To be honest, I think the chicken cutlet curry rice is the main dish that’s worth buying from this place. If you say that you don’t want veggies, they’ll give u an extra egg. (protein!!!) But for the price the portion is really good and it’s a decent cheap meal.

3.5/5 Better than the usual Encik Tan because there are more options here. Claypot rice is missing something without the natural sweetness of lup cheong since it’s halal, and the salted fish given is minuscule. Taste wise it is okay, but it’s definitely not a good pot of claypot rice.

Tasted the food at this outlet a few times and the general impression is quite good, for this visit , curry rice with curry chicken is not bad or in fact is quite good. Seems like the fried chicken was quite good. Especially with the curry sauce . Craypot rice was quite tasty previously but now the cooked rice is totally tasted flat with no fragrance. Not sure if the rice was changed. The chicken cooked with the craypot is only 2 or 3 small miserable pcs of chicken meat and it is not seasoned and tasted plain. Overall, this claypot rice is nothing to enjoy the food,not unless one can’t find any decent food. Not recommended.

This is my first time here, having lunch with my son. The environment is really nice, and as always, Encik Tan's food is delicious and reasonably priced. 😋 👍

Kitty and I were looking for a good meal and decided to check out Encik Tan at Compass 1. We were intrigued by their claypot dishes, which are not commonly found at every restaurant. Encik Tan offers a variety of stalls under one roof, including a claypot stall, a fishball noodle stall, a curry rice stall, and a drinks stall. We decided to try the claypot rice and the yi mian claypot. Even though Encik Tan is a halal establishment, their claypots looked exactly like the traditional Chinese claypots we're familiar with. We were impressed that they managed to recreate the classic claypot flavor without using pork lard or any ingredients not permitted in halal cuisine. The claypot rice, with its fragrant soy sauce, was particularly delicious. Even Kitty commented, "Wow, the claypot tastes alright, even though it's halal" My yi mian was also enjoyable. While both the claypot rice and yi mian were flavorful, we felt there was a subtle something missing, a taste that we couldn't quite pinpoint. The service was friendly and efficient. After we finished our meal, a friendly uncle went around to help clear our dishes. There was also a designated tray return station for convenience. The ambiance was bright and spacious, which we appreciated.