


Savor the flavor at Chicken Meets Rice, a local Asian fusion restaurant serving comforting chicken and rice bowls near you. Our signature Hainanese Chicken leads the menu, alongside flavorful Grilled Chicken and crispy Panko Fried Chicken. Create your own bento-style box with tender chicken or tofu, fragrant rice, fresh vegetables, a side salad, and bold, savory sauces. Every meal is served with a soothing chicken broth for a clean, comforting, and customizable experience—made fresh daily. If you’re searching for great chicken and rice near you, discover your new favorite at Chicken Meets Rice. Vegetarian options are available, and our menu is gluten-friendly.
Bustling, modern counter serve specializing in build-your-own Hainanese chicken rice dishes.
Hours
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2213 Tasman Dr, Santa Clara, CA 95054
Phone: (408) 212-7928
Website: http://www.chickenmeetsrice.com/
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Order and Reservations
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Reviews
I’ve never been in one location that has its own place since I usually go to the one that’s in 99 Ranch Market at Fremont. I decided to go to this location for an experience inside its own place.
Would not wanna miss out and so I got Split 2. The grilled chicken is seasoned well and the Hainan chicken tastes as authentic. The chicken rice really hits the spot. It’s like they mixed the chicken broth and white rice all together, which am unsure if that’s the case.
It’s a really good lunch spot and might be good for dieting since it has grilled chicken and brown rice as well as the salad on the side without any sauces.
Honestly would hope that they included an option to not include the skin, but that’s ok. I think I remember ordering one type of chicken only and there is an option to remove skin, but doesn’t show up on “Split 2” selection. If I have to make a suggestion, they should add that part.
Also, this location or probably the establishment doesn’t accept cash payments.
However, the order is wrong with white meat in it after opening the box. We don’t like white meat at all. It’s too troublesome and too late to drive back to exchange.
Don’t trust this place for to-go orders. Friday dinner is ruined and we are super disappointed.
This place has incredible chicken rice. On the kiosk, I ordered dark meat, with skin, with chicken broth, and a container of Singapore soy sauce. The chicken was perfectly poached. It was tender and just wonderful. The rice was flavorful and perfectly cooked. The broth was perfectly salted and tasted great; I had the whole cup all at once. The Singapore soy sauce seemed to be soy sauce diluted with chicken broth. I used about half the container. I appreciated the shredded carrots, sliced cucumbers, and cilantro on the side.
I also ordered some fried chicken skin, because I’ve never had it. It came in a wax paper bag and had a strong chicken-y smell. The skin was like pork rinds but chicken. For my drink, I had a can of coconut water. My total after tax, before tip was $23.98, which felt fair for what I got.
Here’s why I’m taking a star off: I saw and heard two employees bullying a third employee for wearing a mask. There were two guys, one with a cap and one with a beard, and they continued to comment on a female employee who was wearing a mask.
I loved the food here. It brought a smile to my face. However, some of the employees need to grow up.