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Chicken Rice @ Jalan Burma, Penang 鸡饭

Chicken Rice - The good one and big portion

I found the good chicken rice finally! Braised egg was nice too! So satisfying and so full :D Well, because I am not very fussy on which part of meat, so he gave me heaps of chicken breast meat! However, my colleague said it is too expensive and okay okay only?



Okay how I measure chicken rice? At first, because ever since I came back, I had never tasted any good one. So this one so far has reached my standard. My measurement is quantity and quality. For quantity, many chicken rice I have eaten at others place were so little in chicken meat. I am not a carnivores but isn't it a chicken rice?! Quality means flavour and freshness which is quite subjective especially for flavour. Rice itself is also a flavour kicking for chicken rice. They actually gave plenty of rice, yet the boys next table still requested for extra serve of rice. I am not very fussy on soup or chilli paste that come with chicken rice. The soup is okay for me but the chilli paste is a bit dilute. The drinks here is so dilute too!

In Addition, they serve 'cai boi'! I love 'cai boi'. I shall order this next time.  A reminder of not to go during lunch time at 12.30 pm to 1.30 pm because it will be packed with so many people and took awhile to get your food. Sometimes they might forget your order and you need to remind them.

The shop only sells chicken rice, located at Jalan Burma, Penang which is just opposite Tanjung Medical Centre. I think they close on Tuesday.

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