Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken Rice

Tian Tian Hainanese Chicken was closed, so I decided to try Maxwell (stand 01-40) instead. I ordered a “chickener’s, medium, no sauce,” and the man at the stand acknowledged my request and served me exactly what I ordered. It was delicious, and I didn't get sick. Looking back, if I had the chance to do it again, I would change one thing: I would go for the "chickenerrei, large, no sauce."

The sauce for the renowned chicken rice contains soy and gluten, but you can request the chicken rice without the sauce. Be sure to inform the staff at the front counter and ask again when they serve your food. The orange chili pepper sauce they offer is gluten-free. It's often challenging to find gluten-free chicken rice at hawker stalls due to the use of soy sauce, so I was really pleased to have this option!

Hyped place with a long line. Prices are not the cheapest but not crazy high. Had the big plate for 7.80 which had a separate plate with only meat. Have to say that the meat was very nice. The rice is good but lacks a bit of the fragrance in my opinion. The uncle is not friendly but at the time they had a high workload so it's more understandable. The vegetables were very good actually. I just don't know why they only serve the red chili sauce and not the ginger/scallion sauce. Either way I would say it's worth trying if you come to Maxwell Hawker Centre

Very good Hainanese chicken and rice. Perfectly poached chicken 5$ for a medium serve. I could easily eat another plate. The shop was only open 10 minutes and there was a line. There is a stall opposite selling large bottles of beer for $7…. Perfect combination.

Famous place for Hainanese chicken rice in Singapore. The chicken is really good, well-cooked. But the rice is more amazing, very tasty rice. Better come here before rush hour, the queues is quite long and the seat is limited. Price is really reasonable, worth the quality.