Came here for lunch and saw that they had this crispy chicken rice with green chili lime sauce for SGD$5.90 that came with a bowl of soup. Basically its chicken cutlet rice drench with Thai chili sauce and garnish with generous amount of shredded cucumber. Have to say the cutlet remains crispy despite being drenched in the sauce, rice was surprisingly good, in fact better than some of the chicken rice stall outside. Would come back again to try their other dishes they have to offered.

I love the variety of chicken flavours offered here, from the herbal chicken that is comfort food to me, to the more unorthodox flavor like mala chicken. The portion of rice could have been a little more. However, the chili is not bad which is a plus point since chili is a very important factor in deciding whether chicken rice is good or not. It was sour enough with just the right amount of spice that tickles my taste buds. If you decide to order the ice lemon tea, be sure to thoroughly mix the bottom of the drink as all the syrup lies at the bottom of the cup. All in all, I would come here to dine again.

Imperial Ginger Chicken Chong Fun $5.90,Like it's chong fun as for Imperial Ginger Chicken sliced,find it bit dry, I should blend some ginger garlic sauce then wouldn't be dry. Chwee Kueh 4pcs $3.00 same taste as Tiong Bahru Chwee Kueh,like it. Avocado Coconut Shake $5.90,couldn't taste much of coconut juice. Actually wanted to try Duck Wrap but is not available.

An interesting concept! Offers 7 flavors of chicken rice and diff styles of coffees based on states of Malaysia! Pictured , the Assam version and the Samsui version! Pretty yummy in my opinion. However, Soup that came along with the set was tasteless. Quite pricey for a chicken leg+rice deal. However, would pay for the experience (; staff are friendly!

13 different types of coffee!! How cool is that?! The Selangor was too thick for my friend who likes coffee, and the Perak was good for another friend. Anw, I don't think you will go wrong with any if you're a fan of coffee. I personally tried their Teh C and it was okay, nothing to write home about. Food wise, the side dishes were all acceptable. The lightly salted and peppery mantou with kaya and butter was probably the best! I would glady trade 5 of those to replace the rice. The chicken drumstick itself was flavourful and succulent. It's gravy is similar to the soup that you can find from those boiled soup stalls in hawker centres selling imperial herbal chicken. Overall, I won't mind returning. You should try too at least once.

Succelent juicy steam chicken leg with variety of sauces and style to choose from. The rice is fragrant and delectable. The coffee choices from diferrent states of malaysia can be spoilt for choice. The kedah brew is tip top for my taste buds. Will definately come down to try other flavours.

Love this place! Good for parents who has young kids who eats chicken rice. Have many variations of chicken rice and my fav is the Herbal Chicken rice. Got to make the order and payment at counter before being served. Keep it up!

I was really attracted to the menu of different steamed chicken rice, and coffee from 13 states of malaysia. The service was quite attentive and overall setting was relaxed and comfortable. The duck crepe roll was soso for me, as it was messy to eat with minced meat dropping from the sides. The Thai chilli sauce was also a little strange as I was expecting sweet sauce similar to Peking duck sauce. I had the ginger chicken rice, and it was quite tasty. The chicken thigh was tender and juicy, but ginger paste was a little too oily. T had the mala chicken, and it was also quite tasty. However, bone in thigh meat was a little hard to eat. Coffee and tea were great!

A little over priced but food is pretty decent. Def better than the A1 nearby. Interesting style of serving chicken rice with different modern twist of sauces. Ordered the sesame chicken and they served it with Japanese sesame sauce. Pretty interesting. Chicken was moist inside. But what was disappointing is the coffee. First cup was fine. Order the second to be stronger but it came more watered down than the first. That’s why 3 stars.

I had the signature ginger chicken. Nothing to rave about but still above average. The chicken is cooked well and is quite tender. I like the coffee here too. Quesadillas (assam chicken) is passable.

The curry chicken dish came with a drumstick and slices of soft creamy potatoe. Chicken was moist and moderately marinated while the curry gravy was not too spicy, suited for most people. Menu can be found at the table. Just note you need to include GST on top of the menu prices. First timers can get a bit lost on what to order at the counter and likely to hold back others in the queue. 3.5 stars.