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Thursday, 17 October 2013

Maharani Chicken Rice in Klang

Another blur sotong day ...nothing much to eat at our housing area. Kinda want to have some Chinese food. Papa drove straight on.....by and by we arrived some where Meru/Klang.

A lot of Chinese stalls there but which one have good food? Look left look right...saw one house. Corner lot. Right opposite car repair shop.

Quite a lot of people "makan-ing" there. Must be something nice, right?

Okay stopped and parked the car. A closer look, it said Maharani Chicken Rice.


Chicken rice pun chicken rice la....Bit of cili for Papa and Mamarazzi.

Papa's favourite. Braised eggs...if not mistaken it was 80 sens each. Hmm not bad la considering nowadays Tea Eggs is selling RM1 each in KL.

Our plate of Chicken. Not bad....meat was not tough at all. Nice to eat.

Mamarazzi had Thai Style Chicken Claws a.k.a kerabu kaki ayam ...RM6. She like it coz it doesn't have cili padi. The cili topping here was not that fiery hot.

Order a small plate of Bean Sprout. RM2 I think. Mamarazzi was disappointed as it's normal bean sprout. Not the round type like those Ipoh ones. Taste okay la

The Chicken Rice comes with a bowl of vegetable soup each.

Funny thing.....coz Mamarazzi observed people at the next table were having their rice with dark soya sauce. She googled as she was typing this post and found that there are some posts where people eat the Chicken rice drowsed in dark sauce. Maybe it's a special way of eating this Maharani Chicken Rice?

Well, if you happens to be in the area and wanted to try out ..the shop is located at the junction between Jalan pekan baru 28 and Jalan Pekan Baru 29, Kawasan 17, Off Jalan Meru.

58 comments:

  1. Yum, my kind of dishes. The chicken looks quite good and the rest seem the same.

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    1. yup....not that far from you place also if you happens to travel to Klang area

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  2. Wah I love braised eggs also! But I eat only the egg white, haha xD

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  3. All the food looked good except that chicken Claws! I dare not eat them since small as my siblings scared me off. They told me the chicken stepped its own shit and now you eat them. I pushed away my plate and siblings ate them all. They are evils,

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  4. I am wondering why the shop named Maharani? It must be an Indian lady boss who operates that place.

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    1. Chinese leh....Maybe Maharani as in the Empress Dowager of China?

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  5. Wahhh... dine like a queen? hahahah... looks good but why in jln meru T.T

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    1. errrr...coz the shop located there lor....ngum ngum jln jln duno what to eat mah. spotted this spot

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  6. Looks good. Here, we have Maharaja cendol...not nice! :(

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  7. Yup, food in KL always expensive!!! =[

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  8. Oh my gawdd... When I saw your kerabu kaki ayam picture, I was swallowing my saliva again.. Why la always make me "tann hau sui" ? I love kerabu kaki ayam, especially if served cold, with lots of "suen kum" juice and onions...

    Wah, really, I don't care about having to kiss someone later, wallop the onions 1st only think later...Onions+ "suen kam" juice really go along well, lagi together with the kaki ayam served cold, ooohh lala, I think no need to chew. I can just telan all..

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  9. Okay, I want some of that chicken rice. It sounds really good and I am hungry.

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  10. The chicken looks good and i loves the braised egg...

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  11. I would love to try the kerabu kaki ayam too! Crunchy, springy, sourish.... yumss!!!

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  12. I'll have my chicken rice with dark soy sauce too, together with the chili :P

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  13. Chicken rice does go well with dark soy sauce mixed into the chili and ginger. Try it the next time.

    Small Kucing is so 'kwai' dishing out the chili. Good boy!

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  14. oh chinese chicken rice and they have such an indian name for the shop, that's a good cross-over huh?? hehe.. looks good woh actually, but wait, where are your bowls of rice?? :p

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    1. Indian sounding name ka? For Mamarazzi when she saw the name , she thinks of Maharani CIXI LOL

      Rice was on a plate...err...tarak snap photo of it leh...

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  15. the braised eggs look like they have braised it for a long time already, cos inside already quite dark in color.. hmmm, sure very "yup mei" hor?? 80-sen a piece now ah?? wow, i think everything also naik harga lately huh?? tea leaves egg RM1 per piece but i think can get 3 pieces at RM2.50 also right??

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    1. yes very yup mei.

      Ya lor...last time these eggs was 70 sens then aik harga now till rm1 a biji.

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  16. hehehe, the beansprout are usual type but did they mention Ipoh Taugeh at first?? if they didn't then it's not their fault lah, if they mentioned IPOH then i will expect those short and fat ipoh taugeh lor.. anyway, i actually don't really fancy beansprouts to go with my chicken rice..

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    1. no la they didnt mention ipoh bean sprout but saja la coz Mamarazzi likes the ipoh type better

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  17. let me guess.. sure small kucing only eat the rice and nothing else?? the chicken and egg and feet and beansprout all walloped by mamarazzi and paparazzi.. hehe!! actually if only rice, Uncle SK also can wallop because he also like chicken rice on its own..

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  18. oh i've seen people eating with dark soy sauce with the chicken rice.. i think it's the southern style lah, quite interesting though i don't really fancy that.. i still prefer to have my chicken rice with light soy sauce, or maybe a little bit of ginger paste..

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    1. ooh got southern and northern style ka? so far Mamarazzi thought only eat the rice with the kicap from the chicken dish. Yup ginger paste is a must

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  19. Chicken rice! My all time favourite.

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  20. I always like to add eggs too. Some food courts in SG are also selling them at 80 cents but in S$!

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  21. Wah! Ini kucing family sure can scour the length and breadth of peninsula Malaysia for makan.

    One day, they will simply take a flight to somewhere just for makan pulak! LOL

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  22. when I have bak kut teh, i like to douse my rice in dark soy sauce too.. just my preference. hehe. :)
    Maharani chicken rice, sounds like royalty :D

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    1. Have seen people have BKT rice with dark sauce but first time see it with chicken rice

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  23. i love my rice with dark soya sauce...sedap!

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  24. What a tasty post, thanks for sharing your stop at this restaurant.

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  25. Thai Style Chicken Claws looks good..

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  26. Where did they get the dark soy sauce for their rice? First time I heard of putting dark soy sauce into chicken rice.

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  27. Aiyah, you don't know Klang people eat chicken rice with dark soy sauce ? I eat like that too, kekeke.. Actually it is dark caramel sauce but not dark soy sauce , it add little sweetness to the rice, next time remember to try out ya.

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    1. Tarak tau lo. First time "eye opening" experience. Next time must try

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  28. Wah my favorites- Deboned Chicken and Chicken Feet Kerabu! But ultimately, i will look into the chili sauce of the chicken before i judge whether it's good or not :p

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