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Decided to try out their chicken cutlet rice which looked good but I prefer the white chicken rice better. The chicken cutlet was a little dry and tasted rather ordinary. There was nothing worth mentioning about. The meat was a little hard at some areas but tender at others. I'll recommend you to get the normal chicken rice instead.Price: about $3.50.

The chicken rice was rather fragrant and not oily. The chicken itself was oily though but tender. It is reasonably priced at $3.50 and service is quite fast. There was also some beansprouts underneath the chicken. The chilli will taste better if it is spicier.

This was an average tasting chicken rice, nothing really stands out.There are two types of chicken meat, boiled or roasted, I chose the roasted one as the skin seems thinner. The chicken meat were not dry but also not tender enough. The egg was quite nice though, can taste the fragrance of braising. The rice was moist but not fragrant enough, tasted better after pouring the chilli sauce all over it. Overall, it still managed to satisfy my craving for chicken rice.

Can get really busy during lunch time...always a queue! If you eat at the coffee shop rather than take-away, the 'chicken rice set for one' comes with a bowl of soup & beansprouts under your chicken. Great value & will fill you up for lunch for under $3.50! Not enough? Additional sides of egg, tofu & a plate of veggies are available. I enjoy this stall better than Ananas' chicken rice across the street at the Bukit Gombak MRT station.

Before dropping my girlfriend off at her tuition kid’s place, we had lunch at the nearby coffee shop. We ordered the chicken rice there as the fragrance of the rice lured us to the stall. The chicken rice was rather reasonably priced. The chicken is very smooth and tender. The skin was not too oily too. The rice is as nice as how it smell. It was not clumpy at all, not too oily as well. and the rice were cooked perfectly not too hard. The chicken gravy is very tasty, a little too salty to be eat

This stall has been here since my primary school. You can imagine how long they were there. The chicken is very nice; however they open quite early and close early too. By the time I reach home at around 7:30pm, they have closed. Of course, they are cheaper last time, at only $3/per rice. I never order in group, they bill will add up to $19++ for 4 people, I always go for individual set. Their fried tofu is nice, however today no more stocks. The stall is always at queue at the noon time, unless

I asked my brother to 'da bao' a packet of chicken rice from my favorite chicken rice stall. Hmm, again my brother forgot to request for the beansprouts. (They serve the chicken with beansprouts when you dine there, but will have to request if you are taking away).But luckily my bother has added in a side dish for me - lemon chicken together with the chicken rice - really special right?) I get to enjoy two different type of chicken with the delicious chicken rice. Both type of chicken were yumm

My brother bought a packet of chicken rice from this special stall (They serve the chicken with beansprouts when you dine there, but will have to request if you are taking away).Ya, as you can see, there is no beansprouts! My brother has forgot to request for it! But luckily he has added a special dish - sweet and sour beancurb (Thai style). Well, I always have their chicken rice quite often, but this is the first time i try their beancurb. Wow, this sweet and sour beancurb tasted absolutely yum

This is a very special chicken rice stall. And this is the most popular stall at this coffeeshop. Usually, there is quite a long queue during lunch hour.Their chicken rice is special in a way that they serve beansprouts together with the chicken. Usually when you dine there, they will be a layer of beansprouts below the chicken. But if you order take away, they normally wont give the beansprouts unless you request. So do remember to ask for the beansprouts when you order take away.I love their b