Shop Reviews

We came to NaNa Curry, which is near our home, for a simple birthday celebration. We liked the food. The outlet is a bit obscure and out of sight, hidden at the end of level 2 after you come up the escalator. Perhaps a hidden gem! We all like it here. Nearest MRT: Canberra station.

The food isn't too bad, and the curry was slightly spicier than I expected. I ordered the chicken curry with rice, and the chicken was quite dry, but the curry, potato, and beancurd skin were okay. The portion of the cereal prawn could also be bigger.

I love the super thick and flavorful curry. It's great for dipping bread in. The chicken is even boiled in the curry to tenderness. I have been eating this at least once or twice a week, using Foodpanda, as there are discounts for pickup. I hope it survives through this pandemic!

Ordered a set that came with curry fish head and two dishes. I upgraded the fish head, but it was disappointing. The fish was hard, and not all parts were cooked. I found a fish scale or two. It seemed like frozen fish. The curry was okay, but not to my liking. Two stars for the issues. If you like curry fish head, please go to the nearest coffee shop; they serve better food.

The newest addition to Canberra Plaza, I had never tried Nana curry before today. Only cash payment is available for now. The place is rather small, and they do take reservations. We only tried the mutton curry because the chicken curry was out of stock. The curry was decent but not mind-blowing, and not as spicy as I expected. We ordered medium, and I thought they were quite generous with the amount of mutton cubes. The curry was filled with mutton cubes, beancurd skin, taupok, firm tofu, and potatoes. We ordered fried mantou (comes in 6 pieces) to go with it; do note that they are the mini ones. The traditional ngoh hiong was alright too; my husband said it was nice, really like home-cooked, but it wasn't juicy enough for me. The female crew members were friendly, and we didn't wait too long for our food. Overall, it's a decent alternative Chinese restaurant to dine in besides the fast-food restaurants in the plaza.

"I was extremely disappointed with Nana Curry at Canberra Plaza. A few weeks ago, I ordered the Fried Rice Paradise and Prawn Omelette. After waiting almost half an hour for the takeaway, I reached home and saw that the fried rice was only half a box, as if someone had scooped a large spoonful out of it. The Prawn Omelette was just a Fuyong omelette. Despite being disappointed, we decided to order something else today: Golden Tofu with Mushroom. What was delivered in the pick-up order was just egg tofu, which was nothing like what we had ordered in the past, which was homemade tofu. This is really cheating your customers."

We ordered the curry chicken and the snow white pork ribs. The food was nice. We ordered both in M size, which was sufficient for two people. The place was also clean. We went at 6 pm on a Friday, and it wasn't too crowded. The staff was quite polite.

This is my favorite coffee hangout, with free Wi-Fi and Arabica espresso, Americano, latte, macchiato, and cappuccino. They also have sandwiches, pastries, cakes, bakery items, beverages, and Western delights. It's a spacious, air-conditioned lounge with a relaxing atmosphere for breakfast, lunch, high tea, dinner, and supper, with views of Canberra's greenery, away from the busy cityscapes. The food is freshly prepared with healthy ingredients, and the baking is skillful and done with tender loving care. The service is warm. Conveniently located in the heart of Canberra Plaza, it's within walking distance of a covered pathway to Canberra MRT, with plenty of dining, shopping, supermarkets, groceries, sundries, and electronic and telecommunication services and amenities nearby. It's also one MRT station from Northpoint City, which is within walking distance of a covered pathway to Yishun MRT, the bus interchange, Yishun Town Gardens, and Yishun Town Square, with plenty of dining, shopping, banking, supermarkets, a library, cinemas, entertainment, groceries, sundries, postage services, a community center, and other amenities nearby. It has a friendly, cozy, comfy, and welcoming ambiance for romantic dates, intimate gatherings, groups, students, expats, locals, visitors, and families.

Nice cafe for a Sunday visit. There aren't many people here on the weekends. The staff provides very nice and kind service. Nowadays, you can also order using the Starbucks app, which is very convenient and quick. I love it.

This Canberra branch is one of the friendliest I've been to. The two ladies working there are really helpful and friendly, always smiling; they truly cheered up my morning. I was there for breakfast on November 9th, 2023. Keep it up!