Woo Ricebox

Actually was surprised about how tasty the spicy chicken leg rice box was. Will be back!

It was exactly as what Unilocaler Alex C. wrote.
I liked what I ordered (spicy braised chicken ricebox). The chicken was not spicy at all, in fact I could barely discern any heat in it. The rice reminded me of Japanese rice and was really good. The rice box was filled with lots of stuff that you would definitely not go hungry after it.
I would prefer more sauce or gravy on the rice as it was a bit too dry for my liking. Do get the drink as it would help to wash down the food. The wintermelon tea was yummy though it was a bit on the sweet side.
It was nicely packaged and easy for take out. I would like to try the other rice boxes available. Being in the CBD area, the food prices were on the high side, with most in the $ 8-​$ 10 range.

Ever feeling like having a ricebox whenever you are in Taiwan? Good news, it’s now available in Singapore. The leading ricebox chain in Taiwan, Woo Ricebox, has opened its first outlet in Ocean Financial Centre. The outlet here is managed by Royal T Group, who also manages leading milk tea chain Gong Cha.
The Woo Pork Chop Rice Box & Homemade Wintermelon Tea is great. The premium short-​grain rice is specially imported from Chihshang, and comes with seasonal vegetables, pickles, half a braised egg and a main meat item (in this case being the pork chop). The portion of the pork chop is big and it is also meaty and juicy. Their wintermelon tea is also homemade and is refreshing to have while having the ricebox. One thing to note is the food is slightly on the dry side (which should be the case to prevent the food from getting soggy, especially when you are travelling around so your food will still taste great after that)
To get a reminisce of Taiwanese food, do come here as this place does it close enough to the riceboxes you can get in transit while in Taiwan.