Selegie Soyabean

Really good Otar. Located at the stretch of old shophouses, which is not really accessible. You can come by bus though. There is a bus stop nearby you can alight at. They only sell otar, and they make plenty each time. Prices are in the menu, each piece is 70c. Tastes better than the usual flour ones that are outside. They also have nonspicy version for those who can't take spicy, nasi lemak that is like $2. And fish head and bigger otar meat. Worth to get!

My go to otah stall. Not in the best location and parking could be a chore. But the otah here is really good... especially the fish head type. Alas they were sold out at 3pm on Sunday. Nonetheless, fish meat otah at $0.70 a stick is very good too. I last had it a couple of years back and it is still as tasty as before. Must eat!

I liked the otah especially the one without chili cause my kid is able to eat them as well. I rarely visited Jalan Kayu but when I passed by I will surely buy the otah. Each piece 70cents. I enjoyed them. Update: Another visit to the shop and bought the nasi lemak, it was good also. I only saw they sell in the morning.

Updated on 6 Dec 2020 Price is increased. From 60 cents to 70 cents for non spicy and spicy Otah. I didn't take photo of their latest price list and caught by surprise upon my payment. If one loves their food, one will still buy. My family loves their Otah anyway. It's what matter. Non spicy Otah, really not worth paying for that tiny bite. When asked, they replied the cost of making the non spicy ones is higher then the spicy Otah. Anyway, I prefer to eat my bread with spicy and non spicy combination, so bought both versions. I tried their nasi lemak too. I find the chillies a little too spicy to my liking ($2/packet). Next time I just stick to buying their Otah.