Not For The Faint Hearted

Rainy days call for extreme comfort food. ☔️ At OFC, the chicken is always moist and flavourful, not to mention piping hot. There are a ton of options here from oven baked to fried, bone or boneless, original or crunch.

The Original Soy Sauce chicken ($37 for boneless) is the one you’ll keep reaching out for- we ended up ordering a second portion. The spicy chicken has a sweeter undertone than most places, but still gives a good kick. Just a warning though, there are two spice levels and the second one is really an assault on the taste buds. Order it if you feel like you’re up for a challenge!

The Army Stew ($40) was chock full of ingredients, but we wished there was more soup to accompany the goodness. Unfortunately, the standard of the Kimchi Pancake ($18) has gone down a bit. There’s just too much flour and not enough kimchi, which results in a doughy texture.

Overall, I would definitely recommend OFC! It’s hardly ever crowded and it’s conveniently located next to Beauty World MRT or an open air carpark if you drive.

Five Ten's concept is pretty simple. Everything on the menu (including drinks) costs either $5 or $10. Food portions are actually decent for the price. The standouts are the Brussel Sprouts ($5), Fried Chicken with Nori Mayo ($5), Lurou ($10) and Steak ($10)! We made a reservation for a Friday night pretty easily and the staff were friendly and attentive. Extra points for the cool atmosphere and late 90s mandarin music which brought us back to our schooling karaoke days!

Guess who's back? Springleaf has finally resumed operations after a renovation which has revealed a bigger outlet (yay to more seats!) and a show kitchen! It also features a new cutlery and curry station, which I prefer instead of having to bother the staff. The Hot Dog Cheese prata ($4.30) is always a reliable bet, crispy yet full of cheesy goodness and a homemade Ice Limao ($1.90) rounds it up nicely. The Murtabaks here are anther favourite thanks to their size and the fact that Springleaf doesn't skimp on the fillings. Springleaf has proven itself to be a reliable place for affordable, crispy and innovative prata, and i'm sure to be back when I'm needing some comfort food.