Food News

Get $1 Prata And Teh Tarik At This 24/7 Nasi Goreng Eatery In Sembawang

Goreng Story is a 24-hour eatery in Sembawang

Goreng Story draws an interesting crowd. Military personnel often visit the Sembawang eatery during the day, as it is right next to Nee Soon Camp. But Goreng Story is also a haunt for night owls, as it is open 24 hours every day of the week.

As its name suggests, Goreng Story is best known for its diverse and delicious range of nasi goreng.

There are three signatures here, namely the Butter Chicken Goreng (from $9.99), Mutton Rendang Goreng (from $12.50), and Chilli Crab Goreng ($14.50). While the last one is likely to turn heads, regulars swear by the first one.

And that’s the nasi goreng we tried. It was packed with the unmistakable flavour of butter chicken—rich, tangy, and aromatic. Of course, there were also shreds of charred chicken in the mix. Each grain of basmati rice was also fluffy and nicely separated. By the way, you have the option to switch to jasmine or brown rice.

The eatery has some really value-for-money options as well. That includes the Plain Prata, which is priced at $1 a piece. Don’t expect top-tier prata here—it’s reasonably crispy, but lacks that buttery, savoury goodness you’d expect. Aside from plain prata, they’ve also got options such as Coin Prata ($4.59) and Kaya Prata ($3.99).

Another cheap option is the Teh Tarik, priced from just $1. At this price point, you’re getting a small cup of this iconic drink, but we’re not going to pass up the milky and fragrant goodness of teh tarik.

For amazing coin prata by an iconic stall at Upper Thompson, read our Sin Ming Roti Prata review. For a highly-rated mandi AKA Arabic briyani in Changi, read our Cafe Mariam review.

Address: 60 Springside Walk, #01-01, Brooks I, Singapore 786020
Opening hours: Daily 24 hours
Tel: 9488 6323
Website
Goreng Story is Muslim-owned.

Photos taken by Nathania Tay.
This was an independent visit by Eatbook.sg.

Enze Kay

Enze is a Singapore-based food writer. He enjoys noodle dishes from around the world, but local classics such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee hold a special place in his heart.

We Tried KFC’s New Curry Sambal Zinger With Prata “Buns”—Is It Any Good?

KFC Singapore is launching its new Curry x Sambal Zinger with prata buns on 8…

6th July 2026

Yakult’s New Peach Flavour Is Finally Launched—Here’s Our Verdict

Yakult Singapore has just launched their new Peach Flavour drink! Find it at all major…

6th July 2026

Japan-Famous Conveyor Belt Sushi Restaurant Opens At ION With Live-Cut Seafood

Gatten Sushi, now open at ION Orchard, originates from Saitama, Japan. It has over 270…

6th July 2026

Orh Gao Peh Gao: Popular Craft Beer Bar Opens In New Bahru With Breakfast Menu And 14 SG Brews On Tap

Orh Gao Peh Gao's latest New Bahru outpost serves up branch-exclusive menu items, alongside a…

6th July 2026

17 Korean Fried Chicken In Singapore, Including Hawker And Halal Options

We've shortlisted some of the best Korean fried chicken restaurants and eateries in Singapore, including…

6th July 2026

16 Best New Bahru Eateries, Including New Openings—Laifaba, Dumpling Darlings And More

Here's our New Bahru food guide, where you'll find 16 best restaurants and cafes to…

6th July 2026