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Hollywood duck rice used to be my go-to duck rice stall when i was a kid and when they were situated at Haig Road area (the coffeeshop used to be at where kinex mall now stands). And i used to call it the 7-up store, as they used to store their braised duck sauce in these 7-up bottles or smth as far as I rmbr.
Fast forward many years later, they are now at Sims Vista market and food centre! Have been eating it quite frequently in the last 3-10 years!
This visit was a revisit after a few months of not eating it, and the first time dining in! $4 for this plate of braised duck rice with more zhup plus.
As it was my first time dining in, it was also my first time trying the soup which turns out to be too herbal and strong duck tasting to me.
However, the braised duck taste during this visit seemed to be quite strong (and im not v fond of strong duck tasting meat)! Will be retrying the other braised duck stall that is also at sims vista market for my next trip to do a comparison!
Hollywood Braised Duck Rice
Address: 49 Sims Place, Sims Vista Market and Food Centre, Singapore 380049
One of the better CKTs I've had in SG
Store #01-25 black carrot cake - slight char and good amount for $4, but too sweet for my liking
Featuring their palm-sized chicken leg, basmati rice, green chilli sauce, sambal chilli and cucumbers. Note that if you takeaway, you don’t get any keropok and soup.
Really SEDAP😋. I can imagine it to be even better if I eat it there on the spot. Spice lovers will definitely enjoy this!
The famous green chilli chicken rice at Sims Drive Hawker which got Popular in Year 2020 after circuit breaker period!🐤🐥
Perpetual long queues at this stall! Was lucky that there was only a short queue of 5 ppl on Xmas Eve day ✌🏻
Was very intrigued by how this would taste like. It turned out to be quite spicy for me even though it was green and not red chilli. The grilled chicken is very well marinated and I liked how big the chicken leg portion was! Rice wasn't the typical Hainanese style chicken rice but more of the coconuty flavoured rice taste.
Note: no crispy keropok is given if you takeaway the order
I will say do try this at least once in your life! I'm just curious why there are no other stalls in Singapore replicating this same dish yet.
Their signage mentioned they started this since 1999, and by looking at the long queue after they open at 10:30am, they definitely have walked this far to attract so many people to support.
Interesting they used basmati rice with super delicious and soft chicken, topped with their signature green chilli for $5.
