Overrice

About Overrice

Overrice is a Muslim-owned cafe at 41 Sultan Gate specialising in rice bowls and stuffed pitas with meat toppings and vegetables. Their signature rice bowls feature basmati rice paired with options like wagyu beef, chicken, and beef, with sauces served on the side.

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• MD Adam

  Widely known as Singapore’s answer to 'The Halal Guys', they seem to have expanded their menu now, altho their OG rice bowls are still the star! What we had: Combo rice bowl: Still as solid as always. Flavourful rice, tender and juicy mix of chicken and beef, but the secret weapon is that white sauce. It is creamy, savoury, and addictive. Would have loved a spicy kick tho Ayam percik tacos: Pretty good percik chicken wrapped up in a somewhat crispy taco. East fast before it gets soggy. Wagyu cheesy quesadilla: Small serving, but flavour packed a punch. Shakshuka: A warm, comforting dish with a rich tomato base. Abit too watery and sweet for my liking, but all in all a decent dish Chilli beef fries: messy in the best way possible, and love the crispiness of the fries. It can get abit warm, even tho there was aircon. It cooled down halfway through our dinner, thankfully It also does get pretty pricey for the portions you're getting, so do take note. Will be back for the rice bowls, as well as the pita pockets, which were unfortunately sold out when we went :(

  4 months ago
• C Y

  Spotted this restaurant and decided to give it a try. Had the Wagyu beef bowl. Basmati rice was tasty and not oily. Beef was cooked nicely. I didnt really like the white sauce which was drizzled all over the dish. To be fair, this would be a comment on my taste preference rather than the dish quality.

  8 months ago
• Gladys

  Came here multiple times and love the food! They offer 1 free rice bowl / pita + 1 free tart during your birthday month (you will receive the email if you’ve subscribed to their mailing list on how to redeem). In picture: wagyu beef rice bowl / grilled chicken rice bowl :)

  a month ago