Since there are many restaurants popping up in this area, I nagged WenChing out for a lunch with me. Here we were in Chong Qing Chicken Hot Pot located at Kuchai Maju area (always want to come here and finally here am I).
Look! This place is featured in HoChak before. There are stickers on the see through glass where chef was preparing the dishes.
Icy jasmine and honey lemon ice at Rm 3.80 each
We chose the smallest Chicken Hot Pot (priced at Rm 16) and asked to be made into medium hotness. This was prepared with chicken, lots of garlic, onions, carrot, coriander, celery and other spices which are known as their secret recipe.
The chicken was well-marinated and fragrantly served in the hot pot. It was best served in piping hot or you could ask them to light up fire to allow the chicken to be warmed up or allow to be maintained at a higher temperature. Hence, you can enjoy the hot pot slowly. While we were almost done, we requested for soup to be added into the hot pot (I have photo after adding soup into hot pot but guess you wouldn’t want to have a look. It turned out to be black due to the left over sauce. Well, just use your imagination). As the soup keeps boiling, you could opt for some side dishes such as vegetables and have them like steamboat. We didn’t as this hot pot came along with 2 bowls of rice were more than enough for us.
The service was okay and the chicken hot pot was nice (as we love spicy food). A revisit? Not that soon yet as there is still a lot of restaurant out there for us to try on! I have eyed on another restaurant in Kuchai Maju area, shall we have a try-out?! ~
21 comments:
the chicken hot pot looks delicious.... must find time to visit this shop, tks ^_^
oh Ho Chak reviewed this place? no wonder sounds familiar. very very spicy ah? next time try the ultrahot then review, ya? :)
looks good!!
That day we cooked iur very own claypot chicken rice at home! *without the claypot though* haha...
I miss eating out with u girls ;(
u also can request to add in soup...so it will become ma la steambaot~~
hmmm dun think i like dis kinda dishes..but yeah no soup hor..
Yummy looking hotpot!!!
must be very flavorful..perhaps not MSG~~~
oh my my this looks good, must stop at this place!
Does it give the kick?
Chong Qing is very very hot leh..haha! i think i must bring 1 box of tissue with me...haha!
something different... dont think Penang has it right now. :(
ling239,
u are welcome. do drop by and have a try lorrr~ ^^
j2kfm,
ya, i actually figure this our from HoChak too.
haha, one of the HoChak fans?!
as for the ultrahot pot. i think really need a big bravery only can have them e
christine,
i miss eating out with you!
no you no fun lar...
and...
i am waiting to try out your cookingsss!
squall,
yea. we added the soup into the pot but it turned out to be really dark black colour soup. kinda not used to eat.
besides, we were really very full with the chicken, and so, never really try out the ma lat steamboat.
joe,
hmmm, it's the everything in one-pot-dish.
precious pea,
they are not bad \(^v^)/
mimid3vils,
well, not as much MSG as i think. kekeke
can't rmb as it was quite a long time ago.
bigboysoven,
do stop by ya~
simon seow,
it did give a kick at first but not when the soup added to the pot. but then i feel this is quite expansiv
nic (khkl),
haha dun worry lar, not that spicy cz it is just mild/medium level. they have something without spicy too. maybe u can opt for that.
new kid on the blog,
ya wor, can try it out when u are here in kl lor?! ^^
Cute! I've never seen this style before. It's like 2-in-1? Claypot then steamboat
durianberry,
true also, the 2 in 1 claypot steamboat. haha, do have a try - out~ it is quite interesting. ^^
I think that OKR and Kuchai area has plenty of hidden eateries waiting to be discovered.
jason,
Agree agree! there are lots to discover at Kuchai Area!!! ^^
I would like is spicy hot!!!
wmw,
haha, i would like to try the extreme hot too! next time ya!
This is great info to know.
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