Over two decades of halal Nasi Padang excellence with bold flavours, now at Lot One Choa Chu Kang.
Red Ginger at Lot One has been championing halal Nasi Padang cuisine since it first opened at IMM Building in 2000, bringing over two decades of culinary experience to Choa Chu Kang.
This dedicated team of food lovers serves up a remarkable spread of Nasi Padang dishes alongside inventive offerings like Tom Yam Fried Rice, all prepared with a commitment to authentic Indonesian and Malaysian flavours blended with contemporary methods.
The self-service format lets diners select their preferred dishes and portions from the display, from ayam masak merah and asam fish to nyonya chicken curry and lontong, each served with generous rice and bold, homestyle seasoning. The sizable portions deliver exceptional value for money, and the menu caters to both traditional palates and those seeking something a little spicier or more modern. For families and food lovers seeking affordable, top-notch halal fare in the northwest, Red Ginger at Lot One is a trusted name that has stood the test of time. Come early to beat the crowds and savour the flavours that have kept a community coming back for more than twenty years.
21 Choa Chu Kang Ave 4, B1-K7 to K8 Lot One, Singapore 689812
Will come here if I have a massive Nasi Padang craving. 2 veg and 2 meat cost $10.80, which is really not bad considering the portions. Service was pretty fast but can be disorderly at times probably because the cashier is behind the noodle and rice station. Seats available. Dishes were quite tasteful. Will definitely try other items on the menu.
Jin Yang Seah
A decent but rather pricey plate of Nasi Padang. Beef rendang, 1 begedil, and long beans with lemak rice for $8.50. Ingredients are packed with flavour and on the spicier side. Inflation is real.
Mei Ling Ibrahim
My dad said the nasi bryani is delicious.
It will be good to allow for order of side dishes or snacks, e.g. egg, beancurd, begedil, lopes kuih etc as we order through Grab.
Nathaniel Shanmugam
Had brunch at Red Ginger and went for the Nasi Briyani Ayam Merah set, with some satay on the side. The Ayam Merah was sedap and sufficiently pedas — flavourful, tender, and satisfying. The satay, while pre-cooked and slightly dry as expected, was still acceptable and paired well with the meal. Service was efficient with their self-service order and pay system, making the whole process quick and fuss-free. The atmosphere is simple and practical — definitely more of a “eat-and-go” kind of place rather than one to linger and chit-chat. Overall, a great option when you’re craving local Malay fare done right, and need something hearty and satisfying.
Deepa Samy
Delicious food, reasonable pricing, usually enough seats and staff are friendly. Great place to dine at👍🏻. Visited a least 2-3 times a week. Do expect a queue during peak period.