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Daliman's Corner
2 Seah Im Rd, #01-32 Seah Im Food Centre, Singapore 099114
Daliman's Corner serves Malay cuisine from a stall in Seah Im Food Centre in Bukit Merah. Located at 2 Seah Im Rd, the establishment draws diners who frequent the hawker setting for traditional Malay dishes.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 65 / 100
Based on 4 data points · Updated 1 month ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Daliman's Corner, located in Seah Im Food Centre, is a long-standing hawker stall known for its traditional Malay dishes, with a history dating back to 1986.
We note that the Lontong Sayur Lodeh ($4) is frequently highlighted for its creamy, spiced coconut milk broth and generous toppings, including a large tofu bean curd and various stewed vegetables.
The Mee Rebus ($4) also receives praise for its thick, gloopy gravy with a unique addition of roasted peanuts, curry powder, and anchovies, offering a complex savoury, sweet, and nutty flavour.
However, we observe mixed reviews regarding the Gado Gado and satay.
While some find the satay, particularly the mutton, to be well-charred and pleasant, there are criticisms about the Gado Gado's portion size, its sauce lacking punch, and missing ingredients like tempeh and cucumber in some instances.
The $8.50 Gado Gado with 5 sticks of mutton satay is cited as a potentially small portion for the price.
We recommend focusing on the Lontong Sayur Lodeh or Mee Rebus for a more consistent experience, and perhaps ordering satay separately if you're keen to try it.
Best for a quick, traditional Malay meal, but manage expectations for the Gado Gado.
Signature
Lontong Sayur Lodeh, Mee Rebus, Satay
Price
$ ($4-8.50/person)
Score: 65 · 4 sources
What customers say
Daliman's Corner is generally well-regarded for its traditional Malay dishes, particularly the satay, which is praised for its char and flavour.
The Lontong Sayur Lodeh and Mee Soto also receive positive mentions for their rich broths and fresh ingredients.
However, the Gado Gado often disappoints due to inconsistent portions, missing ingredients, and a perceived lack of 'punch' in its sauce, leading to concerns about value for money.
Google Reviews
The satay was really yummy! Nice char while having that delicious layer of fat in between. I would say the mee rebus and gado gado are alright, I’ve had better ones in Singapore
Lontong Sayur Lodeh (SGD $4) @ Haji Daliman Korner. . This popular stall has been serving well before May 2014, though it has shifted location within the same hawker centre since the refurbishment. .…
This is my first visit to Seah Im in a long, long time, and I decided to try the food at Daliman's Corner. I ordered the gado gado with 5 sticks for mutton satay for $8.50. The mutton satay meat was…
Quite sad portion for $8.50. Ordered gado gado satay. Gado gado was missing many items, no tempeh, no cucumber. Only rice cakes, potato, crackers, half egg and bean sprouts with watered down sauce. La…
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