The place.
The three names on the sign are the whole concept — Ali, Muthu, and Ah Hock share one kitchen at Oasis Square's ground floor, producing nasi lemak, naan sets, and Nyonya laksa from a menu that treats Malaysian food as one unified tradition rather than three separate ones. Order the nasi lemak ayam goreng: long-grain rice, a full chicken Maryland, sambal that leans sweet. The kaya toast and Teh C Ice round out a proper Malaysian morning. Open 8am–8pm every day.
What to order.
- House signatureNasi lemak ayam goreng
- Most orderedNaan set
- Coffee programmeNyonya laksa
- Editor's pickKaya toast
- Pick 5Teh C Ice
Good for.
Long mornings, working lunches, and the kind of visit that turns into two hours. Bring someone you actually want to talk to — the space rewards it.
What regulars say.
The food and quality have returned to their previous levels; everything we ordered was delicious, from the nasi lemak with fried chicken to the naan set meal. The Nyonya laksa was also quite good, and the crispy fried chicken was flavorful, just the kind of fried chicken we wanted. The restaurant atmosphere was nice, reminiscent of an old coffee shop.
Went there for their Merdeka Promotion on Nasi Lemak at RM6.80 nett per plate that comes with full chicken Maryland and long grain rice. Super value for money. Fried chicken and rice are excellent — just that the sambal needs improvement. The kaya toast also excellent with generous portions of kaya and butter. Teh C Ice also very good.
First time and came specially because of a chanced FB advertisement of the RM6.80 Nasi Lemak Merdeka promotion and it was excellent value. Taste was good. Sambal was on the sweeter side and a little spicy but still delicious. Rice was sufficiently nice.
