Sometimes I find that the Chinese version of Nasi Lemak taste less fragrant as compared to the Muslim version, but they also offer more dishes for us to mix and match.

No doubt most people will order fried chicken wing to go with Nasi Lemak. Their fried chicken wing is crispy but a wee bit salty, but that can be compensated by their fragrant rice and sweet sambal chilli. The yolk from the sunny-side up is runny, perfect for me to break it and let it coat the rice.

This packet of takeaway Nasi Lemak is priced at S$4.50. The price tag does warn me a bit not to consume this too often.