Nothing attracts people more than affordable and delicious food. Drawing crowds for their popular Singapore-style Lu Rou Fan at only $3.50, Braise at Golden Mile Food Centre is a spot that’s definitely not to be missed!
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Helmed by husband-and-wife duo, MJ and Amy, Braise has already become one of the most popular stalls at this hawker centre despite only opening in August, 2021. Why sell their Braised Pork Rice so cheap? It’s because they wanted to give back to the community and they felt that their other dishes could make up for the affordable price.
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Most customers would mistake Braise’s dishes for Taiwanese Lu Rou Fan but in fact, they are actually a Singapore spin on it. Braise essentially serves one dish which is Braised Pork Rice, but they also offer different cuts in sets like the Pork Shank ($4.50), Pork Belly ($5.50), Pork Rib ($6.50), and Pork Cheek ($8.50). Each set includes an Ajitsuke Tamago (ramen egg), pressed tofu (tau kua), tofu puff, shiitake mushrooms, black fungus, and some greens.
Braised Pork Rice ($3.50)
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The Braised Pork Rice is served with a mix of pork ribs, belly, and shank, with a side of vegetables and half of an Ajitsuke Tamago. The pork is braised for hours in a pot mixed with herbs, spices, and wines, making it incredibly tender and flavourful, with each piece melting beautifully in your mouth. Doused with a luscious and sweet sauce, the sweetness isn’t too overpowering, allowing the delicious flavour of the pork to still shine through.
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The rice is braised with the sauce as well, giving each bite a burst of flavour. The chilli elevates the dish, adding spice and tang to balance out the sweetness of the sauce. Don’t be fooled by the chilli as it builds and starts to pack a punch after a few bites! Served with a substantial amount of pork for only $3.50, this value-for-money dish is definitely a must-try!
Braised Pork Cheeks Set ($8.50)
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Served with a generous portion of pork cheeks, the cheeks are seriously tender, yet they still have a pleasantly chewy bite to them. Additionally, the flavour of the pork is more pronounced compared to the Braised Pork Rice. The “porky” taste isn’t overwhelming however and the sauce and chilli help to balance it out.
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The tau kua absorbs the sauce really well, giving it a burst of sweetness while still retaining its natural flavour. If you’re willing to splurge a little more, this is definitely a dish worth checking out!
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Hurry Down To Braise Today!
As their dishes are sold in limited quantities, it would be best to pre-order as they sell out really fast. Simply WhatsApp them at 83381583 a day before, or on the day itself before 9am to ensure you don’t make a wasted trip down. Hurry down and try Braise’s incredible Singapore-style Lu Rou Fan Today!
Address: 505 Beach Rd, #01-104, Golden Mile Food Centre, Singapore 199583
Operating Hours: Daily, except for Mon, 11am to 3pm (or till sold out)
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For more articles on Lu Rou Fan, check out BBraise At Amoy Street Food Centre!
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