Geylang Claypot Rice

The food was actually pretty good, they are pretty generous with adding protein to the bowl. A tinny little bit pricy but not horrible. The plastic bowl does make the presentation of the food a level down but the taste was pretty good.

Not an authentic Asian claypot rice. They cooked it in clay-pan but didn’t serve it right. The dish come in a bowl which does not look like their photos!! The rice was mixed with the meat like a fried-rice, and is too oily. Definitely not a good choice for healthy eaters. Totally disappointed base on the photos they displayed.

Ordered the Beef Claypot rice bowl and I was pretty surprised by how good it was. The beef was good but honestly I love the rice. It's very flavorful and some of the rice provided a nice crunchy texture. I'd go as far as to say I enjoyed this rice dish more than the Kimchi Fried Rice from Best Friend.

Food is terrible! I couldn’t come to the review fast enough. Beef bowl has zero taste or depth of flavor. Not even salt. Don’t waste your money here. 25$ for a beef rice bowl for nothing

Got the beef clay pot rice and it was one of the best meals both in terms of value and flavor. It’s got a kick of spice, the richness of the poached egg, crispy clusters of rice, and the beef was juicy and flavorful. I’m adding Geylang Claypot Rice to my list of must-visit places to eat next time I’m in the area. It was a large enough portion to split with another person and we still had a bit leftover.

We had an awesome experience, the beef claypot rice was exceptional! It was just spicy enough, and the soft egg on top, when broken, made the dish just so creamy! The beef was tender, and once ordered you get to watch them cook it! I know, it’s $20 per bowl, but you’re in a resort, it’s single serve handmade, and more than generous portions. Would recommend and try again!

Must visit for any Asian visiting Las Vegas. This place is so underrated. We are visiting from Singapore and Malaysia. This place offers a taste of hope. No lapse in the ingredients that make up a claypot chicken rice. Chinese food at its best for the price you get here.

Since yummy rice closed down I decided to give this place a try. It was okay. The crunchy rice was just too dry/hard and it tired my jaw after awhile. I had to dig and find those pieces of rice to remove. The chicken was moist and the Chinese sausages that came with the clay pot was delicious. It came out to $20. Ill continue to look else where.