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Home / Food Review / Sze Ngan Chye (四眼仔) @ Kepong : Famous Petaling Street Salted Duck is Here

Sze Ngan Chye (四眼仔) @ Kepong : Famous Petaling Street Salted Duck is Here

June 13, 2017 by StrawberrY Gal

One of the famous roadside stand which is famed for their salted roast duck is now in Kepong. With past 50 years history, Sze Ngan Chye’s Salted Duck  grows up with many foodies and I still remember when we waited patiently by the street in Petaling Street for our roast duck especially during festive Season.
Sze Ngan Chye (四眼仔)is actually belongs to Mr Choong who had passed the business to the family and now they have a shop in Kepong for those who does not want to go to the outlet in Petaling Street. With the restaurant in Kepong, one can comfortably tuck into the famous roast duck and enjoy the roast duck with families in air-condition restaurant.
And as for this round, we had ordered the combination 3-4 pax which is at RM 35.90. Enjoy the roast duck of course together with the sides of 2 combination to choose from – Roast Chicken, BBQ Char Siew and Roast Pork Belly.
Yes, as acclaimed the roast duck by Sze Ngan Chye comes simply succulent and flavourful with the thin, crispy skin together with the moist and juicy meat.  Dipped them with their signature salty sauce which makes it even better. The roast pork comes good as well with the cracky skin and the juicy meat. Oh no that awesomelicious.
And of course, they do serve plentiful of choices of food includes some rice and noodles dishes as well as the Hot & Spicy Vegetable.
Restoran Sze Ngan Chye,
48, Jalan Metro Perdana Barat 3,
 Taman Usahawan Kepong, Kuala Lumpur
Tel: 03-6241 1115
GPS Location: 3.2158856,101.6393146
 Business hours: 10am to 9pm, closed on Mondays.
Non-halal.

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