The term of “Heng”, “Ong” and “Huat” is
usually used during Chinese New Year. While many or I would say majority want
to be blessed in many ways, be it in good health, wealth, prosperity and
abundance in luck, my family decided to double our Heng, Ong and Huat by dining
in this restaurant.
Missing Mr Chee
And yes, this restaurant is relatively
new in Klang. During Chinese New Year, Heng Ong Huat was fully booked and we
were one of the lucky ones who managed to make our reservation at the eleventh
hour.
Since it was a Chinese New Year
gathering with my family members, we went with the set package; after all, it
was our first time there so we weren’t sure what are their signature dishes.
1.
Signature
Seafood Combo with Patin Fish
This is one of
the signature dishes in Heng Ong Huat! Comes with aplenty of seafood like
mussels, prawns, scallops, clams, patin fish including roast pork, yam and
tofu, the soup taste was surprisingly mild and it went pretty well with a bowl of rice. And
yes, we ordered 6 bowls of white rice, just to go with this dish.
2.
Wok
Fried Fishlips with Shark Fins
Something
different compared to having the usual Chinese soup; I was trying to be healthy for a day that
I started to influence my family to eat it with fresh greenies. Some liked
it but some did not as they prefer to have it without the leaf. Simple but satisfying.
3.
Steam
Red Snapper Fish
Fresh fish but a
relatively small in size for 10 people.
4.
King
Prawns cooked in 2 styles
Cooking style for
King Prawns was pretty standard where you can get it at any restaurant. However,
one thing that stood out were the prawns was fresh and the huge
size of the prawns.
5.
Braised
Dried Scallops with Mixed Vegetables
This was slightly
disappointing. We were hoping that there were chunks of scallops in this plate
of vegetables however, we barely seen one. Taste wise was just so-so only.
6.
Golden
Fried Chicken Slices
When the dish was
brought to our table, we stared at it for a second. The name itself stated
Fried Chicken Slices but what we had was more like Roasted Chicken Slices.
Whether they got it right or wrong, we took a bite of it and never returned the
dish to the restaurant. It was good!
7.
Signature
Fried Noodles
Must have it! By
the time this dish was out, we were pretty full but we couldn’t
stop ourselves from not eating the Signature Fried Noodles. Filled with “wok hei” aroma and topped with abundance of bean sprouts, one bowl is never
enough.
8.
Two
variety Mandarin pastries
Saw the fried
balls? It was delicious with yam fillings.
9.
Local
fruit platter
All
in all, our bill came up to RM 813.50 inclusive of rice and tea. The set that
we chose was RM 798. No corkage charge so we were happily indulging the food
with a glass of Whisky, thanks to my dad.
Ambient:
4/5
Price: Reasonable
Food: Chinese cuisine, non-halal
Service: 3.5/5
Verdict: Must-try
Price: Reasonable
Food: Chinese cuisine, non-halal
Service: 3.5/5
Verdict: Must-try
Heng
Ong Huat Chinese Cuisine Restaurant
No.88, Jalan Batai Laut 4,
Taman Intan,
41300 Klang, Selangor
Tel: 03 – 3341 3288
Business hours: 11.30am to 2.30pm; 6.30pm to 10.30pm
No.88, Jalan Batai Laut 4,
Taman Intan,
41300 Klang, Selangor
Tel: 03 – 3341 3288
Business hours: 11.30am to 2.30pm; 6.30pm to 10.30pm
Regards,
Foodiestravel
Foodiestravel
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