Restaurant Chicken Hot Pot
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If you’re looking for a fast food restaurant but not the conventional ones, here’s one you could look at. The place is known as Restaurant Chicken Hot Pot. They presently have 2 branches, the 1st is in Kuchai Lama and the 2nd one is located at Kepong. I do travel to Kepong quite often and it’s a surprise that I’ve not really seen this restaurant there despite it being there for a year plus (since March 2007). With Cheesie and Freaky to tag along with me, this is where we experience fast food like never before, well for me that is.
Why do I call it fast food? Well, when you walk into the restaurant, the place is lined with photos of various dishes you could order. There’s 5 main dishes and a number of side dishes that you can choose from. As there’s only 5 main dishes to focus on, their kitchen can prepare and have it ready in a jiffy, hence the fast food concept.
I was recommended 3 dishes by the boss of the place and as soon as I’ve placed my order, the food was served all within the time span of less than 3 minute. It’s fast!
The first one served was the signature dish, the Chicken Hot Pot. Its tender chicken served in a pot of the famous sauce that’s used across all the Chicken Hot Pot chain. You can choose from 3 levels of spiciness depending on how you hot you want it to be. The nice thing here is, the chicken used here isn’t your normal chicken that is used by most restaurant and fast food chains but are free range chickens which are high quality chickens when you talk about chicken meat.
The next dish that came out was the Dinosaur Ribs. Basically its pork ribs cooked in gravy, which tasted like TGIF’s lamb shanks if you’ve tasted it before. The ribs are so well cooked that when you bite into the meat, you can just rib the bone out with ease. Now, just like the chicken dish, the dinosaur ribs are cooked in imported sauces and spices straight from China. After all, this restaurant chain is from China. Again, you can choose from 3 levels of spiciness as well for this dish.
The final dish served was the Scandalously Spicy Shrimp, with only 1 choice of spice level, you can’t really go wrong with it. I love my prawns and I totally clean out this dish despite it above my tolerance level. Now, you might think with these 3 dishes, that’s it for the dishes right? Well, you’re wrong. The other secret these 3 bowls of dishes have is that you could pour in soups pre-prepared by the restaurant into the bowls and you could select from their side dish collection vegetables, meat balls and meat ingredients to put in and make it into a steamboat dish.
It’s very different from the usual type of steamboat or hot pot we eat and it’s worth several visits. I’m definitely going back again as the owner of the local franchise informed me that I should make another trip back for their fish head dish which is locally made but is endorsed by the head office in China.
Price range for the Hot Pot? For a small Bowl, it’s RM16, medium sized is RM22 and the large bowl is RM30. The Scandalously Spicy Shrimp only comes in a medium sized bowl though. The side dishes ranges in prices depending on the type you pick.
Restaurant Chicken Hot Pot
11,Jln Metro Perdana Berat 2, Tmn Usahawan Kepong,Kepong Utara,51200 KL
Opening Hours:
11am to 12am
Ratings:
Food : 4/5
Service : 4/5
Cleaniness/Ambience : 4/5
Value for Money : 5/5
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