I gave it a 5 stars for price! You can't get Nasi Briyani at S$3.50 in Singapore. I would give 3 stars for flavour. The briyani rice and chicken are normal tasting. But the mutton is very tender. I would highly recommend mutton briyani. Overall, I would recommend Selera Rasa Briyani for your briyani craving for at $3.50.....it can't get any cheaper!

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Was at old airport road hawker centre for lunch this afternoon, upon stepping in, noticed that the queue for the nasi biryani was short and decided to proceed to queue. The queue for this stall is usually very long or sold out early. Their biryani comes with 3 different type of meat, mutton, chicken and fish. A plate starts from SGD$3.50. The meat for the chicken biryani was fried. It was well marinated; however, it might get a little salty towards the end. Portion of the food was huge; each plate of biryani comes with generous portion of achar and a small bowl of curry gravey. I added an extra of 50cents for a packet of papadum. For someone like me that seldom eat biryani, I personally feel that the food was not bad.

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Pretty good for the price of just 3.50sgd. You get a filling lunch of either mutton, chicken or fish. Most of the flavour comes from the spicy curry, tender mutton or crispy chicken. Be prepared for a long queue. Worth it to eat at old airport road for this, then top it off with dessert from any dessert stalls there.

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$3.5 biryani. Long Q like 45min wait on a Monday lunch hours. Taste is different than standard Indian curry. A must try if you pass by. Portion is big Egg is $0.50 cent add on if you want. The curry they give inside have tiny veggies and potatoes.

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GOOD VALUE FOR MONEY! There are 3 Briyani sets - mutton, chicken and fish and it costs only $3.50! The downside is the queue...there is a perennial queue but is also only affirms its taste and popularity. I usually get the fried Chicken drumstick set ....love it! MUST TRY! Best time to queue is about 11.30am.