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RESTAURANT IPOH CHICKEN RICE 1977, MID VALLEY

June 10, 2010 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review Leave a Comment

Is a new style of chocken rice and I am coming again for the chicky meal at the NEW RESTAURANT IPOH CHICKEN RICE 1977.The restaurant which i went is located at Mid Valley or to say The Gardens which is one of the branches.

The food here is designed alike Bento style like having in a Japanese Restaurant with chinese Cuisine. What an attractive combination. Basically, the shop is not too clean I can say and the staff service is simply disappointing.

We tried to clarify on the food we would like to order but they seems to refuse to answer me. Gosh, I am pretty angry on this. Aside, they seems to hurry your order and make it fast where i could no hae time to glance through the menu. So, lets see hat had we ordered.

I had ordered a chicken bento and a roast Chicken Bento which is not much delighting, The chicken was skinny and there is not much meat. Aside, the chicken is not really fresh as well which brought me to a disappointment.

We also ordered the Seafod Taufu which is a normal combination. I can say is normal but comparison of a delights is not much a temptation meal for me. Overall, the shop i can say, is my last time to dine.

Taste:
1. BENTO SET CHICKEN: 2/5
2. BENTO SET ROAST CHICKEN: 2/5
3. SEAFOOD TAUFU: 2/5

PRICE:
1. BENTO SET CHICKEN: RM 12.80
2. BENTO SET ROAST CHICKEN: RM 12.80
3. SEAFOOD TAUFU: RM 6.00

PAYMENT OPTION: CASH

FOOD TYPE: NON-HALAL

LOCATION:
MID VALLEY.
TEL: 03-22827159


Posted By : StrawberrY Gal Homepage : malaysianfoodie

Locations: Kuala Lumpur, Mid Valley, Seksyen 26 Food: Chicken Rice Tags: #DineInMidValley, cash, Non-halal Category: Food Review


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