Supreme Pork Chop Rice Review: Din Tai Fung-esque Pork Chop Fried Rice Under $5 At Bugis

Stalls like Supreme Pork Chop Rice , which sell affordably-priced dishes are incredibly difficult to find. Cooking up crispy pork chops and comforting Taiwanese fare for under $5, this stall is an oasis for those dining on a budget in Bugis. Din Tai Fung-esque Pork Chop Fried Rice Under $5 At Bugis Food at Supreme Pork Chop Rice With the supersized words “Supreme Pork Chop Rice” emblazoned on its storefront, we understandably had secured expectations for their Pork Chop Fried Rice ($5) .

I was impressed as their peanut-brown pork cutlets were fried upon order, rather than being chosen from a molehill of ready-to-serve cutlets. It was a case of love at first bite with their thinly battered pork chops. What I adore most about their pork chops is the bold sweetness and accents of garlic that flavoured the pork.

Shilin Night Market Is Coming To Singapore This April 2019 A chilli relish, similar to the ones provided with chicken rice, is available if you desire more moisture for your pork cutlet. Since the tartness of the relish clashed with the meat’s distinctive taste, even so, I preferred to savour the pork chop as is.

The starch-rich mixture encased the meat in a fragile crust and helped retain the juiciness of the pork. The result is a refreshing contrast in texture, as the crackle of the crust matched against the succulence of the meat.

Against the towering standards set by their pork chop, the fried rice disappointed with its dry texture and lacklustre aroma. The assortment of frozen vegetables buried inside the rice injected crunch rather than taste to the rice.

As for the helping of coleslaw that supplemented the fried rice, it was noticeably less saccharine than those offered by other eateries, hinting a minimal addition of sugar. If the previous dish was the tale of a mouthwatering main and disappointing side, the Chicken Chop Noodle ($4.50) offered an entirely different narrative. I in addition enjoyed that the thin crust of the fish was well-drained of oil.

Encouraged by the popularity of its Taiwanese-centric menu, the chefs of late introduced Gong Wan Soup ($4) and other authentic Taiwanese sides as well. Brimming with minced meat, every mouthful permitted me to fully appreciate the porkiness and succulence of the minced meat.

Ambience at Supreme Pork Chop Rice A convenient five-minute walk away from Bugis MRT Station, Supreme Pork Chop Rice is a store difficult to miss with its flamboyant storefront. However, as it is located in the basement of Bulkhaul House, the air can be rather stuffy.

The mains here are homely and I would love to recharge from an exhausting day by wolfing down their pork chops. For more wallet-friendly options in Bugis, check out our food guide of Bugis hawker stalls for other cheap food below $5! 10 Bugis Hawker Food Stalls Near Bugis MRT With Good And Cheap Food Below $5 Address: 67 Beach Road, #B1-01, Bulkhaul House, Singapore 189688 Opening hours: Mon-Sat, 10am to 8pm Supreme Pork Chop Rice is not a halal eatery.