Rojak Near Me: Find Delivery in Kuala Lumpur

Petaling Jaya and Subang Jaya have a concentrated cluster of specialist rojak operators, several of which have accumulated thousands of customer ratings on GrabFood. These stalls focus on the mamak-style format, where the core choice is how you build your plate: plain, with egg, with mee, with sotong, or combinations of all three. If you are looking for rojak delivery in Kuala Lumpur that covers the SS15 and Petaling Jaya corridors, this section lists three well-rated options.

Hasan's Rojak & Cendol in Petaling Jaya builds its menu around the kind of customisation that rojak fans appreciate. The starting point is Rojak Biasa, which can be ordered plain, stripped back as Rojak Biasa Tanpa Keropok Udang, or built up with the addition of keropok udang, mee, or both together. Rojak Sotong follows the same logic, available on its own or with keropok udang, mee, or the full Rojak Sotong + Keropok Udang + Mee combination for a well-loaded bowl.

Rojak is one of those dishes that hits every note at once, and Rojak SS15 Subang Jaya at Subang Business Centre keeps the focus squarely on it. The menu works through a satisfying range of combinations, Rojak Ayam for those who want chicken in the mix, Rojak Sotong for squid lovers, and the egg-added variants like Rojak Ayam Telur and Rojak Sotong Telur for a fuller bowl. Rojak Biasa (telur) covers the classic route, while Rojak Veg gives plant-based eaters a solid option in the lineup.

The Bandar Sunway outpost of Rojak Dan Cendol Aliff sets up in front of a Shell station along Jalan PJS 7/18, making it a natural stop for anyone in the Subang Jaya area running errands or commuting through. The core rojak menu is the same dependable spread, Rojak Biasa, Rojak Mee, Rojak Sotong, and the combination Rojak Mee & Sotong. There's also a Rojak Vegetarian option here, which gives plant-based diners a dedicated choice without having to compromise.

Along Jalan Merah Silu in Sri Petaling, Rojak Cendol Sri Petaling serves up a focused rojak menu with clear sizing and style choices. Rojak Classic is the reliable go-to, while Rojak Besar steps things up in portion and Rojak Besar Sotong adds squid to the larger serving. Rojak Sotong is there for a standard squid option, and Rojak vegetarian rounds out the menu for those skipping seafood altogether.

Sitting in front of TM Point in Taman Desa, Rojak Dan Cendol Aliff is a straightforward spot for classic Malaysian rojak. The menu is concise but covers the key bases: Rojak Biasa for the no-fuss order, Rojak Mee for those who want noodles folded into the mix, and Rojak Sotong for squid fans. For something that brings it all together, Rojak Mee & Sotong combines the two into one bowl.

Rojak is one of those dishes that brings together bold, punchy flavours in a single bowl, and this stall near Miharja LRT keeps things focused on exactly that. The menu centres on several rojak combinations, Rojak Telur, Rojak Ayam, and Rojak Sotong each offer a different protein angle, while Rojak Mee brings noodles into the mix. Those who want to round out their meal can go for combinations like Rojak Mee + Cendol or Rojak Sotong + Cendol, pairing the savoury rojak with the classic chilled dessert. It is a straightforward, no-fuss spot for anyone passing through the Cheras area.

Over in Taman Bayu Perdana, Klang, RCD Rojak & Cendol Deen keeps its menu clear and easy to navigate with a numbered lineup. R1. Rojak Kosong (Tiada Telur/Vegetarian) is the clean, egg-free base option, while R2. Rojak Telur (Biasa) brings in the classic egg. Those wanting more substance can move up to R3. Rojak Mee, R4. Rojak Sotong, or the combination R5. Rojak Mee Sotong, which layers noodles and squid into a single, more generous serving.

Serving the Cyberjaya crowd from Lingkaran Cyber Point Barat, JMR No 1 Rojak Cendol offers a well-rounded rojak menu that suits the mixed office and residential crowd in the area. Rojak Biasa and Rojak Ayam cover the everyday choices, with Rojak Mee and Rojak Sotong adding more variety. For something a step up, Rojak Special is available alongside Rojak Cucur udang, which brings prawn fritters into the equation for a more textured bowl.

Oh My Rojak! in Taman Gembira takes a distinctly Penang-leaning approach to rojak, with a menu that leans into fruit-forward combinations and creative add-ons. RJ02. Penang Fruit Rojak with Cracker and RJ03. Penang Fruit Rojak With Char Kuey show how central the Penang style is here, while RJ04. Twice Cooked Char Kuey Rojak and RJ05. Roasted Tau Pok (Tauhu Bakar) Rojak offer more distinctive takes on the format. For something lighter, RJ09. Just Mango Rojak strips things back to one key ingredient, and RJ06. Cheese Fruit Rojak with Cracker adds an unexpected twist. The AC01. Oh My Rojak Sauce Set 啰喏套 is also available for those wanting to recreate the experience at home.

Tucked into the Caltex station along Jalan Cheras near Kajang, this outpost of Rojak SS15 Subang Jaya is a handy pit stop for anyone passing through the area. The menu follows the same trusted lineup, Rojak Ayam and Rojak Sotong are both on offer, each available with or without egg as Rojak Ayam Telur and Rojak Sotong & Telur respectively. Rojak Telur rounds things out for those who keep it simple, and Rojak Vege means there's something for the vegetarian crowd too.