Hainan Second Street

Name: Hainan Second Street
Address: 38A, Singapore 609601, a, Singapore

3.6/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

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Address :	38A, Singapore 609601
Phone :	📞 +977
Categories :	Restaurant ,
City :	a

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T	Timothy Teo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Plenty of delicious food at this nice restaurant. Curry rice tastes authentic, as well as the chicken rice. Very reasonably priced, and great flexible staff for providing ice for my Chinese tea ?
K	Kendrick Wee on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Order was easy and straightforward. Checked the order sheet and queue to order and pay. Ordered chicken curry mee, beef noodle soup, turnip egg hor fun, clay pot tofu and some drinks. Serving size across the dishes were generous. Curry mee flavorful, chicken meat tender. Beef noodle soup was quite peppery, quite bit of meats but some were on the tougher side. Hor fun was interesting, was on the sweet side so gd for people who love sweet food. Tofu was good, sufficient seasoning and flavor.
K	Karen Sia on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ We ordered chicken rice and the curry chicken chop rice. The rice was delicious and the curry aromatic. I especially enjoyed the braised pork in the curry rice dish, which was seasoned just right and had a melt-in-mouth texture. Unfortunately, of the different components that make up the dish, the most essential curry and chicken chop was at a rather tepid temperature. It would definitely be more pleasant if these were a warmer. Especially since it took a little longer to arrive, I expected it to be piping hot, not at a tepid temperature
S	Shane Wang on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Although the curry chicken rice is slightly pricey, you get tasty chap chye and braised pork to go along with the curry rice. The dry beef noodle is also good and goes well with the chilli provided
S	Stephanie Tan on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5 star for the Hainanese chicken rice. Chicken is moist and tender, matched perfectly with spicy garlicky chilli sauce. Rice was very fragrant with strong ginger and clove / star anise taste. Comes with warming soup. Prawn fritter was also very good, with nice bite of fresh prawn, tiny water chestnut pieces, crunchy tofu skin. Maybe 4 star for the soya sauce chicken because it was a little dry and wasn't as flavourful as the Hainanese chicken. Tea and coffee were great.
s	sm on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Had a satisfying dinner here. Ordered quarter chicken, clay pot tofu with mushrooms, hainan chap chye and ngor hiang. Must say the chap chye is better, more flavorful than the chap chye served by the other restaurant at Westgate I visited last week. The ngor hiang is also good with filling that has nice texture and goes well with the chili that comes with it. The chicken has nothing to shout about though the portion can be a bit little. The Claypot tofu also tasted normal. But the chicken rice itself is fragrance. Will return for the hainan curry rice.
K	Kenny Yap on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The curry scissors rice is divine. Pricey but very very good. I like this sort of curry which is rich and creamy. The egg could afford to be abit more fried and charred, and yolk more runny. But everything else was surprisingly very good. Not much to comment for the curry noodles as I did not have it. I’m not a fan of yellow noodles but here’s a photo for you to enjoy.
T	Timothy Leong on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is my first time visit the restaurant. Have order ngo hiang, boiled half chicken, Hainan Chap Chye, Ah Char, and Hainan Pork Chop. I'm impressed by the Hainan Pork chop, from the sauce to pork chop and fries. It's truly the Hainan taste which I tasted many years back. Honestly, this Hainan Pork chop is much better than another Hainan cafe. I'll definitely come back for the pork chop. For boiled chicken, this is also nice. It's not a "cold" dish where other places served. If it's served hot, this confirm the best! The price is acceptable. $70+ for 4 adults with 5 dishes and drink. I saw many people ordered steamboat at the restaurant. I may have a try on the next visit.