Hainanese Chicken Rice is commonly associated with Hainanese, Malaysian and even, Singaporean cuisines. Truth to be told, a lot of people assume that it is easy to cook Hainanese Chicken Rice however, I feel that there is a lot of hidden agenda behind in order to produce a fragrant bowl of rice plus the tender yet smooth chicken.
Recently,
my bestie and I visited Restaurant Hiong Kee at Bukit Tinggi, Klang. I was
pretty happy when I first stepped in because the place was clean and it brought
the cosy ambience to the diners there. With a stall stationing outside of the
shop, it manages to bring a large crowd of diners to opt for their chicken
rice.
Upon
our arrival there, we were greeted by the friendly staff and they recommended their
good food, knowing that it was our first time there. My bestie opted for pork
belly and roast chicken while I got myself a mixture of Char-Siew and steamed
chicken.
Honestly,
I don’t find their steamed chicken fascinating as well as the roast chicken. As
for the Char-Siew, I had better ones before in Shah Alam. However, I must give
credit to their pork belly. Understood that there are 3 layers of meat which
are lean meat and the fats, I must say that the chef has done a pretty good job
here. The fats are cooked in crisp and I enjoyed eating them. Even, bestie couldn’t
agree further and he ordered another plate of pork belly.
In total, our bill came up to RM 23.00.
The
Hiong Kee Hainanese Chicken Rice is situated at: 61-0,
Lorong Batu Nilam 5, Bandar Bukit Tinggi, 41200 Klang.
Regards,
Foodiestravel
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