Comments on: When did Zamzam become a drive in restaurant?

By: rinaz

rinaz — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 03:55:14 +0000

he last time I was in Singapore (5yrs ago) they were already selling the murtabak drive thru…no need to get out of the aircond car, just place your order and 5 mins later hot, delicious murtabak!

We are definitely growing lazier and lazier :p Hehehehe!

The scene I saw was that vehicles were actually lining up and murtabak will come in less than a minute as there were already packed ones, ready to go :|

I think its because of the ramadan. I’ve never seen this happening before.

By: timtams

timtams — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 13:55:58 +0000

Yes I do agree that ZamZam has the best murtabak around…*sighs* I can even smell them rite now!! The last time I was in Singapore (5yrs ago) they were already selling the murtabak drive thru…no need to get out of the aircond car, just place your order and 5 mins later hot, delicious murtabak! yummy yummy yummy :-)

By: rinaz

rinaz — Fri, 21 Sep 2007 06:21:12 +0000

Geylang? No, I didnt go there. I dont know if I should go there this year either … hehehe

Its pretty much the same each year I think.

By: Hisyam

Hisyam — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 06:59:54 +0000

oh really meh.. zamzam it is opposite sultan mosque.. Didn’t notice it leh.. haha. anyway did you went kampong gelam?? at gelang?.. haha it is fun to watch performance but so sad there no parking load seh.. we have to walk long journey seh.. haix. I wonder there a parking load at kampong gelam so we can watch performance on time.. haha.. Take care ok bye =)

By: rinaz

rinaz — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 05:23:39 +0000

A cultural workshop on brazil? Thats cool :) I was at Womad last month and I was definitely facinated by the brazillian band :D The band even prepared food on one of the days. Anyways, the PA organizes interesting workshops. One of the workshop that I attended was the vocal workshop last year at Tanjong Pagar CC too. This will be my first time attending a cultural workshop, I'm sure it will be as fun as your Brazil one :D Yes, Zamzam is right opposite the Sultan Mosque. The nearest train station is bugis and yes, the murtabak is delightfully crispy and meaty and yum :)

By: Roys

Roys — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 02:16:07 +0000

I went to the cultural workshop on Brazil a few months ago at Tanjong Pagar CC a few months ago – quite interesting stuff – no bad they didn’t have Brazilian food on hand :(

By the way, Zam Zam is somewhere near Jalan Sultan, right? The food looks great!