We had the Chicken Rice from Aspirasi already and also the power Mee Rebus from Haji Daliman so how about something else...
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Quite a big selection to choose from actually and several different pricing levels of course.
Things like Egg Dough fritters, Plain dough fritters, hotdogs and Coconut fritters cost $0.80 each.
Fish cake, Potatoes, Ngoh Hiang, Fish Fillet and Wadeh go for between $1.00-$1.30.
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And we were lucky because they'd just opened and a lot of it was fresh out of the fryer!!
There's also Sotong too! But didn't fit it into the picture... Hehehehe
As always, the kuah plays a major part for Indian Rojak and luckily the kuah at Mohamed Arafat does not fall short. It would have been such a waste since their rojak items were nice and fresh!
The kuah was really tasty and not too watery at all. In fact, it's got quite a spicy kick to it!!
The plate of Rojak you see above cost us about $6.50 and was more than enough to share between 2 people. We took Fish Fillet, Fish Cake, Potato, Hot dog, Sotong, Wadeh and Egg Dough fritter. Nice and fresh and crispy. A great plate of Indian Rojak!
Adam's Verdict:
Indian Rojak 3.5/5
Maryah's Verdict:
Indian Rojak 4/5
The signage at the stall says 'Waterlook Street Indian Rojak'.
I'm not sure because I've never heard of Indian Rojak from Waterloo Street being the bomb but I can tell you that the Indian Rojak at Seah Im also quite power!!
Seah Im Food Centre
2 Seah Im Road
#01-48
Operating Hours: 5am til 9pm Tuesdays to Sundays
Closed on Mondays
