About Wak Din
Visit websiteWak Din is a Muslim-owned coffee shop at Bedok Interchange Hawker Centre serving nasi padang and nasi lemak. Customers praise the generous portions and flavour of dishes, available for dine-in and takeaway.
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4.8 · 30 reviews on Google
Miamie Haiz
Choose to ride over to Warung Wak Din Nasi padang after seeing it often while scrolling in the Grab food app.Food servers were friendly only lack of speed of service. They were only 3 in line including us but it took some time to get the food served despite the chosen dishes were all readied. Nasi lemak sambal was good, 9/10. The rice is not bad too but high on the ginger aroma that's overpowering the coconut taste. 7/10 for me for it's total. Nasi padang dish tastes were 'light'. Like it's somehow able to deliver the dish but not in its richness and fullness of the flavours. Rendang meat were like a pulled brisket meat soft melt in the mouth kind. The sambal belacan was the saviour of all. 10/10 for it! Will definitely be back for more. Feedbacks and reviews given is just for room of improvement. All the best!
4 months agoNurul Shahirah Azman
I am not a nasi Padang person but I am genuinely impress by the dishes! Initially had the nasi lemak while my husband ate nasi Padang for breakfast, ended up buying another set to eat at takeaway and eat at home. ☺️ I really like the lemak chilli padi and sambal telur burung and Sambal goreng, portion is good and price is affordable too.
9 months agoHZ G
Had a late lunch (~3 PM) at this coffeeshop. Tried the food from this Warung Wak Din Nasi Padang stall. Delicious with decent portions, albeit quite pricey. Paid $8.50 for the food in the photo. Multi-storey carpark (MSCP) is a fair distance to this corner-unit coffeeshop, but sheltered all the way. Decent option for nasi padang when in the neighbourhood.
7 months ago