Liza Corner

This being the only Muslim stall in the entire canteen, it enjoys resultantly long queues every day. Items on offer run from the typical nasi padang to noodle items like mee soto. Decided to join the queue and get a light lunch of lontong and as I waited, the padang items looked rather oily and spicy. For someone who can’t take much heat, it was definitely a little intimidating. The lontong was a little on the bland side, though the server was generous with the gravy. Ingredients were the typical cabbage, carrot, rice cake and hard boiled egg, topped with a spoonful of sambal. This rather huge serve of lontong set me back by $ 3, which is the typical price point of most lunch items these day. Taste wise, it was nothing out of the ordinary, and it certainly doesn’t warrant such long queues. Probably would not return.