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Want a healthier version of claypot rice without all the chao tar bits? And the rice is not shrivelled n hard either. Try the claypot fun at the playground@bigsplash.

Be warned though, they don come with dark sauce. We've tried both the sausage and the salted fish/minced port. Both are

The liver is also to-die-for, tender n deliiiiiciously yummmmmy, but eat it while hot or it'll turn hard real fast.

claypot rice without the burnt bits? then why bother to eat claypot rice?

Tried this last weekend.
The rice quite delicious n there were burnt bits at bottom of claypot.
The Chinese sausage n waxed pork very tasty, not so with the chicken which tasted quite bland.
We tried the kiam chye ark and lotus/老王瓜 soups - OK only la.

mathsparks wrote:Want a healthier version of claypot rice without all the chao tar bits? And the rice is not shrivelled n hard either. Try the claypot fun at the playground@bigsplash.

Be warned though, they don come with dark sauce. We've tried both the sausage and the salted fish/minced port. Both are

The liver is also to-die-for, tender n deliiiiiciously yummmmmy, but eat it while hot or it'll turn hard real fast.

Is it at that place called White Coffee or White Town (White something, I forget)?

yes, it's there between the jap ramen n 7-11. And it's called old town white coffee. their nasi rendang is fantastic, i like their kaya/butter toast and penang laksa too. Still prefer ah kun's coffee to their nanyang coffee though. parking here is free before 5pm on weekdays.

tankee wrote:claypot rice without the burnt bits? then why bother to eat claypot rice?

i'm sure you're joking. you do know that too much char tar stuff is bad for your health as in the blackened bits are actually carbon and reported to cause cancer.

mathsparks wrote:yes, it's there between the jap ramen n 7-11. And it's called old town white coffee. their nasi rendang is fantastic, i like their kaya/butter toast and penang laksa too. Still prefer ah kun's coffee to their nanyang coffee though. parking here is free before 5pm on weekdays.

You mean my memory so good, got both "town" AND "coffee"?? Hehehe. Yah, I really like their hor fun too!

mathsparks wrote:

tankee wrote:claypot rice without the burnt bits? then why bother to eat claypot rice?

i'm sure you're joking. you do know that too much char tar stuff is bad for your health as in the blackened bits are actually carbon and reported to cause cancer.

I'm not. All who truly know their claypot would agree with me too. Check makansutra for example. Anyway, claypot burnt rice aren;t supposed to be charcoal black but charred.

mathsparks wrote:yes, it's there between the jap ramen n 7-11. And it's called old town white coffee. their nasi rendang is fantastic, i like their kaya/butter toast and penang laksa too. Still prefer ah kun's coffee to their nanyang coffee though. parking here is free before 5pm on weekdays.

agreed with you on their coffee. Tasted once, never ever will i go back there again for coffee. Their coffee may be popular to some, but it is not my cup of 'coffee' ... too diluted and too milky for my taste.

just don eat too much, k? tankee? charred or chao tao IS the same...but then i'm not seetoh.

ya, pity the coffee at old town, eh? i always like gd coffee w kaya toast. and they even sell the coffee in packs for you to savour at home.