The Rajah Inn
302 Tiong Bahru Road
#02-13/14/15 Tiong Bahru Plaza
Tel: 68350080Fax: 64834517
indonesian inspired asian cuisine
69%
19 Votes
- Restaurant
- Asian, Chinese, Indonesian
- info@rajahinn.com.sg
- http://www.rajahinn.com.sg/index.html
Daily: 09:30 - 22:30
- Tiong Bahru / Outram
- Tiong Bahru
This casual restaurant serves Indonesian inspired Asian food spread across three types of menus, including ala carte, porridge buffet and steamboat ala carte buffet. The porridge buffet has over 20 varieties of Indonesian Chinese dishes, while the steamboat buffet features over 100 steamboat and cooked food items.
More Information
Suitable for
- Buffet10 votes
- Large Groups/Gathering8 votes
- Lunch7 votes
- Vibrant/Noisy6 votes
- Cheap Eat/Budget5 votes
- Children/Family4 votes
- After Work3 votes
- Dinner3 votes
- Quiet2 votes
- Girls Night Out2 votes
- Brunch2 votes
- Boys Night Out2 votes
- Chillout1 votes
- Healthy Eating1 votes
Top Must Try Dishes
- durian pisang2 votes
- Tauhu Telur2 votes
- Curry Leaf Chicken1 votes
- Durian Oozee1 votes
- Bacon with prawn1 votes
- Bacon Prawn1 votes
- Steamboat buffet with Fish Glue1 votes
- durian ooze1 votes
- Chocolate Fondue1 votes
- bacon and prawn rolls (cooked)1 votes
- Good to try all if you can~1 votes
- Durian Oozie.1 votes
- The fried bee hoon and the porridge~1 votes
- rojak chicken1 votes
- Fish Glue1 votes
Reviews
THE WORST service ever received
05 Oct 2012Went around TBP to scout for our next small gathering, we decided to test out Rajah Inn.
There is a skinny PRC waiter wearing specs seem to be having a bad day. While we were seated, she keep talking about how bad her colleague was and talk to us non stop till we told her off nicely.
She soon returned and having a bad attitude, every dish she served us, she put it on the table as if we've owed her a living
Food were so-so and ambiance were dark and not well lit. (Probably due to the wall colour)
We regretted our penny. Save your penny and go for nearby shops like Thai express, Lao Beijing or 18Chef.
There is a skinny PRC waiter wearing specs seem to be having a bad day. While we were seated, she keep talking about how bad her colleague was and talk to us non stop till we told her off nicely.
She soon returned and having a bad attitude, every dish she served us, she put it on the table as if we've owed her a living
Food were so-so and ambiance were dark and not well lit. (Probably due to the wall colour)
We regretted our penny. Save your penny and go for nearby shops like Thai express, Lao Beijing or 18Chef.
I also recommend this place for:
Brunch, Large Groups/Gathering, Quiet

poet
does not recommend this place.
go somewhere else for steamboat buffet, not here!
02 May 2012make a reservation earlier on but in the end have to wait for our seats cos apparently the servers didn't reserved our seats. waited for almost 10-15minutes before some diners settled their bill and we are to take their seat. so to me whether or not you call and make a reservation does not make a difference.
dont't know is it because of the crowd and full house, food that we ordered the second round didn't appear. friends and i decided not to wait anymore and ask for our dessert to serve in the end.
cooked food section is good especially their rojak chicken, tauhu telur, chicken wings. sambal kangkong is a little too oily and salty.
nothing much to shout out about their steamboat selection as what is available are mostly the common stuff.
i also realized the tables and very cramp to each other and very little walking space... the table we have is very cramp and near to the tables behind and in front of us.
aircon was switch off after 9.30pm (last serving), feel as if they are chasing away the diners as towards the end my friends and i are sweating and feeling very warm, and the servers are like in a rush or something, cleared away our food when we havent finish it and still wants it.
prices wise are a little steep for PH /eve of PH/weekends. for that amount of money i would rather try other places for a more decent buffet steamboat with prompt service.
the only consolation is that we are entitle to order their durian fitters which only available during PH/eve of PH/Weekends but 1 customer is only allow to order 1 fitter. i think that is the only food i think is excellent over there.
dont't know is it because of the crowd and full house, food that we ordered the second round didn't appear. friends and i decided not to wait anymore and ask for our dessert to serve in the end.
cooked food section is good especially their rojak chicken, tauhu telur, chicken wings. sambal kangkong is a little too oily and salty.
nothing much to shout out about their steamboat selection as what is available are mostly the common stuff.
i also realized the tables and very cramp to each other and very little walking space... the table we have is very cramp and near to the tables behind and in front of us.
aircon was switch off after 9.30pm (last serving), feel as if they are chasing away the diners as towards the end my friends and i are sweating and feeling very warm, and the servers are like in a rush or something, cleared away our food when we havent finish it and still wants it.
prices wise are a little steep for PH /eve of PH/weekends. for that amount of money i would rather try other places for a more decent buffet steamboat with prompt service.
the only consolation is that we are entitle to order their durian fitters which only available during PH/eve of PH/Weekends but 1 customer is only allow to order 1 fitter. i think that is the only food i think is excellent over there.
: Tauhu Telur, durian pisang, rojak chicken
I also recommend this place for:
Buffet, Lunch, Dinner, Large Groups/Gathering, Boys Night Out, Girls Night Out, After Work, Vibrant/Noisy
No frills
16 Jun 2011No frills, value for $$ buffet. In addition to the hotpot menu, u can order zi char as well. There's also dessert. Not much ambience and presentation but the food is good. The steamboat sets are also reasonable and can be shared between 2 small eaters.



