Campur, operating from 445 Bedok North Street 1, #01-05 in Singapore's eastern region, has established itself as a distinctive halal restaurant that specializes in authentic Indonesian, Malay, and Eurasian cuisine. The restaurant's name, meaning 'to mix' in Malay, perfectly encapsulates its unique culinary concept that brings together diverse flavors and traditions from these three rich culinary heritages. With additional outlets at Djitsun Mall Bedok, Downtown East, and Wisma Geylang Serai, Campur has successfully expanded its reach while maintaining its commitment to quality and authenticity in every dish served.
The menu at Campur showcases an impressive array of dishes that highlight the best of Indonesian, Malay, and Eurasian cuisines, with signature items that have become customer favorites. The restaurant is particularly known for its Campur Nasi Padang, which features a perfect blend of traditional spices and cooking techniques. Popular offerings include Rendang, Sambal Prawns, and the spicy Eurasian dish Curry Devil, alongside special Nasi Ambeng sets that are ideal for sharing during festive occasions like Ramadan. The restaurant also offers Bento Devil Curry, Nasi Ambeng Deluxe, and Ayam Kalio, providing customers with diverse options that cater to different preferences while maintaining the authentic flavors that define these traditional cuisines.
What sets Campur apart is its commitment to providing convenient, high-quality halal dining options that cater to various needs and occasions. The restaurant offers seamless online ordering through their Oddle platform, allowing patrons to skip queues and enjoy their favorite dishes at home. Additionally, Campur provides buffet catering for events and corporate bento sets, making it a popular choice for gatherings and celebrations. The takeaway option allows customers to enjoy a mix of dishes in one box, enhancing the dining experience for those who prefer to enjoy their meals elsewhere. This combination of authentic flavors, convenient service, and diverse offerings has established Campur as a reliable destination for those seeking quality halal Indonesian, Malay, and Eurasian cuisine in Singapore.
Title: Former Employee Review
As a former employee, I highly not recommend working here. The compan
Title: Former Employee Review
As a former employee, I highly do not recommend working here. The company suffers from poor management, a toxic work environment, and high employee turnover. Working hours are excessively long, and the boss (owner) displays unprofessional and verbally abusive behavior. The overall experience was akin to slavery.
Natasha Lim
Came here for late lunch, a few tables were not cleared yet. First sign that the food might not be g
Came here for a late lunch. A few tables were not cleared yet, which was the first sign that the food might not be great, as many plates had leftovers. I ordered the laksa, which was very disappointing. While the gravy was pretty good, the dish was cold and the noodles were very hard. The noodles should have been soaked in boiling water before being served with the gravy. Won't come here again.
Priscilla Tan
A cozy ambiance and lovely decor at Campur Nasi Padang, it’s clear they put effort into creating a p
Campur Nasi Padang has a cozy ambiance and lovely decor; it's clear they put effort into creating a pleasant dining space with its inviting design. The dish I ordered was just okay, as the French beans were slightly underdone. For just three vegetable dishes costing 8 SGD, I think it's pricey.
Jian Li
Ridiculously expensive!!
Just not worth it.
$14+ for two meals…
Lontong is $7+++
😱😱😱
And service is
Ridiculously expensive! Just not worth it. $14+ for two meals… Lontong is $7+++ And service is slow. No more, never again.
Norliza Gan
This nasi padang costs 10 bucks for such a quantity. Not worth the money. And they charge u for extr
This nasi padang costs $10 for such a small portion. It's not worth the money. They even charge for extra gravy, and the portion was already so little that I barely saw any gravy on my rice. I'd rather go to Hajjah Maimunah and pay the same price because it's worth it.
Not coming again.
Positive Reviews
Cyril Tan Maria
This stall is quite unique and one of the
few good Nasi Padang stall’s left. I used to like the Ri
This stall is quite unique and one of the few good Nasi Padang stalls left. I used to like the River Valley Nasi Padang, but due to unforeseen circumstances, it ceased its operation. Other good stalls either closed due to high rents or a lack of personnel to cater to customers. There is a variety of dishes to choose from, and it's only slightly above the average hawker stall price. The place is cosy and the ambiance is good. Contrary to what some have said, I found the staff very polite and attentive. Even though it was lunchtime, my bill came up to about $25/- with 2 complimentary teh tarik. I don't think it's that expensive considering you're sitting in air-conditioned comfort. I patronized this stall for the first time and packed my food, but it took a long time to reach home, so some of the flavour ran out. Yesterday, I ate at the restaurant, and the taste was superb. I will definitely patronize this place again and perhaps try the other dishes. When patronizing Nasi Padang stalls, it's basically one's preference and taste for the variety of dishes offered; some may not like it, but others would crave it. Prices of food have increased due to various factors around the world, and F&B operators have no choice but to increase their prices in order to survive. Some operators have reasonably priced their food, but some do take advantage of this present situation and unscrupulously price their food at exorbitant rates. However, this restaurant does not, I must say. Do take note of this and enjoy the food this restaurant serves. Cheers.
Kacang
Not bad, tasty but not Wow. Price to me is ok because in a mall, rental is not cheap and set with qu
Not bad, tasty but not Wow. The price is okay for me as it's in a mall where rental isn't cheap. The set with quarter chicken opor is $11, which is affordable to me. It comes with bagedil, sambal goreng, and rice. The opor, I think, has too much coconut milk and is too heavy and rich, making it jelak (cloying) fast. I'd suggest toning down the coconut milk and mixing it with evaporated milk during cooking; the dish would then be lighter, more flavourful, and less jelak. I can rate the food 4/5 stars.
J.L.
This is my go to place for good Nasi Padang! My favourite dishes are the Sambal goreng, Black sotong
This is my go-to place for good Nasi Padang! My favourite dishes are the Sambal Goreng, Black Sotong, and Chili Eggplant! I also like that I can get cakes and desserts here as well.
Point to note: Come early! Dishes are made fresh daily and have the best selection in the morning.
Hafiz Esa
Order two plate of rice with two drinks.
My plate: Rice, Ayam Lemak Chilli Api, Sambal Terung, Telur
Ordered two plates of rice with two drinks. My plate: Rice, Ayam Lemak Chilli Api, Sambal Terung, Telur Dadah & Bagedil. Wife's Plate: Rice, Opor Ayam, Sayur & Bagedil. Total Damage: $26.90.
Staff are friendly. The food is tasty and I will definitely come back again. The prices are transparent to the public, so you definitely know what you're paying for.
I was amazed that they have board games - free play for one hour with every main meal purchase. Subsequent hours are $5 per pax, including free-flow iced tea.
Joseph Rajendran
I was a big supporter of Campur from day one. The quality of the dishes remain very good and I used
I was a big supporter of Campur from day one. The quality of the dishes remains very good, and I used to come with my wife fairly regularly – at least once a week for dine-in or takeaway.
Unfortunately, there has been a clear hike in prices, and I can no longer recommend this as a first choice. In fact, when I crave nasi campur, I'm actively searching for alternatives, which I've now found. They offer comparable flavours and portion sizes without the hefty pricing. I'll still patronise Campur Nasi Padang because the food is good, but only as an occasional treat rather than as a regular.
The picture shows one chicken thigh with potato, sayur lodeh, and sambal goreng. It was $12.50. It should be $10 max.