Crave Nasi Lemak at The Star Vista is one of those dependable spots whenever you’re craving a proper plate of nasi lemak without taking a trip to a hawker centre. Conveniently located inside the mall, it’s easy to access whether you’re shopping, catching up with friends, or simply looking for a fuss-free meal. The nasi lemak here delivers what you’d expect from the brand — fragrant coconut rice, well-prepared proteins, and a balanced plate overall. The rice has a nice aroma without being overly oily, and the sambal strikes a good balance between sweetness, spice, and savouriness, making it enjoyable even for those who aren’t big on spicy food. The accompaniments are consistent in quality, and portions are satisfying enough for a proper meal. Service is efficient and organised, especially during peak hours, which makes it a good option when you want something reliable and quick. While it may not be the cheapest nasi lemak around, the comfort, consistency, and mall setting justify the price. Overall, Crave remains a solid choice for classic nasi lemak with dependable quality in a comfortable environment.
Last time I went here I was quite disappointed. Standards had dropped after the renovation but I decided to give another try. Good decision! Tbh just compare the pictures. Same dish!! Just ordered an extra bergedil this time. It's day and night and not just because of the lighting. Last time no cucumber or crunchy parts on the rice and everything just thrown on without care. This time lots of it and actually arranged a bit too. Chicken was hot and rly juicy and crispy. The rice was fresh too this time and not dry. Overall it was very nice. Need to see if they can be consistent from now on. Old review: Saw that this outlet renovated and reopened so decided to come here for lunch. Quite liked the outlet before. It looks nicer now but is still outside and u collect the food urself. Anyway I had two piece chicken nasi lemak and a milk tea and my partner had the chicken wing one. Total was 18.80$ which is not too bad but ofc there are cheaper options. Chicken was crispy and juicy. The rice itself was a bit dry tbh. Sambal not bad. I missed the crispy parts on the rice as before. I thought it was just okay tbh but I'll give it another try in a bit. Service was fine.
After walking around the food court I decided to try the Naasi Lemak from here. The price was also economical and they have a separate area to sit and eat. You can order from the Kiosk as well. It took them about 5 minutes to prepare the food and the food was delicious.