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This plate of Chicken rice will set you back $4.50, more than a tad pricey but the oil soaked rice accompanied by the smooth, tender soy sauce chicken were pretty decent and fragrant.
because weekend breakfast should be unhealthy af, fragrant af and lardy af. cursing because this is effing good and cheap, so only profanities apply.
because breakfast should be unhealthy af, fragrant af and lardy af. cursing because this is effing good and cheap, so only profanities apply.
A small shop within The Arcade selling authentic Hainanese Chicken Rice ($4.50), that almost reminded me of that at Yet Con. The rice was oily and grainy, which gives a good bite. And the silky smooth meat was drenched in a savory sauce (still can't figure out what that is). Coming from a person who doesn't like chicken rice, I actually thoroughly enjoyed it.
Cha bee hoon so good, makes me wanna work at Raffles Place.
This stall is probably one of the many things I miss from the CBD. Not the healthiest (processed food purge ehem), but my goodness, this is some mighty flavourful, bomb diggity brekkie! π
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If you're lucky, you'll discover a couple of pulled pork-like braised pork chunks that they use to cook with the bee hoon. Otherwise, there's always the ridiculous pile of lard they give.
p.s. Most worker bees treat themselves to this in the morning, so come early as it's usually sold out before noon (if you're lucky, you'll be left with the pre-packed ones with whatever ingredients they have left). If that happens, the soy sauce chicken rice here is pretty damn solid too.
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