Zarina Akbar
Terrible service for the third time in a row, and the food is consistently overcooked. The tea was e
This was terrible service for the third time in a row, and the food is consistently overcooked. The tea was extremely bitter, and they automatically added milk. When I politely said, “Sorry, I asked for no milk, I have an allergy,” they responded with aggression and rudeness. I had to buy tap water for 50 cents because the food was too spicy. I specifically asked for room temperature water, but they deliberately gave it to me boiling hot, like tea. The tea was served with a thin plastic spoon that started to deform from the heat—clearly unsafe, as the plastic began to melt into the drink.
The glasses and utensils were stained and dirty, and the tables and chairs were smeared and sticky. They wipe everything down with a foul-smelling, moldy wet cloth. The place feels completely unsanitary. On top of that, the staff’s English is very poor—I’m honestly shocked they’re able to operate a business under these conditions.
There was barely any meat in the food—just carbs, bones, fat, and an overwhelming amount of spices. Despite all this, the prices are surprisingly high, which makes the experience even worse. Absolutely horrible place. I’ll never come back; I only went because I was in a rush and too hungry.
Bee Ling
Red Ginger has been at IMM for many years. They serve Malay food at reasonable prices and consistent
Red Ginger has been at IMM for many years, serving Malay food at reasonable prices with consistent quality. The beef is cooked till tender. We spent about $12 per person for our lunch, which included teh-o and kueh. Besides mee-siam and mee-robus, they also serve Chinese-style noodles like hor-fun.
You have to queue to order and pay for your food.
Mei Ling
The mixed rice which is same like nasi padang is okay, decent. But there’s other that is nicer. Chi
The mixed rice, similar to nasi padang, is okay and decent. However, there are other options that are nicer. The chilli portion is limited, even after asking for more. The snack kueh lapis is the star here, which is nice with a good amount of gula melaka. It's always nicer when the place is more generous with chilli and offers better service, making it memorable. The place gets crowded, so it's good to go earlier during lunchtime.
Jian Tan
Was here on 12/1/25.
Store is cramp .
Ordered mee siam with otah.
It was not hot and requested with
Visited on 12/1/25. The store is quite cramped. I ordered the mee siam with otah. It wasn't hot, so I asked the manager (the man in black) to heat it up. He said there's no microwave. He mentioned the mee siam sauce was heated, so there shouldn't be an issue. The Chinese auntie who prepared the mee siam offered to change it for me.
Similarly, the otah was cold. The Malay auntie advised me to ask the manager, and again, they said no microwave. Only the auntie offered to replace it with a newer piece which was slightly warmer.
The manager should undergo training; all he knows is to say 'no microwave.' However, I could see a kitchen in the back.
The Chinese auntie really saved the day for the store.
Mr Tan
Decided to try this seeing that it's rather well patronised. Popular dishes included their nasi pada
Decided to try this place as it's rather well patronised. Popular dishes included their nasi padang and fried noodles. Perhaps I should have followed suit. Instead, I tried the mee rebus. It wasn't the best, for sure. The gravy seemed a tad heavy and not as robust as I expected, but it was competent.