Posted by CyberTron on Aug 28, 2008 10:32PM
As I never check before going to to ABC Brickworks Food Centre yesterday, was disappointed when we found out this claypot rice was closed every Wednesday when we were there. So determined to check it out again, we drop by here again to try out this claypot rice, as it seems to be highly rated too by the online community.
Before we came, my friend called up to order first, so when we were there, our claypot rice was served pretty fast, like less than 5 minutes. When we were there, saw there were quite a few tables also ordered the claypot rice.
We ordered a 2 person portion, which was $10. We also ordered a soup, which was surprising cheap at just $2!
So how's this claypot rice compared to the famous ones at Clementi, Golden Mile and Le Chasseur (opposite The Central)? Well, one significant difference I noticed is at the other places, the usually give ya the soya sauce and oil separately for ya to add and mix, whereas here, it is all pour for ya already, so when you get ya claypot rice, you only need to stir it to mix it properly.
Taste wise, I would say all 4 is pretty comparable, and this one is probably closer to the style of Clementi and Golden Mile one, though I think the latter might just taste a little better (probably because I get the choice to decide how much soya sauce and oil I want to add?). However, Golden Mile one does not offered boiled soup, and the soup at Clementi is also more expensive, so this place have a slight edge in terms of pricing or value for money. Worth mentioning is the fruit juice stall nearby sells the fruit juice pretty cheap too. A big glass for orange juice goes for only $1.80 or $2 I think.
Overall, I feel the claypot rice here is pretty good and coupled with the soup, makes it quite a value for money meal.
PS : While we were there, we also notice a chicken rice stall at the corner which seems to have lots of awards paste on the stall front, and I think I saw someone eating, seems to look quite nice too.
Before we came, my friend called up to order first, so when we were there, our claypot rice was served pretty fast, like less than 5 minutes. When we were there, saw there were quite a few tables also ordered the claypot rice.
We ordered a 2 person portion, which was $10. We also ordered a soup, which was surprising cheap at just $2!
So how's this claypot rice compared to the famous ones at Clementi, Golden Mile and Le Chasseur (opposite The Central)? Well, one significant difference I noticed is at the other places, the usually give ya the soya sauce and oil separately for ya to add and mix, whereas here, it is all pour for ya already, so when you get ya claypot rice, you only need to stir it to mix it properly.
Taste wise, I would say all 4 is pretty comparable, and this one is probably closer to the style of Clementi and Golden Mile one, though I think the latter might just taste a little better (probably because I get the choice to decide how much soya sauce and oil I want to add?). However, Golden Mile one does not offered boiled soup, and the soup at Clementi is also more expensive, so this place have a slight edge in terms of pricing or value for money. Worth mentioning is the fruit juice stall nearby sells the fruit juice pretty cheap too. A big glass for orange juice goes for only $1.80 or $2 I think.
Overall, I feel the claypot rice here is pretty good and coupled with the soup, makes it quite a value for money meal.
PS : While we were there, we also notice a chicken rice stall at the corner which seems to have lots of awards paste on the stall front, and I think I saw someone eating, seems to look quite nice too.
6 Jalan Bukit Merah
01-38 ABC Brickworks Food Centre
Phone : +65 6276 5259
Opening hours : 5pm - 11.30pm (Close on Wednesday)
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CyberTron commented..
hmm...been there awhile back...but i dun remember they only use chicken wing for the meat though. Looking at the photos seems some parts like from the breast meat though. I guess you can always try give them a call and make a reservation before you go down, and specifically request for breast meat maybe?
2008-11-16 23:45:43
Anonymous commented..
I remember they only use chicken wings for their claypot rice, still the same? The rice is quite tasty, just that I would prefer breast meat.
2008-11-16 23:30:31
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Low Chun Kheun commented..
Recommended by Cybertron and you. If I go Singapore this place is my 1st in the list
2009-01-08 20:59:16
CyberTron commented..
In Singapore, not too hard to find good dim sum, it is cheap and good that's hard to find...hahaha...
So far, for cheap and good, I think Yan Palace get my vote. :)
2009-01-08 19:02:46
Sally Quek commented..
I'm not crazy about song fish head, but I'm very particular about the food freshness & tastiness, esp for seafood, freshness is very important to me. ^o^
2009-01-07 19:34:49
Sally Quek commented..
Haven't try the char siew su there yet, will try it next time. ^o^
2009-01-07 19:27:53
CyberTron commented..
I think their high tea buffet is around $18+++ if not wrong. Unless one eats a lot, else might be cheaper to eat ala carte at yan palace or something.
2009-01-07 08:49:11
CyberTron commented..
If ya like song fish head, I think ya should give the one at Albert Street temporary food centre (next to bugis mrt) a try. When I pass by or grab my meals there, I always see old couples ordering the fish head there. :)
As for chinatown, there's so many stalls selling that dish, frankly, I'm not sure which is the best one there though :)
2009-01-07 00:35:23


