Beo Crescent No Name Hainanese Curry Rice (Closed)

Amongst the top 3 curry rice (In my opinion: scissors cut, Henderson and Beo). This version is definitely the spicier of the 3. Merge food is great, aunties that scoops the food are chatty during non peak hours. If you are a stickler for grade "A" cleanliness of the environment then this place is definitely not for you. But if you are "chin cai" abt this kinda thing then the food more than makes up for it.SE tips: if you are alrdy at the area do try the Hokkien mee at the coffee shop next to it.

The wait is dependant n the queue. The dishes to try here is definitely the stewed cabbage and pork chop!!The pork chop is very crispy it's not the meaty type, dunno how they do it..like a snack!!The cabbage is very nice... soft to the max! And when you eat it with the curry laden rice... oooooo... heavenly... Bear in mind, if there are any particular sauce you don't want you have to let them know before hand. By default they will drown your rice with spatulars of various gray they have there (i

I am back here again! Instead of joining the long queue, I had breakfast instead at 10.30am!Instead of eating their signature crispy pork chop, I had their curry pork! It is very delicious, I prefer this to their crispy pork chop as I find that their pork chop too dry. Their braised cabbage is so soft, and almost melted in my mouth! I also tried their curry chicken, not really nice, as it is chicken wing, quite little meat and hard to eat. We asked for extra curry sauce on it, and they are so ge

Dont judge a book by it's cover. Well, for those who walk by the old school place in Beo Crescent, who will actually thought that such nameless stall sell delicious Hainanese Curry Rice? Having heard of its popularity, I wanted to try them up so much since years ago. However their business was way too good that their operations ended everytime before I could make it.I'm not a Curry Rice Eater when it comes to breakfast meal but I have no choice but to visit them on a early Sunday morning since I

Crispy crunchy pork chop and cabbage cooked to perfection with drool-worthy curry gravy slapped generously on the rice. That's the famous curry rice in my neighbourhood, had it for lunch today coz saw that there was only like 4 pax in the queue at 130pm... happiness!!It is cheap and good, $2.70 for this simple but delicious lunch ... The pork chop here is unique in the sense that there is more batter than meat. It is like eating crispy flour-battered crackers. For those who prefer more meat in

I've been patronising this stall since young, as I actually stay at Tiong Bahru Area previously. Although I've moved to Tampines, but I will still go back and patronise this stall at least once per month. This stall serves great Curry Rice, their curry gravy consists of three different type of gravy. One plate of rice is definitely not enough for those who can take spicy stuffs! Also, some dish to look out for - Pork Chop, Vegetables & Prawns. Its Pork Chop is very crispy, one of the dishes that

Featured in where the queue starts, 排排站,查查看 4。during lunch hrs, there will always be a crazy long queue outside the No Name Hainanese Curry Rice stall at Blk 40 beo crescent(coffee shop beside beo crescent food centre). Their signature pork chop is very crispy and fragrant. Another must try is their soft and tasty cabbage. Love their braised soy egg too. Sometimes i ordered their curry pork too... not bad too. The curry is slightly spicy and yummy! Strongly recommended and price is quite cheap

I had heard people raved about this curry rice that is situated in the neighbourhood of Beo Crescent. You can easily spot this place by looking out for a long queue forming outside a coffee shop. The old school stall has no sign board and everyone calls it the Beo Crescent Curry rice.Their famous pork chops are on the must-try list of every foodie. Remember to order the Pork Chops separately so that it will not be soaked in the curry sauce. Oh god. This Beo Crescent Curry Rice Pork Chop is indee

It was a rainy morning. I was there at about 1.30 pm. There was a really long queue of about 15 people right there. This stall has been featured in a TV programme recently. I guess the long queue might be due to the TV effect. I came across a mixture of good and bad reviews for this particular Hainanese Curry Rice stall.I waited for about 25 minutes to order. I was left with limited choices for dishes. I ordered for a portion of highly recommended braised cabbage, fried pork chops and also the

During my previous visits to Beo Crescent Food Centre, I have always noticed the long queue outside this no name stall selling Hainanese Curry Rice in a run down coffeeshop. I finally found the time to check out the place and I was not disappointed. There was not much varieties left when I reached the stall. The pork chops were unique, crispy and very good. Not the norm I have eaten at other Hainanese Curry Rice stall. The rest of the dishes which were commonly found at other Hainanese Curry Ric

If you are a curry lover, you should definitely try this curry vegetable rice here. The concept is similar to those vegetable rice stall outside,only thing is that there are more range of curry dishes here and they also prepared a big port of curry gravy for you to self service pour on to your plate of vegetable rice. The curry here is really thick, fragrant and creamy, which most of it are filled with the fragrant of the indian spicies. Like their curry chicken alot as the meat is really tende