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888 Food Court @ Bundusan

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888 Food Court is a newly opened food court in Bundusan, opposite of Bundusan Pavilion. With lots of new stalls offering varieties of dishes, you will definitely be spoil by choices.

Shi Yue Tian Claypot Chicken Rice Shop @ Puchong

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Shi Yue Tian claypot rice is cooked with no ordinary gas burners but instead with traditional clay charcoal stoves. The nice aromas from the ingredients and gravy are slowly simmered to perfection and sealed inside the claypot with low fired heat of charcoal stove.

Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice @ Pudu

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Heun Kee Claypot Chicken Rice has been established since 1985 by Madam Heun May Lan. The secret behind Madam Heun success was the high grade rice and daily freshest chickens used to cooked the Claypot Rice.

Claypot Chicken Rice at Kedai Kopi Tenom, Damai

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Damai is a hotspot for delicious hawker's delights. Walking through the alley of shops at Damai Plaza Phase 4, filled with tables and chairs, the variety of mouth-watering hawker's food will definitely lured you to stop-by.

Claypot Chicken Rice @ Lido Food Court

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Lido Foodcourt is well-known for its varieties of food as well as the reasonable cheap price. Among all the varieties, Claypot Chicken Rice is one of my personal favourite dish in the food court.

Popular Cuisine @ Towering

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This restaurant located at Towering area opposite Bintang Ramai, serving up some good Chinese food, dumpling (wor tip), claypot chicken rice and pork stomach soup with a considerable reasonable price.

Charcoal King Clay Pot Chicken Rice Restaurant

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Charcoal King, a restaurant that specializes on claypot dishes but also offering different types of double-boiled soup and other dishes for lunch and dinner. They said this method of cooking on top of burning charcoal in a claypot will be able to distribute heat evenly and maintain the moisture within,and mking the food more flavourful and moist.

Zhong Zai Fan @ 1Borneo Food Court

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Zhong Zai Fan is basically consist of steamed rice in a small pot. At 1Borneo food court, the Zhong Zai Fan comes with assorted  ingredients.

Food Court @ Karamunsing

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Food courts consist of a number of vendors at food stalls or service counters. Meals are ordered at one of the vendors and then carried to a common dining area. It is a great place for cheap hawker's food.

Kedai Kopi Tenom @ Damai

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Based on my personal list of favourite, Claypot Chicken Rice serve in Kedai Kopi Tenom is one of the best that I can find in KK during the night.

Charcoal King Restaurant @ Kuchai Lama

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Charcoal King Clay Pot Chicken Rice Restaurant has a comfortable dining environment for family, groups and parties. Through the combination of charcoal fire and claypot will provide sufficient heat to cook the ingredients evenly and thoroughly for the authentic taste that everyone loves about claypot chicken rice. Eating hot, steaming, claypot food on a rainy day is as blissful as having bak kut teh.

Kedai Kopi Luyang @ Foh San

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At Kedai Kopi Luyang, the Claypot Chicken Rice was generously loaded with chicken, chinese sausage and salted fish. Served hot in a claypot, with awesome aroma and great taste. Moreover, it wasn't as greasy as those you can find elsewhere.

Kedai Kopi Tenom and hawker stalls @ Damai

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Every now and then, we love to be back to our favourite eatery and indulge ourselves with food. For a taste of the most authentic Malaysia food, it is best to visit the hawker stalls.

First Station Restaurant @ Citymall

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First Station Restaurant is a newly open restaurant in Citymall. The restaurant used Eagle head as their logo and they serve the famous Penang Har Mee from Kedai Kopi Emas Helang.

Kedai Kopi Luyang @ Foh San

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In KK, Claypot Chicken Rice is not a widely available dish where you can easily find in most eateries. Perhaps, due to the time consuming cooking process, only a few restaurants offer these delightful dish.

RESTORAN LSY Pot @ Bandar Puteri Puchong

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The trends for now, booming up in new restaurants that are specialises in certain dish, e.g. LSY Pot @ Bandar Puteri Puchong specialising in claypot dishes. They are serving good claypot rice with a reasonable price and very generous with the ingredients, lots of marinated chicken, salted fish and chinese sausage. LSY Pot served variety of clay-pot noodles and soups as well

LSY Pot @ Bandar Puteri Puchong

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What makes the perfect claypot chicken rice? Claypot cooking, a traditional style of cooking that is popular in Asia, has a long history dating back to centuries ago. This style of cooking is done where food is placed inside a claypot, then added with water and placed on top of burning charcoal. The claypot is said to be able to distribute heat evenly and maintain the moisture within, hence creating food that is flavourful and moist. Claypot Chicken Rice, a famous Chinese dish in Malaysia, is made popular through the method of claypot cooking, together with the many ingredients that make it flavourful.

Shun Kee Restaurant @ Macau

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One of the recommended food in HK is the claypot rice or more well-known as 'Bo Chai Fan'. During the winter season in Macau, it is the best time to have Bo Chai Fan at Shun Kee Restaurant.

Foodcourt @ Citymall

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Citymall FoodCourt Location: 2nd floor, next to Popular Bookstore $$ Ratings: Food: 3/5 Service: (self-service) Cleanliness: 2.8/5 Visit reviewed: 11/12/10 Butter Chicken with Rice RM6.00 It was a cozy Saturday. After gym, Jack and I were way too hungry to go further than Citymall for lunch. Hence, we had our lunch at the Foodcourt. The Butter Chicken was good. Creamy and rich with butter, the sauce tasted sweet and savoury. Chicken was pre-fried and coated with the buttery sauce. One of the popular stall at the Foodcourt is the Claypot Delight's stall. Claypot Chicken Rice RM5.50 Marinated chicken and mushroom cooked together with rice in a claypot. The best part of the dish was the sticky rice at the bottom of the pot which was crispy and flavourful. Overall, it tasted not bad.

Foh San Restaurant @ Ipoh, Perak

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Foh San Restaurant @ Ipoh, Perak 51 Jalan Leong Sin Nam, 30300 Ipoh, Perak. Business hours: Mon - Thurs:7:00 am - 2:30 pm Fri - Sat:7:30 am - 2:30 pm Email: fohsanip@yahoo.com Phone:(605) 254 0308 Website: http://www.fohsan.com.my Biscuit Foh San Sdn. Bhd. was established in 1973 to manufacture mooncakes. From humble beginnings, we now have more than a hundred employees, consisting of Management, Marketing and Production. To further enhance and expand our business, we have recently moved to our newly acquired factory and premise in Silibin Industrial Estate, Ipoh. Our business philosophy is in establishing long term relationships with all our customers. To achieve that, we set absolute standards in our mooncakes as well as our highest priorty to customer service. The idea of building our own factory was part of a program of improving our manufacturing processes, productivity and cleaniness. We have a range of advance machineries imported from Japan to help us do that. In fact...