Do you do Rojak delivery?

Yes. You may contact us directly. We will use Lalamove for delivery. The delivery fee is based on the destination from our stall location, as well as the quantity of order. Please check with us for the actual delivery fee.

We are on Grabfood, Bungkus, Foodpanda and WhyQ platform. For island wide delivery, you may find us on Oddle Eats or order through the link below:

https://rojakline.oddle.me/en_SG/

Please note that the price on using all the above third party food delivery service platform- WhyQ, Bungkus, Foodpanda, Oddle is higher than in-store because of the service charge rendered, and coverage of transportation cost for Oddle platform.

What constitute of an extremely tasty Rojak?

You’ll feel exceptionally satisfying after tasting the Rojak.

Why do you choose Rojak, instead of other dish to sell at your stall?

We love Rojak. We would like to bring back the exceptionally satisfying feeling when one tasted a finely crafted Rojak, and we believe we have delivered as promised.

Is Rojak your repertoire?

No.

Why don’t you introduce more food option?

The space is relatively constraint, and delivering one truly tasty Rojak require more works than most would imagine.

We would like to produce and deliver a truly tasty Rojak professionally, without compromising the quality of Rojak by diverting our attention to other dishes.

Is working as a hawker challenging?

There is no job that is not challenging.

When have you started?

Since 30.03.2016.

Do you do Rojak Live Station?

Yes. Please refer to ROJAK LINE live station link, or contact us if you have more inquiry.

Would a Rojak without shrimp paste/hae ko taste good?

To us, the real question should be: Would a Rojak with shrimp paste/hae ko taste good?

Why is your price always higher than the rest? 

It is because of the higher price that allows us to produce the finest Rojak to you in return. We are only interested to produce an absolutely wonderful product, with a reasonable price, instead of a get-by product, at a fantastic price.

The product will have superior value, and consumer is getting back superior value in return.

We believe this is the best ‘win-win’ situation for us as well as consumer.

Dissecting Price: Cracking the Code. Is consumer getting the value for what they are paying?

Some discerning consumers may wonder why would he/she spend on a ‘high priced’ Rojak while he/she can have a $3 meal, say chicken rice, or a $3 Rojak in other outlet.

On surface, it looked just silly.

You may know why you should spend on ROJAK LINE Rojak, if you have read the Defining the Finest Rojak , and if you have tried ROJAK LINE Rojak, instead of other Rojak.

If one looks close up, the chicken meat(without the rice) in the chicken rice is what one’s paying for as the dish of Rojak. In this case, $2.50 (assuming the rice is $0.50) for the chicken meat, as compared to $5.50 for the plate of Rojak.

As the discerning consumer may put priority on quantity over quality, he/she may know by now that the portion of the ingredients of the chicken rice is dwarfed by the ‘high priced’ Rojak.

That’s before we are entering the topic of quality.

We believe it is superfluous to discuss more on the taste at this stage. It’s absolutely delicious.

We don’t put much emphasis on the environment, fancy packaging, entertainment, but instead the savings on the interior design, fancy packaging, entertainment, are all translated back into the quality and quantity of the food that we served.

Many consumer may not realize the process of preparing food is costly & tedious. The act of washing the food, for instance, may skipped by some vendor, for the fact that you as the consumer most likely would not be able to discern the difference.

It’s a commitment from us, to serve absolutely delicious food with high hygiene practice.

Are you trying to paint that the industry is insidious, and you are the only few saints?

We are trying to say that thing does come with a price.

If a seller provides an exceptionally product/service, that is unparalleled, with the heart to deliver the product/service with high standard (even if the seller does not need to do so), it is the job of the seller to convey such message, and it’s up to the consumer to choose if they prefer such product/service.

The Peril of Chasing Low Cost – The tale of 2 Iced Lemon Tea

To understand what’s behind the scene of how F&B industry works, it is imperative that one understand what matters most for most of the food seller- namely:

Sales, and profit.

Or put in another way, food seller is also a businessman.

To gain sales (quickly), the quickest way is to set the price at the point where most will consider it as low.

And to maintain profit at low price, the expedient way is to keep the cost at rock bottom, using the cheapest ingredients and/or forgo of using the right but more costly ingredients and/or substituting by artificial chemical flavor enhancer/food coloring, cutting portion, adulterate the taste, and/or preparation process to be shorten and hastily done (time is money).

At least 2 intangible benefits: substituting by artificial flavor enhancer/food coloring, and preparation process may/are being overlooked by consumers, and that’s considered as (two) gold.

To prepare an exceptionally tasty food, there are some necessary food cost, and steps that have to be borne, and the knowledge on how to produce such tasty food.

To cite an example, a drink stall who sells iced lemon tea:

Seller A can choose to go for a low priced iced lemon tea, and therefore the output will most likely be an averagely tasted iced lemon tea.

Seller B who insists that he/she will only produce an exceptionally tasty iced lemon tea, he/she will have to use many times more of the lemon, knowing which type of tea leave to use, and the knowledge of the ratio between the tea leave and other ingredients, in order to produce the exceptionally tasty iced lemon tea. And for this, the price of the iced lemon tea would be greater than seller A.

It is up to the choice of consumer to choose which seller to go for.

One may argue that they encounter seller who did produce good iced lemon tea at low price. It may be more concise to state that the iced lemon tea that they claimed is good/above average, but far from exceptionally great. Or if it’s real good, it is priced at reasonable price.

It then faced the dilemma of how to produce an exceptionally tasty food, at low (reasonable) price.

You may solve the equation by increasing productivity.

And it then goes to the next question: To increase productivity, the food seller has to rent/purchase equipment, and incur other related cost.

And for all this, is dear. And if there is little to no profit for the food seller, it is hard to imagine how the food seller can sustain in such a business model, and how consumer can & able to taste some exceptionally tasty food in the long run at reasonable price. [Under the background where an average chicken rice profit is $0.30/plate for a $3.50 chicken rice, and it’s considered by some as excessive if the price goes beyond the point]

If the market did not understand how the way of business is conducted, consumer will wonder and lament why the food outlet raised the price.

And for those who did, consumer will wonder why wouldn’t the food outlet just raise the price and keep the (exceptionally taste & portion) standard? [Fear of losing customers is the name of the game]

We chose the hard way- increase the price and keeping high par of tastiness, for sustainability, and for protecting the necessary cost to produce an exceptionally tasty food, that’ll keep customer truly felt satisfying after tasting an exceptionally tasty food.

If the market did not recognize the difference between price and value, if the market has fallen prey to think that a $2 garbage is cheap & a $6 gold is expensive, Gresham’s law will prevail in the industry. And if it did, consumer will find it increasingly hard to find a truly satisfying food with high ethic at reasonable price, and it will be an unsavory outcome which consumer must swallow in the long run.

We believe that consumer is astute, wise and real discerning.

Would foreign tourist ‘accustomed to’ or like our Rojak?

There is no need to accustom to the taste of ROJAK LINE series Rojak, it is the universal tasty food.

We believe that regardless of the origin of country where the tourists are coming from, they will love our Rojak.

Is there any health benefits when consuming Rojak?

Fruit & Vegetable Rojak is great for health. ROJAK LINE Rojak is good for health.

Do you provide customize option for ingredient that I don’t like, for example peanut or any ingredient?

Yes. We do customize option for consumer based on consumer’s preference. For eg, if you are allergy to peanut, we will not add in peanut to Rojak. For consumer who prefer to have less peanut or no peanut, the taste of Rojak without peanut is just as good. If you prefer not to have say pineapple and want to have say more you tiao (dough fritter), we will customize it for you.

Do you put chili aside?

We don’t customize to put chili aside. The reason for this is for the security of consumer because of our chili is a very strong and piercing if eaten alone. We understand the frustration that may be faced by some consumers for the insistence of our part on this even the consumer can take on high amount of spiciness.

We do separate chili for our party set, and we will inform customer to mix the chili in the sauce for party set.

The bottom line out of professional concern is we don’t want to risk consumer to be choking while eating the chili by itself.

Can a young hawker cook a tasty food?

Age does not/should not define if the cook can really deliver a tasty food.

If the ability of cooking an exceptionally tasty food is directly correlated with age, a 85 years old cook better than 65 years old, 65 years old is better than 45 years old and so forth, it would be the greatest industry for real old person to join in.

It is a rather naive idea to count on someone based on, or at least heavily weighing on the factor of age for the culinary skill.

We have witnessed as many young hawkers/cooks/chefs (as well as middle age, or old age) that are capable of delivering fantastic food to the consumer, whom we count ourselves as one too when we are off the work, that we don’t fixate the culinary skill on age at all.

Will a vegan and vegetarian food taste good?

The impression of vegan and vegetarian food of being bland should be shattered by the fact that most of the sauces are made from spices, which in turn are from vegetable (vegan), and which in turn make most of the dishes taste good.

You may know that most of the poultry food are seasoned with spices/sauces (vegan and vegetarian), and it then make the poultry food taste good.

If you love brand X fried chicken, you know by now that most, if not all of the spices that make the chicken tasty are derived from plant-based ingredients.

It is how the chef creates the food that matters.

Just like ‘Can a young hawker cook a tasty food?’ question, it is rather a malicious bias.

And yes, vegan and vegetarian food will and can taste good.

There is review saying that the portion is small. How do you respond to this?

The paper tray that we are using now (2017-2019) for the small Rojak is square type, deep and narrow. It looked small, but if you put in a rectangular, shallow and wide plate or putting into our take away box, the portion looked healthy.

Most of the food seller would use plate instead of the type of paper tray that we used now, but we feel that our customers are of intellect kind and would not be bothered much by the appearance of how we served the Rojak.

How does your product bring in value for corporate who may be interested in purchasing your product?

Regardless if you are corporate or individual consumer, consumer will get supreme value and satisfaction when consuming ROJAK LINE series Rojak.

If you are working in the purchasing/HR/sales department, and would like to please and retain your customer/talent staff/client, a treat like ROJAK LINE series Rojak will definitely gratify them, and hence potentially achieving the lower cost of turnover and higher retention rate.

Is being contrarian your gambit?

Being obsessed in creating absolutely tasty food is the ‘gambit’, or rather, the principle.

What drives ROJAK LINE in providing the finest Rojak?

The desire as a consumer who would like to taste an extremely tasty Rojak.

Commercially, by selling an extremely tasty Rojak, we will be able to get a decent lifestyle.

How do you define ‘the finest Rojak’, especially the finest Rojak sauce?

The taste must be absolutely tasty, by all standard.

The level of tastiness must not be compromised by lowering the bar (or being just good enough), but instead consumer must be exceptionally satisfying after tasting the Rojak, AND the level of satisfaction must remain the same or similar from the first bite till the last bite.

How can you proclaim that you are the finest Rojak while your ingredient is not top-of-the-line?

The argument hinges on if one’s using ‘top-of-the-line’ ingredient, and then it is qualified as being the finest product. Or else, it is outrageous for you proclaiming yourself as the producer of the finest product/service.

If using lobster (or any other ‘top-of-the-line’ ingredient) in a fried rice is the key in forming the finest fried rice, it is arguably that a great number of people can qualify themselves as possessing the finest frying rice skill, instantaneously.

Can a wild tiger prawn fried rice taste better than a lobster fried rice? Will lobster fried rice certainly taste better than wild tiger prawn fried rice?

Can a fine DSLR shoot the best photograph than the ‘top-of-the line’ camera?

Won’t Ocean’s Eleven (or Ocean’s series movie) clinch the Oscars due to the exceptionally strong casts?

And, will a slideshow ever able to win the Oscars?  (2006 An Inconvenient Truth)

Besides, if putting in ‘top-of-the-line’ ingredient (like the fried rice case, putting lobster in fried rice) in our standard serving, it will invariably pushing the price to be near prohibitive. It is more idealist than realist.

It would be much better for consumer to buy any of the ‘top-of-the-line’ ingredient as they want by themselves, and consume it with ROJAK LINE series Rojak (or in the fried rice case, buying lobster yourself and putting in with the chef’s amazing wild tiger prawn fried rice).

And for those idealist who still insist on ‘top-of-the-line’ ingredient argument:

How could you ascertain if whatever ingredient that you put in, for eg, that ‘American turnip’, is the ‘top-of-the-line’ turnip (since there is always something that is more expensive)?

And if you do certain about it, would the ‘finest Rojak’ of say $550 per plate sounds ideal to you?

A movie/photograph does not necessary require top-of-the-line equipment, you as the viewer will know it once you watched a fantastic movie/photograph.

You’ll know that if it is the finest Rojak once you tasted one.

It is the finest Rojak.