The BBC pork chop rice

It's been about 10 years since I was first introduced by a friend to this particular store which was then located in an air conditioned coffeeshop just beside Allson Hotel. Since then, it's moved to the food court in Shaw Leisure Gallery and now currently resides in another food court at Bras Brasah Complex (Coffee Express 2000 Food Court). As far as consistency goes, nothing much has changed since the first time I've had these pork chops which are fried on order. Which is incidentily one of the things that make them good. No cooled grease nor soggy batter on the pieces of meat. It's all fried as you get them and as far as fried ones go without getting into leagues of tonkatsu, these are juicy as well.

They're $3.30 a plate and if my memory serves me, it's been going at that price for a very long time too. There's nothing very fancy to it. A very decent piece pork chop with rice, some cooked (probably frozen packaged) corn/carrot/peas and salted vegetables. The eggs cost extra if you want them and they're actually pretty good for hard boiled eggs. You can notice that the color of the brown sauce seeped into the egg whites from all the simmering and the egg is flavored rather than just colored brown from the sauce. I like to mix the vegetables and the rice together with the chilli, makes the whole deal rather appetizing.