Popular Lucky Plaza Fried Chicken Stall “Mr Grumpy” Opens New Outlet In TPY

Fiie’s Cafe opens new outlet in Toa Payoh with famous fried chicken

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Sometime last year, the owner of Fiie’s Cafe went viral on social media platforms after being dubbed Mister Grumpy. But his stern demeanour isn’t all to this famed stall—Mister Grumpy is also said to sell the best nasi ayam goreng AKA fried chicken rice, according to some netizens. And recently, they opened a new outlet in Toa Payoh, which probably means you can skip the snaking long queue at their Orchard branch.

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It only takes a plate of their Chicken Rice Set ($6) to understand why customers willingly join the queue even when the lunch crowd thickens. A basic set comes with a generous portion of fragrant rice that’s said to be similar to Hainanese chicken rice, a huge chicken that’s fried upon order, and a dollop of sweet-spicy sambal on the side.

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If the basic set isn’t enough, you can also add a variety of side dishes to complete your meal. There’s the popular Begedel ($1) and Quail Egg ($1 for three), as well as unique options including Chicken Liver ($1 for two pieces) and Gizzard ($1 for three pieces). All side dishes are cooked and displayed on the day itself, and Mister Grumpy starts prepping in the kitchen as early as 5:30am.

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Those who are tight on time can opt for takeaway by paying an additional $0.30! 

For easy access, Fiie’s Cafe newest outlet is a nine-minute walk from Toa Payoh MRT Station, and is located at a coffee shop.

For more good eats in Toa Payoh, read our Fire Rice review, where ex-Din Tai Fung chef sells pork chop and smoked duck fried rice under $8. Alternatively, learn more about Coffee House Banh Mi run by a 14-year-old “coffee prodigy” and his mother. 

Address: Lorong 4 Toa Payoh, Block 73, Singapore 310073
Opening hours: Daily 10:30am to 4pm
Website
Fiie’s Cafe is a Muslim-owned eatery.

Feature image adapted from @julianamh1 and Seng Hock Chang