Showing posts with label claypot chicken rice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label claypot chicken rice. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Choong Kee (Kampar) Claypot Chicken Rice.

When my children are not having dinner at home, my wife and I usually eat out and we always opt for something simple and fulfilling.

Choong Kee (Kampar) Claypot Chicken Rice located in Damansara Jaya was the place for it.

But the wait was awful, almost close to 30 minutes.

Parking is OK.

Claypot chicken with an added fresh raw egg-rice was whole grain and not too oily-filled with lots of well marinated chicken meat-fragrant and I give it full marks!-Rm13.50

Double boiled Watercress soup-with pork ribs and red dates-refreshing and tasty-Rm5/

Choy sam far-Rm5/-blanched-overcooked with a dash of cheap looking and tasting oyster sauce and topped with deep fried shallots.
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Location: 80, Jalan SS22/25,
Damansara Jaya,

Petaling Jaya.

Tel:017-871-7739 (Irene).

Monday, August 25, 2008

PJ 19 FOOD PLANET

Monday evening, it was raining heavily in Petaling Jaya. the five of us suggested that we should go and try out the food at a new food court near Section 19 just opposite the Perodua showroom and service centre.it is known as PJ 19 Food Planet food court. they even have a covered car park and parking was free after 6p.m. in the day, free first hour parking. the place is huge, clean, spacious, airy and full of stalls selling different delicacies.

chicken teppanyaki:chicken was bland comes with sliced cucumber and fried beansprouts.rm6/

fried squid with angle beans: full of chillies sambal and the squid was fresh rm10/


claypot chicken rice:flavorful with chinese sausage and chopped spring onion rm6/


braised chicken with sausage and cabbage:chicken was well marinated and quite a portion rm6/


claypot loh see fun: less oil, chinese cabbage, fishball, minced pork and a raw egg, rm4.50/


steamed old cucumber with chicken soup:well boiled but a bit salty rm6/