Which Chicken Rice is Better? Chinatown, Bishan, Bukit Timah?

Singapore best chicken rice. Which chicken rice stall does YumzYumz think is the best in Singapore? We shall compare 3 chicken rice stalls that we have reviewed so far, and find out which one is the best chicken rice in Singapore.

Here is a quick overview of how these chicken rice faired in our assessments.

	Tian Tian Chicken Rice - Chinatown	Ming Ji Chicken Rice - Bishan	Seng Heng Chicken Rice - Bukit Timah
How did it taste?	4.0	4.5	5.0
Was it worth the price?	5.0	5.0	5.0
How was their attitude / service?	4.5	5.0	5.0
Overall Rating	4.5	4.8	5.0

Tian Tian Chicken Rice - Chinatown

Chicken was good but could be more tender and more seasoning, hence the drop in points for taste. They weren't rude nor impolite, but could do with more enthusiasm.

Ming Ji Chicken Rice - Bishan

Even with amazing crowds turning up, every single person tending to the stall were courteous and driven, greeting customer politely and communicating with each other in an orderly manner. Their process is a well oiled machine and churning out great chicken rice. Only thing that we nip picked on was their rice, which can be improved that tiny bit.

Seng Heng Chicken Rice - Bukit Timah

Crazy long queues, handling their customers with their utmost respect and politeness, moving really swiftly and showing they really want the customer's business, all the while creating their fantastic chicken rice. Rice was on point, fragrant, grainy and satisfying. Chili is so amazing, you can have it with the rice on its own. Chicken was fantastico, tenderlicious, which we always always get the breast meat portion. If the breast meat is tender, you can be sure the rest will be even much better.

Conclusion

Hence, we declare that between these 3 chicken rice stalls in Chinatown, Bishan and Bukit Timah, YumzYumz prefer Seng Heng Chicken Rice. If you disagree with this, do remember that it is our opinion. Food is subjective, and if you think otherwise, do drop us a message within any of our social platforms. ^^

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