Location: Level 1, Unit Number #01-21,
Hawker Stall located in Canberra Plaza
Hawker Stall located in Canberra Plaza
Siti Fatimah Nasi Padang at Canberra Plaza invites you to savor the authentic flavors of Padang cuisine. As a beloved hawker stall, we specialize in crafting delicious and satisfying Nasi Padang dishes, prepared with time-honored recipes and the freshest ingredients. Our menu features a vibrant array of traditional dishes, from tender, slow-cooked rendang and flavorful curries to perfectly spiced vegetables and crispy fried delights. Each plate is a symphony of tastes and textures, reflecting the rich culinary heritage of Indonesia.Operating hours not available
Based on 14 reviews
Out of 55 shops
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Chin Eng
Here's the edited review: Not many food choices. No complaints, nothing to shout about. The friendly auntie could add more liao. Too much mee, too little liao. Some sprouts and a little tofu. Half a nice, half-boiled egg. Soup lacks spice and umami. What to do? It was crowded.
Chin An
Limited food choices. No complaints, nothing to shout about. The friendly auntie could add more liao. Too much mee, too little liao. Only a few sprouts and little tofu. Half a nice, half-boiled egg. The soup lacked spice and umami. What to do? It was crowded.
Daniel Poh
Had the Mee Rubus. It was not bad. The store owner was super friendly.
Raja M
Nasi Ambeng was really good and only $9.
Chin Eng
Here's the edited review: Not many food choices. No complaints, nothing to shout about. The friendly auntie could add more liao. Too much mee, too little liao. Some sprouts and a little tofu. Half a nice, half-boiled egg. Soup lacks spice and umami. What to do? It was crowded.
Woodlands Katerpillah
Here's the edited review: Yummy mee soto. The soup was very rich and tasty. I also ordered rice with tempe taohu, quail eggs, beef, and bergedil, which cost $7.20 and was very worth it. This stall's makcik (Malay auntie) loves Andy Lau’s songs too 😁
Chin An
Limited food choices. No complaints, nothing to shout about. The friendly auntie could add more liao. Too much mee, too little liao. Only a few sprouts and little tofu. Half a nice, half-boiled egg. The soup lacked spice and umami. What to do? It was crowded.
