Jew Kit Hainanese Chicken Rice

Overpriced, gentrified, overly-designed chicken brand. $27.80 for a double pax meal, but the one pax $10.30 seems much more worth. Rice was mushy and salty. Chicken was not bad, dry and powdery but nice sauce, kailan crunchy. Tofu nice but sauce is too salty and sweet. Service attitude is very bad. The service really ruined my time here. Apathetic staff. I wanted to ask a question and I get that she's busy but she just waved a receipt at me, without saying a thing and went about what she was doing before returning to assist me. Wouldn't come back here.

A Singapore authentic hainanese chicken rice restaurant. I ordered a set named Lovely meal $10.30 +$1 for drumstick. The chicken meat is juicy, silky, succulent and tenderness is above average. It is even more delicious when eating with ginger paste. The vege is fresh and crunchy. Can taste the rice aroma of each bite. Food portion is just nice. Will mark it as one of my favorite chicken rice in Sg. Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience. Thank you

Decided to give the place a try after walking past a few times. Was greeted and sitted very quickly. Though can use QR to order. Staff assisted to take our order and were very observant on our needs. Food came very quickly (less than 5 mins). We ordered chicken rice (came with free flow soup) ,Hokkien Mee, Sambal Kang Kong, Prawn roll, Drinks and dessert. Everything tasted great though the drinks are slightly blend (coffee and lemongrass). Desserts were also great and the highlight and to note the yam paste will take a while to prepare. Overall Portions are filling for small eaters and worth it for the price point. Lastly great service and will be back again to try the other dishes.

The signature poached chicken lived up to its reputation, with its smooth, tender texture and refreshing flavor, earning it the nickname "King of Smooth Chicken." The skin was thick with collagen! Even the breast was firm, not dry, and tender, perfectly cooked. The rice was rich and moist, permeated with the rich aroma of chicken fat. The ginger and chili peppers (with lemongrass) were also perfectly balanced. The Hainanese mutton soup was average, with a sweet base. A bit more herbal flavor would have enhanced the flavor and balanced the sweetness. The Hokkien noodles were a pleasant surprise: the shrimp broth was sweet and rich, with a subtle wok aroma that enhanced the flavor. It was an authentic and delicious dish that left a lasting impression. 😋

This place serves one of the best chicken rice dish in Singapore. The chicken is succulent and delicious, the meat is very tender, the rice is tasty and cooked perfectly. The sauces also really helps to elevate the entire dish. They have the soy sauce on the chicken, chilli sauce, garlic paste, and the dark soy sauce. Their soup is very tasty as well and it's refillable. Overall a very delightful experience dining here. Will definitely return again.

My friend and I had this 2 weeks ago as it was close to our hostel. Ordered half chicken (mixed white and roasted) - white chicken was very smooth while roasted chicken was more flavorful. Both tasted great and the food was served quickly. The uncle staff spoke Cantonese and was nice. Would definitely visit again next time in Sg :)

The interiors are fine. Few parts of the restaurant has the old nostalgic items. Nice. The music is apt for the outlet. Chicken rice is fine. Not bad. Can have a few times. The chicken meat is good. One unique thing is that the sauce is limited when served so it allows you the choice to add more if you need unlike some of the other chicken rice restaurants that serve with more than required sauce. Service is prompt. Reasonably priced for the outlet.

燒肉不行！that’s the first comment that came out. Came at 9pm-ish for late dinner. After ordering online, the staff came to inform that they ran outta roasted Jiken. Then came back again to update the Char Siew is also out. Probably it was late. The food came and I seriously felt that the Jiken rice at the coffeeshop near my house is better than this. The price doesn’t do justice.