Thundertea Rice

[Guest Rice]

Anyone likes to eat thundertea rice? Where is your favourite place? I usually go to lor 1 toa payoh. The hk soya sauce chicken there also not bad but long queue. 

[Nightshade]

I always go to one at joo chiat which is not bad

[Kimochi]

9 hours ago, Guest Rice said:

Anyone likes to eat thundertea rice? Where is your favourite place? I usually go to lor 1 toa payoh. The hk soya sauce chicken there also not bad but long queue. 

127 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #02-39 this one very nice and cheap! 

[Guest Rice]

On 6/13/2021 at 6:36 PM, Kimochi said:

127 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #02-39 this one very nice and cheap! 

Yup. They increased 50cents for white rice thundertea rice. Still quite cheap compared to other place. There is another one near the Bugis Kwan In Temple. 4 dollar I think. But I prefer the one at Toa Payoh cause they open quite early. 

 

There is another one located at Toa Payoh bus interchange inside Gourmet Paradise. Is not cheap. I haven't try. But its convenience if suddenly got the craving. 

[begleitung]

Tanjong pagar market has one too!!

[Guest Rice]

On 7/9/2021 at 2:01 AM, begleitung said:

Tanjong pagar market has one too!!

I have been there too very long time ago. I think closes quite early too. Commonwealth area also got one. That one I think closes not too early cause I went there for dinner.

[practease]

On 6/13/2021 at 8:53 AM, Guest Rice said:

Anyone likes to eat thundertea rice? Where is your favourite place? I usually go to lor 1 toa payoh. The hk soya sauce chicken there also not bad but long queue. 

 

One of my favourites! Tried one at a office building canteen at some industrial estate at a very ulu place, can't remember where because I was outstation with a colleague and he drove us there. It was really very good, the queue was long and this stall is a little pricier than usual, yet it has throngs of regulars.

 

The one at the food center below Toa Payoh interchange isn't bad too. I love Thunder Tea Rice, it's almost like liquid salad.

[BlowsNwhistles]

My favourite is from Thunder Tree, most of the vegetables used come from their own farm and is available for sale too.

I usually order their lei cha kolo mee and always ask for their store made chilli!

 

Bugis outlet: 585 North Bridge Road Raffles Hospital Level B1 S(188770)

 

Chinatown outlet: 101 Upper Cross Street People’s Park Centre Level B1 S(058357)

[practease]

22 hours ago, BlowsNwhistles said:

My favourite is from Thunder Tree, most of the vegetables used come from their own farm and is available for sale too.

I usually order their lei cha kolo mee and always ask for their store made chilli!

 

Bugis outlet: 585 North Bridge Road Raffles Hospital Level B1 S(188770)

 

Chinatown outlet: 101 Upper Cross Street People’s Park Centre Level B1 S(058357)

 

OH YES! How could I forget the one at Chinatown! 

[begleitung]

Sounds delicious 

[egal]

i like it too

 

wonder how do compare to the taiwanese ones

[egal]

there is one in geylang, i think, run by second generation

[bwf15]

On 6/13/2021 at 6:36 PM, Kimochi said:

127 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #02-39 this one very nice and cheap! 

This is one of my favourite. The add-on fried veg fritters too.

[egal]

punggol one 

[radiusulnar]

i saw this place recently

 

129 Geylang East Ave 2, Singapore 380129

 

but can't vouch for the taste because i dislike this dish. but it was crowded.

[Firday]

prefer the smith street hawker the couple stall - btw the guy look yummy to me.

 

next one is the woodland republic food - the sambal chilli is nice except the soup too diluted.

 

last one is at chinese garden mrt opposite - hardly go there anymore.

 

my best is still the malaysia JB due to vegestable and thick soup bases

 

 

[egal]

perhaps i shold go to the smith st one, lol

[Ann_Onn]

I really like the Toa Payoh Lorong 1 Blk 127 hawker centre’s Hometaste Hakka Lei Cha stall. 
https://maps.app.goo.gl/iSxqp3cbvom1kWtj6?g_st=ic

 

Also in Toa Payoh, Lorong 4 Blk 94. This stall in a kopitiam is pretty good, it also has braised pork in addition to the lei cha and Hakka yong tau foo. 
https://maps.app.goo.gl/W1EJpacsQkN3r2nD9?g_st=ic

I also like:

- Margaret Dr Hawker Centre. Hakka Thunder Tea. Besides the lei cha, their Hakka Yong tau foo is nice too. 
https://maps.app.goo.gl/riSkKVonJkfpS2VQ6?g_st=ic

 

- Chinatown Complex. Hakka Hamcha and Yong Tou Fu. Very good, one of my go to stalls here. 
https://maps.app.goo.gl/XGbEXYHzSSfhMXbS7?g_st=ic

Edited April 14 by Ann_Onn