Hjh Maimunah

Name: Hjh Maimunah
Address: Joo Chiat Road, Geylang, 427357, SG
Telephone: +65 6348 5457

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Joo Chiat Road, Geylang

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إظهار الخريطة

Joo Chiat Road, Geylang, 427357 Singapore

عرض الخريطة

+65 6348 5457

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الشهادةEERT20240000503

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كيف تحققنا من ذلكChecked 2026-09-27: the MUIS halal establishment register lists Hjh Maimunah at 20 Joo Chiat Road 427357, certificate EERT20240000503. The postal code and name match this outlet. Alcohol is recorded as not served because MUIS certification for an eating establishment does not allow alcohol on the premises.

Certified halal by MUIS for this outlet. Checked September 2026.

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آخر تحقق من معلومات الحلال: 2026-09-27

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الموقع

Joo Chiat Road, Geylang, 427357 Singapore

عرض الخريطة

+65 6348 5457

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First time dining in here. I used to just past by this place and there is always someone queueing. Today was no exception. The tempe and ikan bilis was delicious enough to be eaten alone with rice. It is crunchy, sweet and slightly spicy. We ordered 4 dishes, begedil and goreng pisang and it costs the two of us $15 (including drinks). The portion was big and it was worth it. Definitely one of the best places to buy delicious traditional malay food.

Afni Amin
Mon Nov 28 2016

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اترك تعليقك

If you're craving for Padang food or any traditional Malay dishes, then you will surely enjoy your visit at Hj. Maimunah. Its one of the highly acclaimed Malay restaurants known for its famous dishes like Lemak Siput Sedut (sea snail in coconut milk), Ayam Bakar (grilled chicken padang style) and Tahu Telur (soft beancurd drizzled with sweet and savoury peanut sauce). Drop by during lunch hours when all the dishes are freshly cooked, but also be prepared for a huge crowd (especially during the weekends). Prices are reasonable, estimated around $8/pax and more worth when you come with your families and friends as you can enjoy more variety of dishes together. There is also a musollah at Darul Arqam, about five minutes walk from the outlet. And since the outlet is located just opposite of Geylang Serai Market, you can immerse yourself within the Malay community and maybe get some baju kurung shopping done!