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I had always wanted to try this because of so many raving reviews, even though I don't normally eat porridge. AOne Claypot House has a open concept, with its entrance so wide that you can see the corridors of the shopping mall (JP) even though you are just sitting in one corner of the restaurant. The service here is great - wide smiles and attentively serving customers to their seats. Onto the food! My favourite and recommended dish from AOne Claypot House would be the Claypot Hong Kong Style Po

The restaurant looks so simple and of minimalist design. We had passed by several times but had always skipped it. Not today, though. We felt impressed by the enthusiastic staff who was zealously finding us a seat while we were browsing through their menu at the door. Sometimes, a small gesture made a big difference.Olive veg sweet potato leaves $8.9This dish is slightly salty with the addition of olive veg. Usually, we couldn't stand salty dishes but when it comes to having porridge, salty dish

It was Monday again, long weekdays to go. Met up with few friends at Jurong Point, we headed to Aone Claypot House for our lunch. Very accessible by MRT, restaurant was easily found. Offering a wide range of Claypot delight, the place was crowded during lunch hours. Service was prompt, staff has good knowledge with items on Menu when we requested for recommendations. Rice was fragrant with thickly dark soy sauce poured on top, the pot looked appealing. Boneless chicken was well-marinated and ten

Aone Claypot House opened in Jurong Point earlier this year and I got a chance to try out the food there.I went with a group of 4 (including myself) and we ordered:- Claypot Dried Chilli Chicken Cube ($13.90)- Steamboat Tom Yam Seafood with Sliced Fish ($10.90)- Cai Pu Egg ($8.90)- RiceIn my opinion, this restaurant serves a good place to have zichar when dining with family or friends. It operates much like a zichar stall where they hand you the menu and you tick what you want to eat on the menu

I had finally ordered the 4 Heavenly king! It was never ordered as my dinner mate do not like the taste of lady's fingers. Since we are dinging in a group of 4, I had strongly suggested this order as it's picture was pasted on AOne Claypot House's walls. The 4 heavenly kings comes a little spicy stirred fried in 4 kinds of vegetables with minced meat, namely brinja, lady's fingers, long beans and turnips. I will recommend this dish if you like crunchy and spicy vegetables.Cost: $9.90Shredded Ch

Place: CleanService: Ok (got service charge & GST)Foods:- Porridge 6/10 - taste not bad - Price wise abit expensive (For a porridge)- Claypot 6/10 -taste salty - price expensiveThe taste of the porridge lost to A1 porridge as I have been at the porridge eatery at Upper Thomson. Never been here, but I have tasted the porridge before at Kallang Bahru and Toa Payoh Hub (food court below the bus interchange). been delightful, especially when you have your servings with loved ones and friends

This shop is rather new kid on the block in JP. I knew A1 from food courts before. I find items on the menus rather over priced, especially the rice dishes, compared to food court. But of cos I understand they have rental to pay now. Staffs are helpful in getting us a sit in an efficient manner.I ordered the Signature HK porridge. Order came in hotpot, piping hot contents. The porridge is the thick type and comes with quite a generous portion of ingredients (peanuts, cuttlefish, sliced fish etc)

Very packed with people at 8pm, but the staff were really friendly. The chairs and tables were too close to one another, extremely squeezy for me. No place to put my bag. In fact, the chairs are just stools. Quite a messy layout.They got my favourite peanuts, and its' braised. It's a perfect combination of adding it alone or putting it into your porridge.It comes with the set of wet towels.. complimentary!My friend and I ordered Flower Tea ($5.90)! It's refillable, and the staff were very helpfu

Here is my claypot mushroom chicken rice, which costs $6.90 (with gst and service charges) as they are having lunch promotion. It comes with free wet tissue as indicated on the menu however, they don't provide it unless you asked for it. Well, the clay pot rice was too salty and the rice actually stick to it clay pot (usually it don't) and charred. The chicken was a little too hard to bite on. Well, it is kind of disappointed as it was one of their signature dish there.

After eating the awesome food at the chinatown branch, I couldn't resist queuing for this again at a place nearer to my house! Thankfully the queue wasn't very long as people ate really quickly and the staff were really swift in their clearing and setting up of table for the next patron. I ordered the claypot sliced fish porridge ($8.90)I like the consistency of the porridge, not too thick and not too watery. But this porridge was on the thicker side which makes it feel like more work has been p

Tried the A1 claypot at Jurong point today! It was awesome! Initially, i was a bit reluctant to order the porridge as I don't find it worth to have at $8.90! But I was so wrong. The porridge was awesome with a lot of ingredients added to it, like scallops, it was so nice! Best of all, all the ingredients tasted fresh and the scallop is so juicy! I really like it. It was very thick, and really differ a lot from those porridge that we ordered from market. There is also a mild sweetness if you real

Decided to head back to try their claypot porridge because my throat was a little sore. I ordered this crab meat and shredded chicken porridge in a claypot which sounded really promising. They use real crab meat which tasted like those frozen kind but I still find it acceptable. At least they did not use the fake type. I love the combination of shredded chicken and porridge together. The porridge was good on its own, no need to add any soya sauce. The texture of the porridge was rather nua which

Seafood Claypot NoodlesThe texture of the noodles is nicely cooked and the gravy is very flavourful however it is too salty so it spoiled the whole dish. If not for its saltiness, I would get it again but after this one try, I don't think I will be eating this again. In my opinion, it is not worth the $9.90 (or $8.90). Kinda pricey but for an air-conditioned eatery, still okay.

Try the double fish steamboat at this shop. The taste was not nice .Fish was not really fresh. And the soup get cold easily and when it was cold the whole soup become very sweet. Nothing special can get almost anywhere in other coffee shop.The claypot chicken porridge at least was much better than the fish steamboat. The porridge has generous ingredients inside including peanuts and the porridge was still hot after some time and it can be share among 2 as small bowls were avaliable to distribute

I had tried this A1 hor fun aftet my medical check up at Jurong Point. I was awesome after a long wait at the medical centre. First, the sauce of the hor fun goes perfectly well with the hor fun, it was thick and slightly salty. I liked it when it was served hot. On top of that, the sliced fish was fresh, thus it tasted sweet and soft. The hor fun was also awesome!If you visited the shop around 1pm- 3pm there will plenty of seats available. The waiting is also less than 10 minutes! My hor fun