Food News

Get $1 Roasted Chicken Rice At Telok Blangah For A Limited Time Only

Hua Zai Hong Kong Style Roasted Delight has $1 chicken rice

As our unofficial national dish, chicken rice is a go-to meal for many Singaporeans. If you’re looking to have it on a tight budget, though, there’s no better place to get it than at Hua Zai Hong Kong Style Roasted Delight’s Telok Blangah Crescent outlet—for the time being, at least. The stall is offering a plate of what they call Japanese Style Roasted Chicken Rice for just $1.

We’re not sure what this “Japanese Style” means for roasted chicken rice, but for that price, I’m not asking any questions.


Image credit: David Lim

This isn’t the first time Hua Zai Hong Kong Style Roasted Delight, a roast meat franchise with several outlets across the country, has had a $1 promo for its chicken rice. This time, it is specifically the Telok Blangah Crescent stall that has this offer, so do ensure you’re heading down to the right outlet or you may have to pay regular price for a plate.


Image credit: SG Warehouse Sale & Events

Each customer can purchase up to a maximum of three plates or packets of chicken rice. Should you want to add roast pork such as char siew to each set, an additional $1.50 is required.

And as part of this promo, a whole chicken will set you back just $9.90. For chicken rice fans on a budget, this has to be an incredible bargain. Those who are interested should head down soon, as there’s no telling when this offer will expire.

For a story about how chicken rice became our national dish, read our chicken rice history feature. For where to get the cheapest prawn mee in Singapore, read our Lai Hiang Pork Rib Prawn Mee coverage.

Address: 10 Telok Blangah Crescent, BGAIN10 Eating House, Singapore 090010
Opening hours: Daily 10am to 6pm
Website
Hua Zai Hong Kong Style Roasted Delight is not a halal-certified eatery.

Feature image adapted from SG Warehouse Sale & Events.

Enze Kay

Enze has been a food writer for more than half a decade. He loves noodle dishes from all over the world, but has a special place in his heart for the local classics, such as bak chor mee, wonton mee, and hokkien mee.

Is Artbox 2026 Worth Going? Here Are 10 Things We Tried

Artbox Singapore returns in 2026 for its seventh edition, but is it worth the visit…

2nd April 2026

This New Suntec Eatery Lets You DIY Bibimbap And Pay By Weight

Run by celebrity Korean Chef Min Yohan, Bibim Deli is a new restaurant at Suntec…

2nd April 2026

Hangzhou Restaurant Opens First Overseas Outlet In Katong

Nai Nai Flavor is making its debut beyond its home city, bringing a unique taste…

2nd April 2026

Subway Launches 100% Steakhouse Beef Ribeye Sub For A Limited Time Only, And It’s Steakhouse-Level Good

Subway announces new Steakhouse Gravy Series Few things hit the spot like a good, juicy…

2nd April 2026

Yo-Chi To Open At The Star Vista With Aussie-Famous Froyo

Yo-Chi will open a second outlet at The Star Vista! The famous Australian frozen yoghurt…

2nd April 2026

Tengah Food Guide: 10 Best Places To Eat In Singapore’s Newest BTO Estate

If you are in the Tengah area and have no idea what to eat, check…

2nd April 2026