Shophouses along Jalan Pisang

Hjh Maimunah, Jalan Pisang: halal-certified nasi padang near Kampong Gelam since the 1990s

Hjh Maimunah is a halal-certified Malay and Indonesian restaurant, started in the 1990s by Mdm Mahiran Abdul Rahman when she was 27. Its flagship on Jalan Pisang, near Kampong Gelam and Bugis, serves nasi padang: rice with your choice of dishes from the counter. It opens early and closes on Sundays.

Shophouses along Jalan Pisang
Jalan Pisang, home of Hjh Maimunah's flagship. Photo: Terence Ong · CC BY 2.5 (Wikimedia Commons)

At a glance

Neighbourhood

Kampong Gelam / Bugis

Best for

A halal nasi padang lunch near Kampong Gelam

Budget

Prices weren’t listed on the official page

Time to allow

45 minutes (suggestion)

Nearest MRT

Bugis

Good to know

Closed on Sundays

Why go?

It’s halal-certified and close to Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane.

It opens at 7.30am, so it works for an early lunch too.

What to do

01 · Pick your nasi padang

Choose dishes from the counter to go with your rice (suggestion: point and ask if you’re not sure what something is).

02 · Explore Kampong Gelam after

See our Sultan Mosque guide and our Haji Lane walk.

For the area’s history, see our Malay Heritage Centre guide.

Plan your visit

Address

11 Jalan Pisang, Singapore 199078

Opening hours

Mon to Sat 7.30am to 7pm; closed Sun

Getting there

Bugis MRT, then a walk towards Kampong Gelam (suggestion)

Tickets or booking

Walk in

Accessibility

Shophouse restaurant; ask about step-free access (suggestion)

Before you go

  • Go before the lunch rush (suggestion); the best dishes go first.
  • It’s closed on Sundays.
  • Dress modestly if you’re visiting Sultan Mosque afterwards.

Jalan Pisang and Kampong Gelam

Sources and disclosure

Information checked: 21 October 2026 · Hjh Maimunah – Jalan Pisang outlet · Hjh Maimunah – about us
Photos: Wikimedia Commons contributors, used under the licences shown in each caption (images resized): Terence Ong (CC BY 2.5); Marcin Konsek (CC BY-SA 4.0)
Disclosure: Not a firsthand visit. Details come from the official pages linked below, checked on 21 October 2026. Photos are freely licensed from Wikimedia Commons and show the actual place unless the caption says otherwise. We weren’t paid or hosted, and there are no affiliate links.