Don’t let
the name mislead you; Hainanese chicken rice is often considered
as one of Singapore’s flagship dishes. Its widespread availability
throughout the country underscores its popularity among
locals and overseas visitors. The magic, as they say, lies
in the precision needed to prepare this seemingly straightforward
local fare — from the complexity of the rice (usually prepared
with stock) to the exact temperature needed to cook the
chicken to perfect tenderness. Devotees of this local dish
will swear by the accompanying chilli sauce, usually made
from a special blend of chilli, garlic and ginger that goes
exceedingly well with the succulent chicken slices. You
can also dip the chicken into the dark soy sauce and garlic
sauce, and eat it with a hearty helping of rice to fully
appreciate this delightful dish. Other versions include
the roasted chicken rice, which comprise slices of juicy
roasted chicken as opposed to the usual steamed version. |
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| Bak Kut Teh |
Satay |
Fried Carrot Cake |
Roti Prata |
Hainanese Chicken
Rice |
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Laksa |
Char Kway Teow |
Fish Head Curry |
Rojak |
Chili Crab |
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