BEST RATED ORCHARD ROADMALAY RESTAURANTS MALAYSIA BOLEH @ CENTREPOINT

Malaysia Boleh @ Centrepoint

Malaysia Boleh @ Centrepoint is known as a popular spot for breakfast and lunch among its regular customers. Malaysia Boleh @ Centrepoint is one of the Three Best Rated® Malay Restaurants in Orchard Road, Singapore.

Business Info

176 Orchard Road, B1-13 The Centrepoint,
Orchard Road, Singapore 238843

( 4.9 Score )

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Customers mention that Malaysia Boleh @ Centrepoint offers a variety of Malaysian hawker fare, with standout dishes like Hokkien Mee and claypot rice receiving positive feedback for their taste. Many appreciate the reasonable prices compared to other central locations, although some feel the flavors of certain items, like Char Koay Teow, are not as distinctive as expected. Overall, patrons find the food court clean and inviting, but note that it operates with the typical service level of a hawker center.

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S$ Price :

U Mian Soup S$7.20
Char Siew Pau S$2.10
Glutinous Rice Chicken S$3.30
Mee Hoon Kueh S$7.20
Big Pau S$3.00
Chicken Pau S$2.00
Lotus Paste Pau S$1.70
Siew Mai (2pcs) S$3.40
Ee Mian Soup S$7.20
Koka Noodle Soup S$7.20
Amy Yip Big Pau S$8.00
Red Bean Pau S$1.70
Traditional Kaya Butter Thick Toast S$4.60
Traditional Kaya Butter Thick Toast Set S$7.40
Traditional Kaya Butter Soft Bun Set S$7.40
Soft Boiled Eggs S$3.20
Traditional Kaya Butter Soft Bun S$4.60
Salted Egg Shrimp Claypot Porridge S$10.30
Salted Egg Chicken Claypot Porridge S$9.60
Pig Stomach Intestines Claypot Porridge S$10.30
Claypot Lao Shu Fun S$7.50
Rootbeer Float S$4.90
Black Carrot Cake S$8.10
White Carrot Cake S$8.10

Reviews

Malaysia Boleh! is a Malaysian themed food court operated by Fei Siong Group that claims to bring the best of Malaysia hawker fare to Singapore. Featuring so called big-name specialties such as Penang Jalan Cheong Fatt Tze prawn noodles soup, Petaling Street famous claypot rice and Klang Bak Kut Teh, so claimed that they are prepared following time-honoured secret recipes handed down from top-rated Malaysian street hawkers. With the exception of Char Koay Teow and Bak Kut Teh, all Malaysian food is the same as Singapore. Prices are reasonable, just about 50% more than HDB food court for this central Centrepoint location.

Tried the Hokkien Mee at Centrepoint Basement, Malaysia Boleh, and it was absolutely delectable! While the Char Kway Teow taste was so-so, their menu provides a variety of choices. Always a fan of Malaysian food! The place is clean and inviting.

Reasonable price food court with varieties of dishes to choose from. Tried the Char Kway Teow and Clay pot chicken rice, and both of them taste great. Not sure why this place got such low rating scores. It's a hawker center so don't expect services but this should be anticipated.