Lady Boss Mixed Veg Rice at Bras Basah Complex
Location: 231 Bain St, #01-79, Singapore 180231
Bras Basah Complex
Hearty mixed vegetable rice for a satisfying meal
Hearty mixed vegetable rice for a satisfying meal
Lady Boss Mixed Veg Rice is a mixed vegetable rice stall in the Bugis district, known for its wide array of homestyle dishes served alongside steamed rice for a satisfying, customizable meal. The stall offers a daily spread of vegetable, meat, and tofu dishes cooked in the familiar Chinese home-cooking style, from braised pork and steamed eggs to stir-fried greens and curry vegetables. Customers select their preferred combinations, making each plate uniquely theirs whilst enjoying the comfort of familiar, well-seasoned flavours. The stall is popular for its generous scoops, reasonable prices, and the consistently tasty quality that keeps regulars returning day after day. It is an ideal choice for a quick, filling lunch that does not break the bank, with enough variety to satisfy different tastes at the same table. The friendly lady boss adds a personal touch that makes the experience all the more welcoming. Queue up at Lady Boss Mixed Veg Rice for a plate that feels like a home-cooked meal away from home. Comfort food, served with a smile.Operating Hours
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C Pang
Gave 3 stars for service as there is minimal service required. Good range of dishes around to choose from, and it is really good priced for a...
Sam Chin
The food was pretty good, but the service was not great.
Shawn Ho
Delicious.
Ken Mah
Very nice!
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Lady Boss Mixed Veg Rice
Chicken Rice Plate
A plate of rice with stir-fried chicken, bean sprouts, leafy greens, and cabbage.
Curry Rice
A close-up shot of a plate of white rice topped with a rich, savory curry sauce and pieces of meat. The curry appears to be a reddish-brown color and is mixed with spices and possibly some vegetables. The meat pieces are varied in shape and size, suggesting different cuts or types of meat. The rice is fluffy and white, providing a contrast to the darker curry. A fork is partially visible at the top left corner of the image, indicating that the dish is ready to be eaten. The plate is a light pink color.
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