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You are here: Home » * Must Try * » Dickson Nasi Lemak – New Takeaway Joint Selling Nasi Lemak (Rated Best in Malaysia) in Joo Chiat!

Dickson Nasi Lemak – New Takeaway Joint Selling Nasi Lemak (Rated Best in Malaysia) in Joo Chiat!

Posted on April 14th, 2022
by Ashley See
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By the same folks behind Champion Polo Bun, Dickson Nasi Lemak at Joo Chiat has been attracting snaking long queues. A takeaway joint, Dickson Nasi Lemak showcases Malaysian-style Nasi Lemak at its finest, claiming to use the same recipe as the renowned Village Park Restaurant in Malaysia.

Their lean menu offers just 3 items, and everything sells out quickly. I made a trip down previously at around 12pm, and only the Biasa option was available. Determined to get my hands on their popular Ayam Goreng Berempah, I visited earlier this time round, and there was already a lunch crowd present!

dickson nm - nasi lemak

dickson nm - chicken

dickson nm - chilli

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Although on the pricier side, the Ayam Goreng Berempah ($9.20, with GST) lived up to the hype. The spiced fried chicken was fragrant, very tender, and not too oily. You can see how well marinated it was — the meat was stained yellow by the turmeric, and strings of lemongrass were evident. I did, however, feel that they were a tad too heavy-handed with the salt.

Another major talking point was their 18-ingredient sambal, which packed a punch. It was not too sweet, had bits of onion, and the portion given was rather generous. Home-made coconut milk is used in their rice, which made the rice very aromatic. I just wished that more rice could have been given.

Every part of the Nasi Lemak was executed well, and it was clear that each component was carefully and thoughtfully prepared, so that they could all shine individually.

I have seen comments from patrons who would prefer an actual dining concept, and I, too, would love to dine in here. I believe that food is always nicer when eaten fresh and piping hot. Hopefully, we can see a seating area here in the future perhaps?

dickson nm - storefront

Dickson Nasi Lemak

Address: 320 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427571

Website: https://dicksonnasilemak.com/

Email Address: dicksonnasilemak@gmail.com

Opening Hours: 8am to 10am, 1130am to 230pm, or till sold out. Closed on Wednesdays.

MissTamChiak.com made an anonymous visit and paid its own meal at the stall featured here.

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Ashley See

With a family that has a passion for food, food has always been a part of Ashley's life. If she's not busy testing out recipes in the kitchen, she can be found on a food adventure around the city.

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Rita says:
11 May 2022 at 1:31 pm

How is this compared to Punggol Nasi Lemak? I’m curious. Definitely will go try if I have the chance.

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