Ratings and feedback for 253 Claypot Delight. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

253 Claypot Delight

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Coffee shop

253 Choa Chu Kang Ave 1, Singapore 680253

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So, let’s chat about 253 Claypot Delight, a little gem nestled at 253 Choa Chu Kang Ave 1 in sunny Singapore. Imagine a cozy spot, bustling with the aroma of claypot dishes that just seem to pull you in. If you’re into casual hangouts with good food, this might be your new go-to.

Now, I’ve heard mixed feelings from folks who’ve dropped in. Some rave about the claypot chicken rice. Seriously, one review described it as “one of the best in Singapore,” with rice that’s perfectly cooked and, oh boy, that aroma is supposed to be heavenly! And for just around $7, that’s pretty decent, right? Plus, who wouldn’t love a generous helping of sizzling chicken, Chinese sausage, and maybe a touch of salted fish?

And let’s not forget about the seafood beancurd! Packed with prawns and scallops, it’s a steal for $10. You get a whole lot, and the ingredients apparently don’t skimp. If you fancy a drink, they do serve coffee too, which could be a nice way to start your day before diving into their brunch or lunch options.

But hey, not everything is sunshine and rainbows. Some reviewers note the atmosphere can get a bit, shall we say, chaotic during peak times. A few have grumbled about the waiting times, especially when the dinner crowd rolls in. Who wants to sit around endlessly, right?

Still, the vibe seems casual, and it’s apparently suitable for groups—perfect if you’re planning a laid-back meal with friends or family. They even welcome kids, so that’s a major plus. You can dine in or grab takeout, adding some flexibility to your dining experience.

All in all, 253 Claypot Delight might just surprise you. With a score hovering around 3.5, it’s clear people have their opinions, but those who love it really seem to love it. It might just be worth a shot—after all, nothing ventured, nothing gained, am I right?