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Majulah Nasi Padang

at 1 Jurong West Central 2

1.6 (37 reviews)
🏪 Muslim Owned
🥡 Takeaway
🍽️ Dine In
Majulah Nasi Padang, conveniently located within Jurong Point Shopping Mall at 1 Jurong West Central, serves as a culinary gateway to authentic Indonesian and Malay flavors for the bustling West side community of Singapore. As one of the halal-certified dining options in this major shopping destination, the restaurant caters to families, shoppers, and office workers seeking traditional nasi padang – the beloved Indonesian rice dish that features steamed rice accompanied by an array of pre-cooked curries, vegetables, and protein dishes. The strategic location within Jurong Point provides easy accessibility for residents of Jurong and surrounding areas, making it a popular choice for both casual dining and family gatherings in one of Singapore's largest suburban malls.\n\nNasi Padang, originating from the Padang region of West Sumatra, represents one of Indonesia's most cherished culinary traditions, and Majulah Nasi Padang brings this heritage to Singapore with authentic preparation methods and traditional spice blends. The dining experience typically involves selecting from a variety of pre-prepared dishes displayed in a warmer, allowing customers to create personalized combinations of rice with curries, rendang, sambal, vegetables, and proteins such as beef, chicken, fish, and eggs. This self-service style not only provides flexibility in portion control and dietary preferences but also offers an authentic representation of how nasi padang is traditionally served in Indonesia, where diners pay only for the dishes they consume.\n\nOperating within the diverse food ecosystem of Jurong Point, Majulah Nasi Padang fills an important niche by providing halal Indonesian cuisine to a community that includes many Muslim families seeking familiar, home-style flavors. The restaurant's commitment to halal certification ensures that Muslim diners can enjoy traditional nasi padang with complete confidence, while the mall location offers convenience features like ample parking, air conditioning, and proximity to other shopping and entertainment options. As part of Singapore's rich multicultural food landscape, Majulah Nasi Padang serves not just as a restaurant but as a cultural bridge, introducing non-Indonesian diners to the complex, aromatic world of Padang cuisine while providing a taste of home for the Indonesian community in the western part of Singapore.

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1.6 / 5

Based on 37 reviews

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1 Jurong West Central 2, #B1-42/43/44/, Singapore 648886, 1 Jurong West Central 2, Singapore 648886

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1.6 / 5

Based on 37 reviews

Negative Reviews

Mei Ling Low Mei Ling Low

Paid $12.30 for something that tastes just like any normal store. No unique flavor, nothing that jus

Paid $12.30 for something that tastes just like any normal store. There's no unique flavor, nothing that justifies the high price. It's just an overpriced, average meal. Definitely not coming back.

Harris Johari Harris Johari

Quite a standard nasi padang shop but what differentiate it from the rest is the exorbitant price of

Quite a standard nasi padang shop, but what differentiates it from the rest is the exorbitant price of their ala carte. $12.10 for a plate, with $6.50 for the chicken leg. Please ask for prices before deciding what goes onto your plate!

Alex Khong Alex Khong

Jurong Point Majulah Nasi Padang is a rip-off and a health hazard. The food is outrageously overpric

Jurong Point Majulah Nasi Padang is a rip-off and a health hazard. The food is outrageously overpriced, with a measly mussel costing $5, a single chicken leg $6.50, and any tiny vegetable dish costing $3.00. I will never visit this stall again, and I advise everyone to avoid it at all costs. This is the worst nasi padang I have ever had.

Samuel Tan Samuel Tan

This is a foodcourt located at Jurong Point basement. With no prejudice. I’m sharing my most honest

This is a food court located at Jurong Point basement. Without prejudice, I'm sharing my most honest view about the food and the price I paid for three dishes to go with simple white rice, in less than a one-person portion. I ordered bitter gourd, stir-fried cabbage, and beef rendang (refer to photos). To my shock, the dishes cost me $12.20. I was prepared to pay about $8-$9, but the bill for a simple three dishes costing $12.20 truly shocked me, as I've eaten better rendang with eggs and a reasonable amount of veggies at Newton Hawker Centre (a prime location) for only $7 plus. I was expecting the beef rendang to be better than the one I ate at Newton hawker. However, the food was disappointing. The spice from the beef rendang lacked flavour. It appeared to me that the gravy was from a pre-pack stock, the kind we purchase from the supermarket. Overall experience: the food does not seem worth the price. I would suggest that the price of individual dishes should be transparent and displayed for customers to make a decision. Service: 1 Food: 1 Atmosphere: 3

Auntie Jun Auntie Jun

Experience recently i get myself beef rendamg, fried beansprout, sambal mussle n quill egg to my sho

My recent experience was ordering beef rendang, fried beansprouts, sambal mussels, and quail eggs. To my shock, I was charged $20.60... Seriously!!! That's it, it's my first and last time. I will never go there to buy again …

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