Savory Corner

First thought: wow, that's a lot of rice. Last thought: heck, I want more rice!I've been eyeing this place for a while now. Been hesitant to try because I'd have to order for delivery and one dark meat hainan chicken rice is $22... I know economy is crap but holy crap as well.Welp I caved in. I'm not really sure how to feel about the hainan chicken here. The chicken came cold and made the boiled lettuce underneath it cold as well. The chicken was pretty tender with soft feathery skin but the cold taste wasn't appealing. Decided to zap it in the microwave for 30 secs. The chicken was a bit more appetizing afterwards but it still didn't taste decent as is. The boiled lettuce had an off flavor but if you dip it in the soy sauce provided, it was good. The ginger sauce and red sauce was pretty standard but they come in really small cups. Nothing amazing but it complimented the chicken well. Surprisingly, their red sauce has a small kick to it. Most hainan chicken places don't have any real spice in their red sauce. Online ordering didn't give the option of ordering more sauces so that was :(Their lemon tea was alright. More on the tangier side than sweet. For $3.90 (uber price) can't really complain!THE RICE THO. HNNNNG. It was sooo incredibly fluffy and fragrant. It was legit the most delicious, most yummiest, most amazingest rice I've ever had. The flavor was light and mild but at the same time, it was incredibly flavorful I was heckin bamboozled. I LOVE chicken but I just wanted to keep eating the rice. I've never been so excited to finish rice. I want more rice. Rice is life. I cry :')Savory Corner did not make it into my hainan chicken rice list but I would 125% come back just for the rice.

The hainan chicken is good however cluck2go is still better. Chicken was good but not as plump as cluck and I felt the sauces aren't as good. As far as service and ambiance , it average for Asian places in the area.

4++ feels like a small café/mom-and-pop restaurant that is located in a strip mall. The folks here were friendly. The ordering system is primarily a QR code. Where are you order from the site once you scan the code, and the food comes to you. The folks here will check in with you if you want anything as well. I bookmark this place without leaving any notes, but after looking at it, I'm pretty sure I bookmarked it because of the hainan chicken. And that's what I ordered (along with some cucumbers). The chicken here was very tasty. And that rice I felt was cooked very well. Light and fluffy with a great flavor to it. The chicken itself is served with those three sauces with the ginger scallion oil sauce being my favorite. I'm not too familiar with the area, but I don't think there are a lot of places that serve hainan chicken in the area. I could be wrong. If you are craving hainan chicken, this is definitely a great spot to check out.

Came here on a Friday afternoon and to my surprise, it was quite busy. This place feels like a mom-and-pop shop because of the layout, food options, and how the staff behind the counter works as a team. You order your entree by scanning a QR code on your table and placing your entree with the same device for the whole table. My friends and I ended up ordering Hainan Chicken and Spicy Beef Noodle Soup. The Hainan chicken tasted quite tender and juicy. Not the best I have ever tried but decently good. They also provided 3 dipping sauces if necessary. The lettuce tasted like lettuce, boiled. I don't think it's the freshest I have ever tasted but probably 1-2 days old. The rice was fluffy and cooked to perfection. As for the spicy beef noodle soup, the soup was full of beef flavoring. It wasn't as spicy as other places but there is a tolerable kick to it. There was also a generous amount of tender beef provided. Parking was easy as it is shared with other restaurants. Staff was also very attentive, honest, and kind. Overall, I would be back if I was craving some healthy and homey Hainan Chicken or noodle soup.

First time visit, so we asked what's best and popular here and staff suggested the hainan chicken. We also ordered the wonton soup with flat noodle. We ordered to go because we just had lunch. The parking is not bad. The place is very clean including bathroom. Simple decor but pleasant. The wonton soup is very tasty and the wonton is big compared to other places. And there is veggie in the wonton soup that is really good but I don't know what veggie that is. The hainan chicken is also very tasty and the rice is just right. The staff are very friendly, kind and helpful. I will definitely come back for different dish and dine in.

I had a Hainanese Chicken craving so I decided to check out Savory Corner instead of my usual Cluck2Go after reading some Yelp reviews. After being seated, I promptly ordered the Dark Meat Chicken and Rice. The dish came out fast and was generously filled with fragrant chicken rice, tender slices of dark meat - each covered with a bouncy skin, and the classic three sauce setup of: red chili paste, ginger scallion, and sweet soy sauce. I wolfed down every morsel, pairing each chicken with a bite of rice and cucumber as a break. Make sure to try the chicken by itself and then pair with either the chili or sweet soy sauce. The ginger scallion mixes well with the rice. My only complaint here is that I wish they also provided the chicken broth they cooked the chicken in the drink. Besides that I can't sing the praises of Savory Corner enough!

So my friend gave me a list of options and I decided to pick this spot because I want something light. Savory Corner is a small Hainan restaurant that specializes in (1) R2 Hainan chicken rice (dark meat) and (2) N1 beef brisket noodle soup (clear broth). [Parking & ordering]: Easy parking via private parking lot. To order, just pick a table and scan the QR code sign to place an order. Our party had one person placing an order so we end up splitting the bill via Venmo. Once our party submitted our order, the staff took less than 10 minutes to prepare our items.***R2 Hainan chicken rice (dark meat - $15.99): This order didn't come with a soup. Tender meat and nicely seasoned rice. I can definitely see the appeal for this dish. A2 Fried Shrimp Roll (8 pieces - $7.99): Not sure why my friend wanted to order this but it was a tiny appetizer order. Overall it was pretty mediocre.***Hainan chicken rice here is slightly more expensive than other Hainan chicken places, but portion was just right and chicken quality was great. I may actually come back here to try beef brisket noodle soup with the slow-cooked 10-hour bone broth.

Easy parking plaza. Clean establishment, casual dining, several tables, friendly service. Hainan chicken and chicken noodle soup did not disappoint . Soup was perfect for feeling a little under the weather . Also ordered the fried shrimp eggrolls, expect them to be cutesy, on the smaller side. Good spot :) definitely returning for Hainan chicken cravings.

I had their spicy beef noodle soup with wide noodles. It came with plenty of beef and the vegetables were perfectly cooked with a bit of a crisp. The soup is not that spicy and perfect for colder days. In an effort to avoid storing hot foods in styrofoam, I asked the staff if I can use my own bowl. Staff was very kind to allow it, so thank you!

If you are looking for the full Singaporean experience, complete with Kecap Manis (sweet soy sauce) and sambal, you might get a little disappointed. But don't let that perturb you. The ginger scallion sauce is on point and that would be enough to complement the actual star of show, the chicken itself. I got the Hainan dark meat set and it was one of the best ones I have tasted. The yellowish skin has the right amount of fat and flavor to make me happy. It hits the spot.