Opah Corner at Sunshine Place

Halal Malay food stall at Sunshine Place serving nasi lemak, laksa, and homestyle Malay dishes.

Opah Corner at Sunshine Place brings the warmth of a Malay grandmother's kitchen to Choa Chu Kang, serving homestyle halal cuisine that feels like it was prepared with love and generations of tradition.

Named after the affectionate Malay term for grandmother, this stall has been a steady presence in the neighbourhood since 2021, offering the kind of comforting Malay dishes that remind diners of home-cooked meals rather than commercial food court fare. Its location within Sunshine Place makes it a convenient stop for residents craving authentic Malay flavours close to home.

The menu centres on nasi lemak with its fragrant coconut rice and sambal, alongside other Malay staples such as laksa, lontong, and lotong. The sambal is a recurring highlight in customer reviews, praised for its flavour when done right, while dishes like the nasi lemak with sambal sotong offer the bold, spicy profiles that Malay cuisine is celebrated for. The stall operates with limited hours, primarily serving the breakfast and lunch crowd, which speaks to its home-style approach of preparing fresh batches daily rather than operating as a full-day commercial outlet. For a taste of Opah's home cooking, arrive early at Sunshine Place before the best dishes sell out. It is unassuming, heartfelt food that nourishes both body and soul.