Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak
Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak
Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak
Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak
Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak

Siraj Famous Waterloo St Indian Rojak

Type·Hawker Stall

Cuisine·-

Vibe·Bustling

Price·$1 - 10

Info·Halal

About

A popular stall serving Indian rojak with fried fritters, boiled potatoes, cuttlefish and cucumber topped with sweet, spicy peanut sauce. The rojak is freshly mixed and well-balanced in flavour.

Opening hours

Monday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Tuesday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Wednesday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Thursday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Friday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Saturday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM
Sunday10:30 AM – 7:30 PM

Things to note

  • Halal·No
  • Vegetarian·No
  • Pet Friendly·No

Location

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Reviews

★ 4.0 · 30 reviews

C K Leong (Ah Leong San)

★★★★★

4 months ago

Have not eaten Indian rojak for a long time since I was at Albert Street FC I looked for it. This stall Siraj claims to be the famous one at Waterloo Street so I try. I really can’t tell if this is the same one I ate as a student but overall it’s good. The gravy is not too sweet as others and the items are crispy and tasty even without the gravy. I had the sotong, big and small prawns fritters and a tofu and it was $6.80. To me it’s value for money cos the rojak was good. So if you had, like me had Indian rojak at Waterloo Street come try it.

Braille _

★★★★★

a week ago

Hot Crispy Fragant Rojak served immediately after ordering. Not oily, golden and crispy. Their signature rojak gravy is iconically spicy with a hint of sweetness that will leave u satisfied any day. The perfect store for the perfect midday meal to share. Arguably one if not the best indian rojak stalls in Singapore.

Tan Meng Geok

★★★★

a month ago

Indian Rojak. Indian Cuisine . Indian Fried Snacks With Prawns Fritters And Cuttlefish. Served With Gravy. Delicious Foods👍👍👍.

L Chan

★★★★

3 months ago

Savory broth with a mild curry aroma, served with a hard-boiled egg & tau pok. Light, flavourful & delicious - an affordable $3.50 hawker treat.

Jasmine Adams

★★★

a year ago

Sadly, very different from the Indian rojak we would waste calories for The variety was small , and the prawn fritters were the fluffy batter type , not the crisp cracker kind which was harder to make. The potatoes were hardly spiced . One redeeming factor was that the pieces were not dripping with oil. The sauce was not too bad but very little was given but they would grudgingly oblige with top ups

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