Priscilla ChongI have been a long-time customer of Lee Wee & Brothers at Tampines Mall, but my recent experiences have been a massive letdown. For a brand built on Nasi Lemak, their stock management at this outlet is consistently poor. • 27 Feb: Arrived at 7:00 PM for dinner only to be told they were completely out of rice. • 28 Feb: Tried again today, hoping for better luck. This time, the Fried 3-Joint Wing Nasi Lemak (Set 4) was sold out. It is very disappointing to travel down only to find that basic menu staples are unavailable during peak dinner hours two days in a row. To make matters worse, the price has jumped significantly from $6.30 last year to $7.50 now. While I understand inflation, a nearly 20% price increase should at least come with better service and the assurance that the food on the menu is actually available for purchase. If you’re planning to head here for dinner, have a backup plan—because they likely won't have what you want. What is the worst is that I ordered the chicken cutlet set and to my horror is that the chicken cutlet is so small and it cost me $7.30 for this set
JoyceFriendly and good service by a guy on 8 dec around 11.15am. 😍😍😍 one the best otah in Singapore. My family always buy as next day breakfast every week. 😃😃😃 tried the non spicy otah before too but still prefer the spicy version haha...😋😋😋 yummy nasi lemak but too much rice already... 😐😐😐 one of the best otah in Singapore 😋😋😋
William WLee Wee & Brothers @ Tampines Mall, B1. Don't really fancy nasi lemak but passing by a few times wondering why there's always long queue during the peak hours... so we decided to buy back home... to try out and to test something new... no harm trying try? Brought a few "honey glazed chicken wing" it's delicious good👍and reasonable price only $1.60 each, but the nasi Lemak rice, chicken cutlet, omelette are slightly above average. Next visit no harm trying the few differences OTHOK and also the fried 3-Jount wing.
