Nasi ayam - Restoran Juara Nasi Ayam @ Sulaman Sentral | Everyday Food I Love

Restoran Juara Nasi Ayam @ Sulaman Sentral | Everyday Food I Love

Posted: 02 Apr 2014 09:00 AM PDT

Restoran Juara is well-known for its signature Chicken Rice as well as delicious halal's steamed buns. Having a few branches in KK, located respectively at Sulaman Sentral, Inanam Taipan, Kingfisher and Megalong, it made the restaurant easily reachable whenever you are craving for a good Chicken Rice.

Restoran Juara

Location: Sulaman Sentral, Jalan Sepanggar, near Lintas Supermarket

Chicken Rice, RM5.00

When you visit Restoran Juara, ordering the Chicken Rice is a must. Their signature Roasted Chicken Rice consists of perfectly roasted chicken served with fragrantly good buttered rice. Eaten together with their homemade chili sauce and finely grind ginger, the dish tasted heavenly good.

Beansprout, RM5.00

For a balance diet, you can always order some extra dishes to go with your Chicken Rice. Bean Sprouts and Baby Kailan with Oyster Sauce are some of the vegetable dishes available in their Menu.

Baby Kailan, RM5.00

Total paid, RM26.50 ( 3 x Chicken Rice, RM15 + Extra Rice, RM1.50 and 2 x Vegetables, RM10.00)

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Nasi Ayam Hainan Chee Meng, Old Klang Road - Bangsar Babe

Posted: 06 Jan 2014 05:30 PM PST

Roasted chicken rice

From its humble beginning of a chicken rice and porridge stall along Old Klang Road in the 1960s, Nasi Ayam Chee Meng now has a chain of chicken rice shops in Klang Valley. rif and I went to the outlet in Old Klang Road. Certified halal, this fuss-free restaurant serves chicken rice (both steamed and roasted chicken), along with other local delights such as sambal prawns and kangkung belacan.

Window display

Tasty skin

I'm not a chicken rice fan but the kick ass ginger dip and chilli sauce are what draws me back to eat. And of course, the chicken — steamed or roasted (RM7.50 – chicken leg, RM7 – chicken breast), it's up to you. If you asked me, I'd say order both to try before deciding on which you like better. Sometimes, you might still be undecided because the roasted chicken skin is tasty, but the steamed chicken has a smoother texture.

Steamed chicken

The whole works

Fiery sambal prawns

The sambal prawn is fiery hot and hurts so good. I was sweating buckets (and swearing a little) as I tucked into each spoonful. If you're a chilli wuss, stay away. No, run away haha!

Cham ice

Curry laksa

They also serve curry laksa, if you ever have bad cravings the way I do. That said, this curry laksa is more Malay style so it's a lot spicier. I finished my drink before I hit the half bowl mark. For RM9 per bowl, I found it pretty expensive but they were pretty generous with the ingredients.