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Tanglin Halt at Clementi has quite variety of selection. From Chicken, fish, steak, lamp, etc.. with different ways of cooking and different sauces. The price is very reasonable. They are quite famous for their chicken chop. For S$4.50, you can get a large portion of chicken, fries, beans and coleslaw.The chicken was not too fatty with the fatty parts removed for healthier purpose. A bit more sauce will perfect the dish.The fish was also big for the price of S$4.50. Crispy and not oily. The coat

Be prepared to queue if you want to eat here. Good news will be fast turnover rate 3 variations of chicken chops were presented today. personally preferred the original version. satay version was very nutty so if you enjoy nuts, go for this.black pepper version was not as spicy as I would have preferred it to be. but if you prefer milder spiciness, go for this.the fries that came together were timely fried and not soggy and yet soft within.Western food prepared the healthy way. Try them if you a

If you hear about the famous Satay that costs $0.38 per stick in Clementi Market and Food Centre, I bet that you have heard about Tanglin Halt Western Food too. They are located side by side to each other stalls manned by owned relatives. While most of the western food stalls in neighbourhood are selling at a minimum cost of $5.50, Tanglin Halt Western Food did the extra ordinary rate selling them at $4.50 for the plate of chicken cutlet without compromising the food quantity. Self service was

Tanglin Halt Western Food Stall not only sells cheap chicken chop menus but also their Beef Steak is quite cheap.When the dish came, I was quite disappointed with the beef meat serving. The beef meat was quite small in size.Although the beef steak smelled good, the meat was however tough and chewy. They used the same sauce for the beef steak as for the Chicken Chop. Though good for French Fries and grilled chicken chop, it was quite strange to have sweet & sour sauce for beef meat.

In Clementi Food Centre there was this very cheap Western Food Stall. At this price, they dfid not compromise on taste, quality and quantity.I ordered this Grilled Chicken Chop at $4.50. I could smell the aroma of the grilled meat when the chicken chop was served on the table. The chicken meat was grilled until the outer layer was cripsy and inside tender. There was this generous special sauce on the chicken chop which tasted sweet and savoury, which goes very well with the cripsy French Fries.

This Western food stall always has quite a long queue whenever I visit here. This time, it took me around ten minutes before my turn is up and I can place my order. This stall is neat and clean, and the stall owner is friendly too. Have ordered my all-time favourite chicken cutlet which never failed to impress me. This deep-fried chicken meat is really crispy and is not really that oily or salty. THe batter used on the outer layer make it really crispy on the outer layer, but yet the meat i

I was in the area in a rare occasion, and therefore decided to try their hawker fare. This 448 Market is your usual heartland hawker centre crowd to nearby residents. Sometimes place is dirty due to low manpower for cleaning. People need to take initiative to clear their own trays sometimes. We ordered the Chicken Cutlet. Everything is cooked so well, the chicken is tender in and crispy out. Just the right amount of batter coating. The chips is just well done, same : soft in, crispy out and fre

FoodThis stall has been there long time ago and if you are talking about clementi 448 market and food centre western food, lots of people will know it. The chicken culet was fried till so golden brown and with its gravy/sauce, you will definitely want some more!Comes with fries and coleslaw. The fries are soft but they arent soggy. Im not a fries fan or lover but I can say that the fries are good!Coleslaw has its kind of uniqueness taste - not too milky or sour and it's just alright. What is goo

Oh the horrors, we only got out of bed in time for a late lunch and by then the grilled chicken was already sold out So a fried chicken cutlet it was. And I didn't know better so I asked for the BBQ sauce. Which I of course regretted.Was it just me? Or was the sauce sweet?I expected BBQ like a smokey savoury sauce. The sweet sauce was too cloyingly sweet it ruined my chicken cutlet. I really wished i asked for the black pepper sauce. Ah well.

I went to clementi for dinner with my girlfriend. I was craving for western food but there was a queue at the tanglin halt western food stall. despite the queue, I gave in to my craving and joined the queue. I got myself and my girlfriend the chicken cutlet. Their chicken cutlet is really cool, despite being deep fried, they still added some brown sauce to the chicken. I think the brown sauce made the chicken taste even nicer. the chicken was very tender and juicy and it was quite a large piece

Have been eating here for years, nothing beats the tomato-based sauce for the chicken chop; it's sweet, slightly tart and delicious all around. Give it a try, it's a nice alternative to the pepper sauce you can get everywhere else. I always go for the larger portions at 7.50 and their servings are generous. Only down side am I always seem to end up finding them closed, there have been many times when I go down only to be disappointed. Think I don’t always get a good timing.

This stall has been there for as long as I can remember, and I always loved the sets that they serve. One of my favourites is the chicken cutlet set. It is cooked just right such that the chicken meat is still very tender to the bite and the accompanying sauce complements the texture of the meat very well. The set comes with salad and also a choice of thick cross fries or rice. I chose the fries which are still warm and crisp and is very delicious. You can also add an egg for an additional 50cen

This stall was operated by an elderly couple. They have been there for quite a number of years as I used to stay at Clementi 6 years ago. They located just next to the ever popular satay stall. We reached there right before the dinner crowd. I ordered lamb chop with rice with onion sauce. They serve 2 types of sauces, either black pepper or onion. Actually, I don’t prefer sauce over the food or it could be better if it served at the side separately. Anyway, it is hawker centre, I shouldn’