Rasa Rasa

Nice clean and spacious halal certified coffeeshop at the corner just next to changi hotel. Staff are friendly. Plain prata is ok and gravy is thick and nice but the hot drinks like tea o really taste and look like colored sugar water. Also ordered a plate of paper prata but was not given a bowl of gravy to go with it, so have to ask for one.

Recently went to Rasa Sayang Village to eat the Seafood. I ordered 1 Plain rice, 1 Egg,1 Stingray and 1 Mixed Vegetable. When the Stingray arrived, I noticed the stingray was not freshly cooked. I asked the waiter why is the stingray not fresh, the waiter told me that the stingray was from yesterday and it was reheat. Total cost $40. Not worth it 👎🏽

Standard local fare. Serves halal cuisine. Chicken rice, seafood, western and indian. Fairly new, not much crowd when we went on a Sat at 730pm. But the crowd started coming in when we were leaving. The chicken rice was resonably priced but the seafood is slightly on the high side but the portion was big so worth the price i guess. Service was fast, didnt have to wait long for the food. Tastes is pretty good. Especially the chicken rice.

Bought a salted egg butter crab on 30/7/21 at $35.50. Bun $3.50. The crab was pathetically small. Meat was mushy, obviously not fresh crab! Worst ever I've tested! They had a seafood platter promo at $38, but they said crab weight would be about 400g. The staff said individual crab would be $35 and would be bigger at abt 600g thus i bought individual. False claim- it felt as small as 400g. I didnt even bother to dig out the flesh from the clamps as they tasted terrible. Ate only 2 buns with the sauce and threw the crab away...