1002 Jalan Bukit Merah
#01-3752 Maddox Canteen Bar
Singapore 159456

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Friday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

Saturday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

Sunday:
Closed

Monday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

Tuesday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

Wednesday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

Thursday:
10:30am - 02:30pm

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I'm trying this at its new location yet not eating the balls haha. The boss told me to try this. It came with pork cutlet, chap chye, and because the cutlet had little left, some poached chicken too. The first thing to note is the curry was the spicy kind, closer to Indian than Chinese. Next, the pork, chicken and vegetables were all mediocre.

The Chicken with Double Ball comes with two very well shaped hand-rolled rice ball, a seemingly small but large portion of boiled chicken and the signature herbal soup.

Read more: https://www.misstamchiak.com/hainan-chicken-rice-ball/

Unlike conventional chicken rice, Hainanese Chicken Rice Ball is known for their chicken rice that is shaped into a ball, steamed chicken that is lightly drizzled in dark sauce, braised pork belly instead of roasted pork and herbal soup instead of chicken soup. The portion is not a lot but the food is not bad. The steamed chicken and braised pork are very tender and go very well with the dark sauce and chilli, which is quite spicy. The herbal soup is sweet and earthy, and the soft taupok soaked up the flavours thoroughly. The chicken rice grains are shorter than usual and quite fragrant, though the rice was a little undercooked when I went, which is not their norm. Our meal was $18 for 3 pax. Good to have this again after a long time!

Chicken Rice Set Meal - two chicken rice balls, Hainanese steamed chicken, braised pork belly and tau pok soup.

The rice balls were huge and fat, generous portion of rice. The rice were a bit sticky as compared to normal chicken rice. Smooth, tender and boneless steamed chicken makes it perfect for lazy people who doesn’t like to debone chicken before eating, heehee. Unlike usual chicken rice soup which is clear in colour and with some chopped spring onions, this tau pok soup is dark in colour and taste like bak kut teh. Peppery and hot, something new to match with chicken rice. I’m not a fan of braised pork belly, so ya....

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Hainan Chicken Rice Ball
3 Dickson Road
Shin Boon Hwa Food Centre
Singapore 209530
- From 8.30am till Sold Out

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It's hard to find Chicken Rice balls in Singapore, and while we know of one known one from Malaysia within RWS Malaysia Food Street at Sentosa, little know of this hidden gem in Jalan Besar tucked within a coffeeshop at Upper Dickson Road. This one felt more for novelty's sake however; the chicken was plain and doused only in soy sauce and was of a more than passable quality but bore nothing to impress, while the chicken rice balls were more similar to chicken rice rolled into spheres rather than the glutinous type served at RWS Malaysia Food Street. Chili was rather potent but seemed more flat out spicy; prefer more calamansi in my chicken rice chili.

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