Hjh Maimunah Mini Compass One

We ordered two types of kuehs, mee soto and mixed rice. I dont know the exact names of the kuehs but the white one has a mochi texture with coconut shreds in the centre while the other is glutinous rice sprinkled generously with salted dried prawns. The mee soto came with free fried potato, and the soup was seasoned with spices like clove and start anise and it was a bit on the heavier and oilier side. Their mixed veg was quite good, and the beef rendang was soft but ive tasted even better beef reading in sg. Overall, their food is quite good so we would come back again. Somemore, fairprice app has an additional 10% disc.

Patronised HJH Maimunah several times and it never fails to have a queue especially during peak hours. Their nasi Padang with beef rendang is good, the beef is tender and flavourful. Portion sizes vary depending on the server, sometimes I get a generous serving, while other times it’s only about 60% of what’s shown in the picture. The mee soto can be a little salty at times

I've always loved the food at Hajah Maimunah — it never disappoints! Their sotong masak hitam, sambal goreng, siput lemak cili padi, and traditional kuih are consistently delicious. However, I was quite disappointed with the sambal kicap. It didn’t have that usual kick — it tasted more like plain kicap without any spiciness. I couldn’t really enjoy my mee soto because instead of the expected heat, I only tasted sweetness. Of course, adding sambal belacan wouldn't be right either — that would throw off the whole mee soto flavour. So I really hope the sambal kicap recipe can be tweaked to bring back that bold, spicy punch it’s known for.

This Malay mixed rice stall at Kopitiam, Level 4, SK Compass One, is absolutely amazing! The curry sauce is rich and fragrant — spicy and flavorful — making every bite incredibly satisfying. Simply perfect! The fried chicken is super crispy and juicy, and the anchovies are next level. Even though they’re coated in sambal sauce, they stay wonderfully crispy instead of turning soggy — fantastic! Once you try it, there’s no turning back. I’ll definitely be back for more! Just a heads up — the queue starts forming around 5:40 PM, so be prepared. 🤣

I wonder why does HJH Maimunah serves cabbage with the roots. It's not edible and not sure how much flavors it adds to the cooking. All these decades of eating nasi padang and only this eatery (every HJH in the island) serves these special cabbage roots. Felt cheated because you don't get much cabbage after giving you all these inedible roots.

Respect to the girl at the cashier. The queue is long every day and most of the customers are senior citizens. Sometimes there’s an old lady who’s a bit rude, or someone who takes a while to pay but she always stays calm and treats the next customer with the same patience. I seriously love all the food at Hjh Maimunah. And honestly, the Hjh Maimunah mini outlet at Compass One has some of the best customer service compared to their other branches.

Hajah Maimunah Mini at Compass One serves authentic and delicious cuisines.

Pretty impressed with the nasi Padang from HJH Maimunah Mini at Kopitiam, Level 4. The gravies on all dishes are fragrant, spicy, and delicious, while the variety of sambals adds an extra kick to the meal. Definitely a place I’d return to for more. Very popular spot, always with a queue — and for good reason. Michelin Bib Gourmand recommended.