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Chicken Rice Shop

Before Andy left for college, he wanted to eat the best chicken rice in IPOH.. to him, Pak Kong Chicken Rice shop is the best! It is just next to Rasa Sayang chicken rice along Jalan Theatre.

When we reached there, there was already a queue waiting to "tarpau" and some waiting to be seated. I should have taken a picture of the 2 shops, one filled with people and the other practically quiet and empty. I remember when I was very young, Rasa Sayang was the popular one...

we ordered a plate - both combinations
steamed and roasted chicken

delicious looking??

the "char siew"

japanese taufu

chap-choy (mixed vegetables) is our favorite

For 5 of us, this meal cost RM51 plus drinks....
Well, cheap or expensive, Andy was fully satisfied with this chicken rice shop!!

Comments

  1. oh no...food again. i am soooooo hungry!! i like the last dish ;)

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  2. wah...so nice...the chicken looks tempting...i am not sure if i have been there. hahhahaa...

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  3. barb: why do we ladies simply love the chap choy? :P


    gab: not sure.. it is in town, did aaron take u there? it is opp. the salted chicken shop.


    Wenn: i m sure u know which shop i was talking about , right?

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  4. Hey, I like 'choy keok' too...

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  5. The Japanese tofu look so funny.. but I bet they are delicious.. rite? RM51 for five of you, if KL standard, OK lor! Ipoh standard? OK oso rite? :D

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  6. mingna: each of us seems to like the choy kwok...


    merryn: as long as enough to eat.. yeah, a bit expensive once awhile ok lor, hor?

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  7. The char siew is tempting. Hard to find good char siew over here.

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  8. YUM---looks delicious. My hubby taught in China for awhile --and learned to cook some fabulous stir-fry meals. I always enjoy them when he makes them. We also enjoy going to our local Chinese Buffet... I'm sure none of our similar foods are nearly as good as yours, but for us, it's a nice alternative. YUM!!!

    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  9. superman: the char siew was not bad.. but the chicken was tastier..


    betsy: so your hubby can cook chinese dishes.. not bad.. frankly chinese dishes are very easy to cook.. :)

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  10. what happened to Rasa Sayang, how come it's empty now ?
    i like the choy keok best... yumzz. CNY coming, surely lotsa leftovers to cook a big pot.

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  11. fooooood!!! dangerous to drop by. :P
    happy makaning in happy makan land, reanaclaire! to more good times, cheers!

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  12. nasib baik i am eating maggi mee while reading this or else my stomach will play drum again.

    Aiyo...I LOVE chap choy. If they put in roast duck bones lagi sedap

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  13. well, i really dun have time to eat the chicken rice in town, i think it's rasa sayang. I passed by but was on full stomach. haha...
    the chap choy looks good!

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  14. Looks very tasty and totally unlike what we eat here in South Africa.

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  15. No disrespect....but how come the foods all look so teruk-teruk? Ha :D

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  16. you know, I love those,
    thank you for upgrading my appetite.


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  17. first of...happy new year claire! been a long time...glad to be here again!

    oh my..so yummy....thanks for sharing these delicious meal...:)

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  18. first of...happy new year claire! been a long time...glad to be here again!

    oh my..so yummy....thanks for sharing these delicious meal...:)

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  19. Ooer those wonderful succulent chicken bit.... I cld juz die! slurp slurp! ^_^
    +Ant+

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  20. It all looks good, but the second plate looks best to me. I love Hot Sour Soup and Kung Pao Chicken over steamed rice.

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  21. Ewwwww.... the chap choy looks weird! I wun put it in my mouth! I'd go for the chicken and the tofu any day, tho!

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  22. Looks yummy...but I;m k\like Cleff. The chap choy looks like salted veg leh?

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  23. Oops...*I'm like Cleff...

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  24. elaine: not so sure, i think either they charge expensive or maybe they dont taste as nice as pak kong...


    tuti: cheers to that!! thanks!


    smallkucing: eat another bowl of mee perhaps after this? u r very slim ma! :)


    chrisau: u also like chapchoy? so wait for cny before u can taste that, OK?


    lynette: yes, i bet they were totally different... this is one of the speciality in my town...


    tekkaus: hehehe..i get what u mean!


    ji: thanks for coming by to savor again!


    Dhemz: yeah, long time no see.. pls do drop by more often!

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  25. gratitude: dont faint..just come to ipoh and savor them :)


    Patty: wow..u love kung pou chicken? me too! over steamed rice? good idea.. :)


    stp: it is called kai choy.. yeah, i think if fermented, it is salted vege but this one is not fermented.. they boil the fresh kai choy with the leftovers ... we normally have this dish after festive seasons..

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  26. you make me cry T_T why show such nice food? wuaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa hahahhaahhaha

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  27. @ manglish *pats manglish's head* Guai, guai, bu yao ku! LOL...

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  28. i stand to differ, you come to Penang next time,i get that kind of foods for less the amount you paid,,,,hahahahah seriously cos i know the lubang here for C & G foods here in my town.

    take care

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  29. manglish: since cleff patted yr head already, u should be very kwai kwai by now.. tomorrow come again la..for more good food!!! LOL....


    eugene: teok boh!!! i go penang, u go MIA one.. lari kuat-kuat! how? how can i eat cheap and good food then? hahhaaahahhahaa...

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  30. Claire, these are yummy looking foods; the mixed veggie is my fave!

    i am glad your pr2 went up to pr3 ..way to go dear!

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  31. i think is worth it ler...not to say too cheap or too exp also ler...

    rm 51...with drinks for 5 pax...ok wor....somemore the food looks delicious

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  32. cecile: yes, once awhile, we love to eat out with food such as this..


    via: yeah...cannot say one .. if nice, then ok.. if not nice, dont go no more..

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  33. gosh...this surely make me HUNGRY........

    hmmm chap choi..i thought only pregnant ppl like only... so u ada baby ar...

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  34. rachel: where got such myth ah.. hahaa..first time i heard.. i think men and ladies alike love this dish.. very appetising la.. maybe it is bec of the assam jawa that turns people on! hahhaa...

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  35. Char Siew and sour veg for me, anytime! Good combination!

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  36. Oh no Claire..Im on diet now..hahahha..really delicious la..char siew? love that hahaa

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  37. Pete.... hi..long time no hear, what happened to u? glad to see yr name reappearing after MIA. hahhaa.. hope u r doing well!


    c.Alv.B: me also on diet.. but still we need to live, right? :) eat and enjoy too...

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  38. Was back in Ipoh recently and please....give me another place to go for hawker food at night! Aneka Selera doesn't seem so great anymore!

    Wanted to go to YumYum on Firday for their Siamese laksa but being the long weekend, they didn't have their lunch specials!

    All in all...not a good foodie trip this time round!

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  39. why the chap-choy looks like "ham choy" like that.. XD

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  40. ann: i seldom go aneka selera.. unless no more choice.. i prefer to go for dishes instead.. maybe bercham is a better choice next time... compared to those days, ipoh garden food court is ranked much lower now ...


    donna: ham choy is actually kai choy ma.. same type of vege...

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  41. Happy New Year Claire. Wish you a healthy and prosperous new year ahead. Sorry for the silence as the last time I read was when u were in Japan. Long time, huh? But will try to blog and read more this year despite the tight work schedule. Take care. CY.

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  42. Really good pictures!
    I cannot say much as my hubby is an International Chef...LOL
    Lucky me!
    hugs,
    shakira

    ps...HAPPY NEW YEAR!

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  43. nice blog here and thanks for visiting mine and for your well wishes. here's wishing you and your family a wonderful and healthy year ahead. happy new year!

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  44. Except for the char siew that appears too burnt for my liking, the rest are... well, I have to keep swallowing my saliva haha :-)

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  45. Yeerrrrrrrrrrrr Looks so delicious!!!

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  46. cy: thanks for coming by despite your heavy schedule.. u take care too!


    shakira: wow.. u r so blessed!


    chloe: u r absolutely right! i agree, i ended up taking the fats and the burnt parts off.. actually they were not burnt but unevenly seasoned..


    babe: u r welcome!!


    media007: yeerrr... hoe sik ..

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  47. I'm hungry now!!! Look at the char siew and the chicken and the most yummy choy keok!! Drooling now!!

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  48. annieQ: maybe u can cook much better than this.. "p

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  49. Haven't taken this Ipoh chicken rice for a long long time! Looks really yummy & fattening lol, but I have to say I love it!

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  50. mylittlespace" yes.. it is memang yummy if our stomachs are growling especially.. hahhaa...

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  51. The food always looks so good and makes me hungry!!

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  52. cheryl: so did u have a meal after looking at these pics? :)


    cath j: u too? come jom.. makan..

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  53. Ooh! Looks so yummy. Getting hungry lah, and just had my lunch!

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  54. yummm... looks soooo good, i'm so hungry now, can't wait to go for dinner =P

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  55. foongpc: so... yr next stop, will it be ipoh?


    yanz: ok..drive slowly..hahaa... and blog about yr dinner later..

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