Curry Chicken $3.50 |
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Na Curry has been around since 1989 and opened its first outlet is at Marina
South. This is the reason why the stall at Bukit Merah View has the words “Marina
South” on its signage. The owner learned the curry recipe from his grandmother
as it was a dish which was well loved by family and friends.
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Na Curry is unique in several ways. Firstly, it is one of its kind that
specialises in just selling Chinese curry. Normally, such curry stalls are
those curry rice stall that sells other food items. But Na Na Curry’s version
is purely curry with white rice or bread. Secondly, it sells a unique range of curry items. Curry Fish Head, Curry Fish Meat, Curry Chicken, Curry Vegetables and Curry Mutton are common. But Curry Pork Ribs is totally new to me! Thirdly, it has a manufacturing arm to pre-packs curry paste for its outlets.
I have been to the stall several times to try a different curry each time. Before I continue, I must warn that the curry is not for the fainted hearted. It is very very spicy, but yet addictive. You are bounded to have a fiery ass after the meal (if you know what I mean. Haha).Curry Pork Ribs $4 (top up $0.50 for rice) |
Curry Fish Meat $5.50 (top up $0.50 for rice) |
Curry Fish Meat $5.50 (top up $0.50 for rice) |
Curry Chicken $3.5 (top up $0.50 for rice) |
The Curry Chicken $3.5 (top up $0.50 for rice) came with 2 pieces of potatoes. The potatoes were cooked perfectly. They were firm yet soft when a spoon was used to cut it into small pieces. As for the chicken meat, they came off the bones so easily. The curry again was spicy yet fragrance.
The curry was so good that I could pair it with just plain rice even if no meat was given. It was so good that on one occasion, I had 2 plates of rice with it.Curry Mutton $4 (top up $0.50 for rice) |
The Curry Mutton $4 (top up $0.50 for rice) also came with potatoes. Interestingly, there was no gamey (or mutton) taste in the curry. Also, the mutton meat was so tender that I could cut the meat into smaller pieces using just the spoon!
Over the visits, I realised that the stall owner was able to cook the items (e.g. fish meat, chicken meat, potato, lady lady fingers) so perfectly because once the items were cooked, the items would be taken out. This prevents overcooking. Sounds like a no brainer right? But not everyone bothers to do these little things that matters.
If you are visiting for the first time, I would suggest that you try the Curry Pork Ribs which is not commonly available elsewhere.
Na Na Curry 南南咖哩 (Bukit Merah View Food Centre)
#01-47 Bukit Merah View Hawker Centre
115 Bukit Merah View
Singapore 151115
Tel: 9106 4316
Opening Hours: Mon to Sat 11am – 7pm
Closed on Sun
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