As of press time, Uncle Roger has a staggering 11 million followers on TikTok, 9.6 million subscribers on YouTube, 4.5 million followers on Instagram and four million followers on Facebook.

“Uncle Roger as a character, I think, lends itself well to make it a very stylised restaurant with a cohesive theme. “So I started talking with the restaurant operator.

Another netizen stated: "I could eat three for RM7." Others, however, claimed that prices were expected for a restaurant in the high-end mall. "If you think RM18 is pricey for nasi goreng, then ...

Critics have labelled the pricing excessive, comparing it unfavorably to local kopitiam alternatives, while defenders argue that customers should expect mall-level pricing and have the choice to dine ...

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Uncle Roger now has some 9.35 million subscribers on his YouTube channel, where he recently uploaded a video of himself reacting to the late Anthony Bourdain eating street food in Penang in a ...

Announced on Thursday, August 1, the Instagram account showed photos of the restaurant’s board-up and hiring advertisements. “FUIYOH! It’s Uncle Roger! Secret out, niece and nephew! No more ...

With his YouTube videos, in which he critically examines different recipes and cooking methods, Uncle Roger has amassed a sizeable fan base. Specifically, his criticisms of fried rice recipes have ...

Uncle Roger, whose real name is Nigel Ng, announced on X that he will be opening his restaurant at Pavilion Bukit Bintang this month on Wednesday, September 11.

The menu includes different versions of fried rice, priced between RM16 (S$4.80) and RM18. The restaurant also serves side dishes such as gyoza, fries and pickled cucumber.