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2011-03-20
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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
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 their shop, a stone's throw away from the hawker centre.
I am not a big fan of their chilli, i do find it a little too sweet. That is why I never think of Loy Kee whenever i am craving for chicken rice.
Do you go for chicken, the rice or the chilli? If i really have to choose then it gotta be chilli.
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