Meme - 3 Best Stalls in NUS Canteens

Curry Tan tagged me to do this meme on the 3 Best Stalls in NUS Canteens. Wah lao, frankly I don't have much experience at the stalls there leh! Everything to me is "okay" because my tongue says it's "okay", and I usually eat at arts canteen... In any case...

Instructions:
1) List three stalls (in no particular order) in NUS canteens that you like the most.
2) Explain briefly your choice for each.
3) Tag three people (NUS students and staff... duh!).
4) Link back to the person who tagged you so that backlinks/trackbacks will appear.

1) Chicken Rice stall at Arts Canteen

What's good:
Others say that the previous seller sells horrible chicken rice and I think I'm lucky that I got to eat at this new stall when it started business. Some friends say I'm a chicken rice freak but I'm not ok! It's just that the dish from this stall is really nice. The chicken isn't dry or hard, it's fresh and supple and tender (am I using the correct words?). The rice isn't too oily or too dry, it's just right. Plus they have a few thick stalks of vegetables to go with at the side instead of cucumber, which I really like. The vegetables are boiled, so it's healthy. If you don't like vegetables you can always tell the uncle about that. Business is really brisk at that stall during lunchtimes and the queue can be really long! Oh oh, they also have a huge pot of free soup outside the stall! Self-service. I like the taste of the soup too, don't think they added MSG. It's purely boiling of chicken, if I'm not wrong. In any case it's a must try!

What's bad:
This comment came from MZ: The vegetables come from this little basket next to where they prepare the meat and the uncle will just use his bare hand to take the vegetables from the basket and put onto the plate. A bit not hygienic. I think it should be ok, I haven't had a diarrhoea from eating at that place, so I will overlook that point. Plus they need to be fast.

The food started out at $1.50 or $1.60, now I think it costs $1.80. =( But it's worth it, I don't mind paying the price. Do notice that you'd have to pay more for drumsticks on your rice though.

2) Fresh/fried fish with noodles (yu pian mi fen) stall at Arts Canteen

What's good:
Almost always eat from here. It ain't perfect but I think it's good. Don't know why, I just like how the soup taste and I think the sliced fish is fresh. There are vegetables! Yes, I'm a stickler for vegetables.

What's bad:
Frozen noodles are used, which means it's kind of hard and sometimes still stick together when you are eating.
Not enough vegetables.

3) The Indian stall at Arts Canteen

What's good:
Crispy prata, cooked on the spot, taste marvellous. I like pratas plain because of the dipping in curry. This stall has nice curry, spicy and addictive. I'm not a critic for curry so you all try already then tell me. There are many types of prata, egg, potatoes (there's a special name for this) etc.
They also sell briyani and rice with different dishes.

What's bad:
They are SLOW when it comes to prata and will tend to ask for your order 3 to 4 times, so you must be prepared to stand there for 15 minutes. If you buy from there you will see why they are slow.
Their utensils once ran out when I wanted a fork/spoon. They gave me a plastic one instead. I almost broke it while eating.

Other stall(s) worth a mention:
Western stall at business
Rice stall at Arts (Ingredients, except for rice, not bad)

Tagged:
Mingzhu
Liu Yin
Yanwei