Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice @ Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore.

First time I had this chicken rice was iconic, this was probably twenty years ago. Back then the queue wasn't that horrendous, now pfffttttt. Anyway was in the neighbourhood and decided to tapau. 

Ordered a portion of taugehs with sliced cuttlefish and poached chicken rice with some spareparts. I think I overdid it, the portion was good for two people. 

Drown it with some dark soya sauce and chilli, this is one good pack of Hainanese chicken rice. I know a lot of people has told me the standard dropped but I think it's still there. Or maybe I'm still sentimental with this stall, still loving it!

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice,

Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore.

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice @ Maxwell Food Centre, Singapore.

Call me bias or what, first time I've tried Tian Tian chicken rice, I never looked back. There's other chicken rice which is equally or near good, but this stall in Maxwell always have a sentimental spot for me as this was my first stall I had my Singapore Hainanese chicken rice.

This round I was pressed for time, had to do a tapau/take away.

Chicken rice with a side dish of beansprouts and cuttlefish. Everyone has their own style of eating it, and mine is sprinkle the thick dark soya sauce.

Add a generous dollop of chilli with a bit of garlic. Good stuff. Chicken is moist and tender. The beansprouts was crunchy, cuttlefish perfectly done and the chilli sauce is a killer. A good wholesome meal.

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice,
Maxwell Food Centre,
#01-10/11,
1 Kadayanallur Street,
Singapore.

Vegetarian Bee Hoon @ Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown, Singapore.

Back here in Maxwell Food Centre to do some tapau for breakfast, and my usual stall was closed. I found this vegetarian bee hoon stall instead, what a hidden gem. Simple and unassuming.

Some of the vegetarian dishes available, honestly my favourite is the tofu skins. The rest are just mock flours disguised as meats, not bad, but the tofu is still the best. Oh sorry, they have cabbages as well, I think. Honestly I know nuts about veges.

Being a non vege person, this actually tasted good. I love it. You have the option of translucent gravy, spicy gravy, or non. I tasted both translucent and spicy gravy, both equally good. Dishes look simple, affordable on the wallet, taste wise on par with my breakfast favourites. I shall be back for more.



Vegetarian Bee Hoon (Stall signage is in Chinese)
Maxwell Food Centre,
Stall #01-15.
1 Kadayanallur St,
Singapore.

Sisaket Thai Food @ Maxwell Food Centre, Chinatown, Singapore.

Back in one of my favourite hawker centres, been eyeing this thai food stall for quite some time, and decided to give it a try this round.

Seafood tom yam plus white rice. For 5 sgd, very generous portions.

This tom yam packs a spicy kick, just the way I like it. You know it's good after a few mouthfuls you start to sweat. Another stall I've found for a quick tom yam fix.

Sisaket Thai Food,
Maxwell Food Centre,
Stall #01-85.
1 Kadayanallur St,
Singapore.