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Although Loy Kee Chicken Rice & Porridge is recommended by several celebrities, I feel that this stall at Whampoa Drive over-rated. The most important element of chicken rice is the rice but it is not fragrant and wet. The mixture of sesame and light soya sauce sauce that they drizzle on top of the chicken was oily and too salty. Also, the chili tasted different and weird, not to my liking. Kind of disappointed with their Chicken Rice.

Loy Kee was once famous for its Hainanese Chicken Rice cuisine back in the 90s as they were voted for the best selling chicken rice in Singapore that had met the quality, satisfaction and standard from its patrons. Back then, Loy Kee Chinese Rice Franchise Stalls was seen almost everywhere and thus their presence was made known so as their reputation.Till today, we are still able to have a feel of how a Traditional Hainanese Chicken Rice Feels like but unfortunately not many were left. I guess

If you have no idea what to eat or simple do not favor chinese food... The one thing that you guys can really do is to have some chicken rice...When some of my friends come from overseas... what they will ask me for is a plate of chicken rice and when it is around 4pm in the afternoon... I will take them to this stall for an average plate of chicken rice. The key to good chicken rice is that it is best fresh around 11 or 12 in the afternoon.At night they will start preparing for steamboat which

My son brought me to have chicken rice at this place. We ordered half of the roasted chicken with rice to share. The skin has got a nice flavor and tasted not very oily. The meat was tasty and juicy. The chilli and garlic paste went very well with the chicken. The chilli did not taste too spicy to me. The rice has got nice fragrance and grainy in texture. One of the better rice that i ever tried.

Another preferred stall for chicken rice. We usually eat here whenever we are in this food centre. Our usual order is half of roasted chicken with 2 plates of rice. Their roasted chicken served with achar and cucumber slices. The rice is fragrant, grainy and not too oily. The chicken was nicely roasted but still tasted juicy and tender. Their chilli is not too spicy with a hint of lime and ginger.

Visiting Loy Kee again and ordered their famous chicken rice for 3 at $13.90 and a lime juice for $1.90. The lime juice is a bit over-rated. The roasted chicken is crispy, tender and tasty! The chicken rice is very nice; it is neither too oily nor too dry. However, I forgot to take a picture of it.

I love chicken rice, I love spamming mine with dark soy sauce and chili, ginger too if the stall serves freshly mashed ginger.The chicken rice here is rich and fragrant. You can tell from its color, it is slightly yellowish instead of almost-white.The roast chicken meat is tender, even though I requested for breast meat.

If you do not want to pay more to eat in their shop then you might want to consider eating it at the hawker centre. The prices are slightly lower though not too significant. Pay slightly lower price for the same nice and tender chicken, but the rice is not as fragrant as compared to their shop, though not oily nor mushy. If you have little expectation then this stall in the hawker centre is good enough, but if you prefer to have it in a better ambience then maybe you would like to eat it at thei