Originally Posted by Rabbit2023 (Post 18885494)

We all knew about the famous Tian Tian chicken rice at Maxwell Road Food Centre but there is another stall known as Ah Tai Hainanese chicken rice.

Originally Posted by sms96 (Post 18885773)

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Originally Posted by Rabbit2023 (Post 18885494)

We all knew about the famous Tian Tian chicken rice at Maxwell Road Food Centre but there is another stall known as Ah Tai Hainanese chicken rice.

Ah-Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice: The Chicken Rice War at Maxwell Road Food Centre

The man who has been cooking at Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice (#01-10) for more than 20 years has set up his own place – Ah-Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice (#01-07), just three stalls away from his former employer at Maxwell Road Food Centre.

A chicken rice war broke out when the cook behind Tian Tian Chicken Rice, Mr Wong, was sacked last October. Upset at being sacked after 20 years behind the stove, Mr Wong opened his own stall in the same food centre after 4 months later.

After people find out that he has set up shop nearby, many make a beeline for it. Judging from the snaking queues at Ah-Tai Hainanese Chicken Rice when we were there last Saturday for lunch, it seems to be winning.

Taste-wise, Ah-Tai’s chicken is more tender, juicy and has a smoother texture, which is definitely better than Tian Tian.

The rice is grainy and fragrant but I felt it was too dry for my liking.

As for the chilli sauce, Tian Tian’s chilli sauce is a winner for me because it has more tangy kick. Ah Tai’s chilli was much thicker and more spicy.

Prices at Ah Tai starts at $2.50 a plate, compared to $3 at Tian Tian.

Originally Posted by Whatford (Post 18885888)

Very affordable at $2.50

Originally Posted by batho (Post 18861532)

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Originally Posted by z0z0 (Post 18920319)

Preserving Cantonese comfort food. Chinatown hawker stall Yuet Loy's tried-and-true delights stand the test of time

Originally Posted by z0z0 (Post 18920319)

Preserving Cantonese comfort food. Chinatown hawker stall Yuet Loy's tried-and-true delights stand the test of time

Yuet Loy Cooked Food
Block 335 Smith Street

Originally Posted by z0z0 (Post 18920319)

Preserving Cantonese comfort food. Chinatown hawker stall Yuet Loy's tried-and-true delights stand the test of time

Yuet Loy Cooked Food
Block 335 Smith Street
#02-151, Chinatown Hawker Centre
Opens 12.30pm to 2pm and 6.30pm to 9pm
Closed on Wednesday and Thursday

Originally Posted by AsiaFenceStreet (Post 18920407)

Who try this before?

Geylang Claypot Rice

Originally Posted by AsiaFenceStreet (Post 18920407)

Who try this before?

Geylang Claypot Rice