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Famous Singaporean Food - Adam Road NASI LEMAK in Singapore

Famous Singaporean Food - Adam Road NASI LEMAK in Singapore

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Adam Road Nasi Lemak is a legendary Singapore hawker food stall. One of the most famous food stalls in Singapore that serves nasi lemak is Adam Road Nasi Lemak - the official name being Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak. So one day, it was my goal to go there. But before going to Adam Road food centre, I first met up with Tuah who I met in Singapore, and he offered to take us to the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark. Marina Bay Sands is one of the most iconic hotels in Singapore, home to a massive boat shaped structure at the top of three towers. At the top is the iconic infinity edge swimming pool on one side, which is only open to guests, but on the other side, its open and called the Skypark where visitors can pay an entrance fee and go to the top for a view over Singapore. The view over Singapore was pretty amazing, and although an expensive attraction, it was a great view of the city and harbor. After finishing at Marina Bay Sands, we headed over to the Botanic Gardens MRT station and walked to Adam Road food centre, where the famous nasi lemak stall is located. I could immediately see the long line of people waiting in line - there were about 50 or so people ahead of us, and we jumped in line and decided to wait it out - luckily I didnt have anything else to do that day. We finally got our plates of nasi lemak, and I ordered the Royal Rumble, the plate of nasi lemak including a bit of everything they had. The rice, which was basmati long grain, was cooked with coconut milk so it had a rich and very fluffy texture to it. The rice was very fragrant. The other parts of the Adam Road Nasi Lemak included otak otak, a fried chicken wing, an egg, and fried mackerel and the sambal. Everything else was pretty standard tasting to me, but it was the rice that was the best thing on the place. Adam Road food centre in Singapore is a very nice and calm hawker centre that has lots of good food. So even if you dont go for the nasi lemak, there are still some other delicious Malay foods to try when you go. Selera Rasa Nasi Lemak (better known as Adam Road Nasi Lemak) Address: 2 Adam Rd, #01-02, Adam Road Food Centre, Singapore Open hours: 7 am 5 pm (closed on Friday) Prices: The plate I ate was 5. 50 SGD
Date: 2019-08-19

Comments and reviews: 10


Hey Mark, thanks for this video. I really enjoyed watching it. I like the Nasi Lemak at Adam Road. Nasi Lemak is such a staple meal, and it's absolutely the one thing that I always miss when I'm away from Singapore. 'Lemak' means 'fat' or 'rich'. It has evolved over the years, and it's possible to have many different renderings of Nasi Lemak made by cooks and chefs across a wide spectrum of classes and races in Singapore. Nasi Lemak cooked at a chinese stall is completely different in taste from a stall that's run by Malay proprietors. One can write an entire book about this. And maybe someone should
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Actually, otak2 has it's own sauce, which is usually made of peanuts, mix with chilly, and lemon. And for the taste of the sauce, they use all different kinds of spices. Again, the potato cake, its actually is frikadeller from Netherland. Most common perkedel are made from mashed potatoes, the very delicious ones are made of ground potatoes, minced beef meat and spices.
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I don't know how I'm supposed to decide if particular food places are worth travelling to if all reactions are the same? Eyes rolling back about a fried egg with hard yolk seem excessive, can't there be a rating put up on screen in editing if not more honest & varied reactions? People often watch these to get recommendations
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in this video, i can see the guy did not introduce Mark on the items on bagidil nor Mark wants. the nasi lemak looks horrible presentation. the satay not juicy, soup tulang soup diluted, no straw for bone marrow(budget, chicken not juicy, satay too dry, egg rubbish. i gave 4/10. next time in singapore try changi village nasi lemak.
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Sir, I love the way u enjoy the food every place Everyone likes to travel and enjoy cuisine of that place but problem is finance I wonder how u manage it with your family. What job u do apart from traveling that funds u for your travels, very personal question but I am just curious about it. Sorry if I have offended u,
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You seem to have trouble fitting the amount food into your mouth, having to open it so wide and having to tilt your head. Why don't you try just putting less on your spoon and eat smaller portions. Otherwise I like your videos and your thorough explanations of the foods.
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Hi Mark, I have always enjoyed your good blogs, especially the ones taken in Singapore. I am going to Singapore soon & I will definitely try all the places & food u have recommended. Thank-u. Can't wait for your next latest one in Singapore. U are awesome.
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Two handed satay, you keep creating new experiences a local cannot fathom. The royal rumble nasi lemak is the nasi lemak served to the sultan of brunei. I've been blessed to eat where you sat and ate, but could never come to the same food expressions you make
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the pleasure you give with the very sight of those delicious dishes and the way you relish it is just awesome. just watching your videos makes me put on weight. becs it makes me hungry. i get into the kitchen and attack whatever food is in the refrigerator
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you know what, for the first time i saw u on youtube evertbody said that your expression when eating foot which u like quite disgusted them, but i think its not actually i like your videos and i always happy to watch your videos sir.
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