Boleh Boleh

A lively hawker-style food court with a great variety of Malaysian and local dishes. The nostalgic décor and casual vibe make it feel like an old-school street food spot. I tried the prawn mee and Assam laksa—both were flavorful and satisfying. The char kway teow and chicken char siew noodles are also popular picks here. It’s a pork-free food court, so everything is cooked with chicken or vegetable oil, making it inclusive and halal-friendly. Prices are reasonable, but it can get a little busy during peak hours, and seating can feel a bit cramped. Overall, a nice place for affordable, fuss-free Malaysian-style hawker food in Clementi Mall.

The food is good but the drink stall guy who doing the cashier attitude is very bad. I think he is not suitable to be working in f&b. Downright rude. I am so suurrpise he still manage to be working here with his attittude. The mgt please make sure he does not work here in future. I dine here on 6/7/25 morning 10.30am. The guy in the photo is the rude guy. Seriously malaysia boleh should really look into his attitude. And when i ask to speak to the manager he tell me the manager is there you go find him i tell him you ask the manager to come here how i know who is it ? He say ok but in the end i waited an hr and no manager came over. Seriously lousy service.

Worst Fried Hokkien Mee, Penang Char Kwsy Teow and Oyster omelette I gave ever tasted! Zero wok hei and food looks like just mix together with the relevant ingredients. Will never come back again! Oil looks ‘old’ and dirty. Mega fail… more like Malaysia TAK Boleh 😡

Pho Vietnamese is a good stall to eat, however there is language barrier with the staff and they always seem rushing during the peak hour.

Can be crowded during school term time. Do not expect good service for drinks stall. Chicken rice stall aunty is quite nice though.

Just nice for quick meal

while eating, a baby cockroach climbed across my foot. Extremely bad hygiene here. While taking utensil from Vietnamese store, some utensil was dirty including a spoon with literal food remains in it.

Tried to order white carrot cake but was told by the staff that I needed to wait more than half an hour if I wanted the white version. Ended up settling with the black version.