Zozoa muslim-owned stall that serve cheap and good old-school Western food. We tried Chicken Chop with mushroom sauce Their chicken chop definitely a big portion!! The meat is thicc, tender, juicy and grilled to perfection with a nice char and smoky flavour! The mushroom sauce is also well balanced - subtly sweet and savoury, not overly salty that goes well with the tender chicken chop. It’s not every day that you’ll get to find a thick piece of tender chicken chop in your neighbourhood so it is really a bang for your buck Lemon Butter Salmon This was really delicious too. Salmon fillet was nicely par seared. Lemon butter sauce was tangy, enhancing the natural flavour of the salmon, added a refreshing citrusy note. IMO the fillet compared to outside hawker is consider thicker already. Sunshine Fried Rice No frill, cook with basic ingredients and every grain was fluffy and flavourful. The overall texture was just right – not too dry, not too wet. All in all, I love how these huge portions are priced very reasonably.
sing Yee angWe ordered 📍lamp chop 📍sirloin steak Great value for money. Did not have to wait long for our food. Big portions. Sauce and food are very delicious. The hawk centre is very airy and spacious. It wasn't hard to find seats during lunch hours.
Squawk FoodWent to try a Halal-certified Western Food for lunch in a newly renovated JW50 Hawker Centre, formerly known as Jurong West Hawker Centre. I ordered Chicken Chop, Lemon Butter Chicken, and Seafood Spaghetti. The chicken chicken was nicely grilled, retaining its juicy tenderness with a hint of smokiness that added depth to each bite. The slight char and crispiness had a nostalgic charm, reminding me of childhood meals at neighborhood eateries. It was served with a flavorful mushroom sauce that complemented the dish. The portion size was generous, and it came with a side of crispy crinkle cut fries, baked beans and some fresh coleslaws which was made with finely shredded cabbage and carrots. The coleslaw's dressing was creamy yet tangy, with a hint of sweetness that balanced the crunch of the shredded vegetables perfectly, a great accompaniment to the chicken chop, providing a cool contrast to the warm and savory flavors of the main dish. Lemon Butter Salmon was also paired with baked beans and Coleslaw. The salmon fillet was nicely pan seared with a crispy skin giving way to tender, flaky flesh. The lemon butter sauce was tangy, enhancing the natural flavors of the fish, and added a refreshing citrusy note that complemented the richness of the salmon. I only wish that it could be a thicker slab of salmon. Also curious about their pasta, I ordered a Seafood Spaghetti to share. The pasta was cooked to al dente, a good texture to that complements the tender seafood. Generous seafood ingredients given, which includes shrimp, mussels, and fish chunks, added a delightful brininess to each bite. The tomato sauce is not overly rich. Tangy, with hints of garlic and herbs that enhance the overall depth of flavor. Overall, there isn't much wow factor to this dish however, a comforting and hearty choice that showcases the nostalgic flavors of traditional seafood spaghetti in a light tangy tomato sauce. Rasa Sayang's food portion is generous and at an affordable price point. CDC voucher is accepted too. Environment of their JW50 Hawker Centre is very airy, clean and spacious with a lot of seats. Car park is available within same building. This place is about 8mins walk away from Pioneer MRT station (Exit B). Will come by again to try other dishes when I am at the West!
