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Sep 27, 2023 · Eat 3 Bowls has opened its first mall outlet in Compass One with 2 new menu items and other Taiwanese treats.
Eat 3 Bowls Signature. Eat 3 bowls as their name suggest is 3 bowls of Taiwan’s famous dish braised pork rice, mee sua, and chicken rice. The portion for eat 3 bowls ($12) is just nice for one person to try it all. It is great if you like variety.
Jul 31, 2024 · The popular Taiwanese Eat 3 Bowls 呷三碗 has opened its 4th outlet in Hillion Mall of Bukit Panjang. Conveniently located right above the Bukit Panjang MRT, this small and quaint outlet has several small tables. Similar to the other outlets, one of the must-eats is the Eat 3 Bowls (S$14.50).
Eat 3 Bowls Signature Trio Combo 呷三碗套餐-滷肉飯，雞絲飯，蚵仔麵線
Overall, 呷三碗車站 Eat 3 Bowls Station is a decent fix for Taiwanese food cravings, but it’s not a joint I’m in a rush to head back to, if only for the fact lukewarm food is a bit of a miss for me. Aside from the Braised Pork Rice, I wasn’t bowled over by the other dishes we had too.
Savour our iconic "Braised Pork Rice" and diverse street food menu, each bite offering an authentic taste of Taiwan. Join us for a dining experience that resonates with the heart and soul of Taiwan. At Eat 3 Bowls, one bowl is never enough—immerse yourself in the rich flavours and traditions of Taiwan right here in Singapore....
The herbs complement the saltiness of the soy sauce so sublimely, and all of that is just pure flavour paradise. Better yet, Eat 3 Bowls is incredibly charitable with the sauce, liberally dousing each bowl of steamed short grain rice with this mouthwatering meat sauce.⠀ ⠀
Read 13 tips and reviews from 312 visitors about braised pork rice, milk tea and authentic. "Pretty authentic Taiwanese food here. Order the trio set..."
View the Menu of 呷三碗車站 Eat 3 bowls Station in Pasir Panjang, Singapore. Share it with friends or find your next meal. 台灣滷肉飯、嘉義雞肉飯、蚵仔大腸麵線、鹽酥雞、地瓜薯條。
Similar to the other outlets, one of the must-eats is the Eat 3 Bowls (S$14.50).It consists of 3 different bowls the Braised Pork Rice (S$5.80 by itself), Chicken Rice (S$5.80 by itself) and the Oyster Intestines Mee Sua (S$8.50 by itself), kind of like a whiskey flight but for Taiwanese bowls instead.
