S$9.90) Dish came with a whole dry curry chicken leg that was even more electrifying than the fried chicken version because the curry paste in this was so thick, robust, spicy and flavoursome – I love! I actually neglected the chilli paste because the curry paste was good enough to pair with everything else. KL Fried Hokkien Noodles (S$8.90) Had quite abit of wok hei (wok fragrance) that made the flat rice noodles pretty tasty. There was no cockles (heng arh, I don’t eat cockle) in it but it comes with pork, sotong, fishcake & chye sim. Overall, flavours were well balanced. Crispy Noodle in Egg Gravy (S$8.90) HUGE Portion. That is the takeaway, enough to share between 2-3 pax and it is very nice, but I wished it had more wok hey. Luncheon Meat Fried Rice (S$6.90) It was a good plate of fried rice but I think it was too oily and lacked the overnight rice kind of crunch. I eat a lot of fried rice so I think this still has lots of rooms for improvement. Soju with beer (S$50) Soju Jug (S$26?) To my surprise, Soju tasted really well with beer. 2L proved too little to be shared with 5 pax. SGMY doesn’t charge GST or service fee (extra brownie point!) so all the prices on their menu are NETT. With a good variety of local eats at affordable prices for such a unique environment. I would return again.

Great and cheap food. Highly recommended.

Items ordered: Sambal fried rice, spam fries, waffle fries, satay, fried chicken bites, Yakult soju tower and 6x soju. Price was very fair, paid ~50/pax. Food was delicious especially sambal fried rice as well as the spam rice. Solid place for a drink at Orto.

Loved this place. The atmosphere, food and most of the drinks were great. Great place to hangout, chill or go out on a date.They have good food menu .Should improve the customer service.