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Savoring Seng Huat Duck Rice at Sembawang Hills Food Centre: A Tenderlicious Delight

 


Sembawang Hills Food Centre, situated along Upper Thomson Road, is a hawker's paradise teeming with hidden culinary treasures. Among the bustling stalls, one name stands out – Seng Huat Duck Rice. If you're looking for an unforgettably tenderlicious experience, this is the place to be.

The Tenderlicious Duck

Duck rice often gets a bad rap for its tough, teeth-clinging meat, but Seng Huat's version redefines the game. The duck here is astonishingly tender, practically melting in your mouth. Each succulent bite is accompanied by a thick, rich gravy that elevates the dish to new heights.

Warm Welcomes Await

But it's not just the duck that's a showstopper; the stall owners are an absolute delight. Their friendly demeanor adds an extra layer of warmth to the entire experience. It's like you're visiting old friends who happen to be expert duck rice artisans.

The Art of Timing

Be prepared to queue, my friends. On a regular weekday during lunchtime, we had to wait for about 20 minutes, but trust me, it's worth every second. The long queues are a testament to the stall's popularity, and they usually sell out around noon. So if you want to dodge disappointment, get there a tad early and savor the anticipation.

Wallet-Friendly Delight

Now, let's talk about the cost. A generous portion of their mouthwatering duck rice sets you back just $4. It's a budget-friendly bonanza for the quantity and quality you receive. In the world of Singapore hawker cuisine, this is the real steal!

The Chili That Packs a Punch

Their chili sauce is the real deal. Not the runny type that leaves you unimpressed; it's a thick, subtly sweet, and spicy companion that beautifully complements the duck meat. It's a match made in food heaven.

Rice with a Twist

Say goodbye to the typical soy sauce-tinted rice; Seng Huat serves their duck rice with plain white rice. But don't be fooled, it's no ordinary rice. The aromatic and flavorful gravy poured over it transforms the humble rice into an essential part of the dish.

A Bowl of Scrumptious Soup

Don't overlook the delightful bowl of soup that comes with your duck rice! Seng Huat's soup is fragrant and full of flavor, offering the perfect complement to the richness of the duck. It's like a warm, aromatic hug for your taste buds, adding an extra layer of comfort to your meal. Plus, it's unlimited, so feel free to slurp away and make your dining experience even more satisfying.

In Conclusion

In a nutshell, Seng Huat Duck Rice at Sembawang Hills Food Centre is a yummilicious experience you won't want to miss. From the tender duck to the wallet-friendly price and the friendly faces behind the counter, it's the complete package. Highly recommended for all you foodies out there – this is a duck rice adventure worth embarking on. So why wait? Get in line, and let Seng Huat Duck Rice redefine your hawker food expectations.

Seng Huat Duck Rice Opening Hours and Location

MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday9 am - 1 pm
Thursday9 am - 1 pm
FridayClosed
Saturday9 am - 1 pm
Sunday9 am - 1 pm

Address: 590 Upper Thomson Rd, #01-07, Singapore 574419, Sembawang Hills Food Centre

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