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You are here: Home / Food Review / CURRY CHICKEN BUN, KEMAYAN SQUARE, SEREMBAN

CURRY CHICKEN BUN, KEMAYAN SQUARE, SEREMBAN

June 2, 2013 By StrawberrY Gal - Food Review 1 Comment

If you happen to be at Seremban, there is one famous item where you can try for. I was there for a meeting and the local had brought me to Lucky Restaurant to try them.The shop is well located and it has quite an ample parking space too. Lucky Restaurant has 3 branches in Seremban. One has closed down due to lack of customer. And now remain 2. One is in Kemayan Square and another one is in Seremban 2. Lucky Restaurant in Lukut is the original and the oldest.

One of its famous item is the chicken curry bun. Their speciality is on their concept where they come up with the ideo of wrapping the curry inside the bun instead of serving them separately.It is simply a large when it is being served to our table. The curry chicken bun is a very unique dish where chicken curry with potatoes and thick gravy wrapped inside the Gigantic bun. The bun is soft with butter taste, definitely good for dipping the curry. The chicken curry is fragrant and not that spicy and it’s suitable for everyone.

The bread is simply delicious with the fuffy texture of the bread itself and the small pot of the creamy thick curry inside. It is indeed a sinfully delicious and it is superbly lovely when dipping it with the curry with it. I am just to addicted with the buns as well as the curry that is being served with it.
Taste: 4/5
Price: RM 16.00 (Small), RM 22 (large)

Address:
U LUCKY SEAFOOD RESTAURANT
76, JALAN TOMAN 4, KEMAYAN SQUARE, 70100 SEREMBAN, N.S.D.K
TEL: 06-7674076
Business Hour: 1130AM-2.30PM & 530PM-11PM (Tues Closed)
GPS Coordinate: 2°43’7″N 101°55’26″E

Locations: Negeri Sembilan, Seremban Food: Curry Chicken Bun Category: Food Review



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  1. Leo says

    January 31, 2020 at 2:16 am

    I went for lunch today with wife and my 1 year plus baby. First of all this is CNY week, they do not serve other than their own cny package. Which I feel should give an option to eat as the minimum package meant for 3 to 4 person whilst I just with 2 adult one baby.

    So we took the smallest package (3 to 4 person meal) stated on the card board menu myr70. Me and wife always have the habit to reject tit bits cos we both not a big fan. So we rejected the steam peanut I supposed.

    After the heavy lunch, we can’t finish its cos its too much for both of us to consume, hence we take away.

    Right after the payment, I notice there is a charge of myr2.15 stated on the receipt as “SPECIAL DISH” So I told the lady at the counter (early 50s lady, I suppose the owner) I did not take the tit bits please exclude that charges.

    To my surprise she told us, that the additional fees out of cny week for the extra charge on labour fees processing the dough… I told them its a package u should have co-inside the package price instead of charge us separately or alternately let us know during ordering there be additional charge.

    But anyway, we both suspect that so called Special dish was meant for the steam peanuts (tit bits) she refused to take out the charges and told us strictly it was not the tit bits charges.

    We did enjoyed the meal until that particular moment comes by, we feel so cheated, and it’s nothing on the amount of money, i don’t mind pay extra if told prior cos we came from far just to eat the bun, but really turn off by the answer given by them.

    If really that’s the additional charges during cny then why the hell indicated “special dish” they told us the peanut it’s free.

    Anyway, I still prefer the lukut branch. This gona be my first and last visit to seremban branch. Firstly on package mandatory and secondly on the additional charges out of the package. We feel so cheated and dissapointed….

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