20 August 2008 @ Kuchai Lama
Before we head off to Putrajaya for fireworks, we had dinner at Kuchai Lama - Chongqing Chicken Hot Pot (重庆鸡公煲), recommended by my friend, Carmen.
So, we ordered 2 pots. One with chicken and another one with pork ribs. We chose the lowest level of spiciness, as a start. [there're 3 levels of spiciness to choose]
After having a couple of pieces, we challenged ourselves by asking the waitress to increase the level of spiciness to one of the pots. You can really feel the difference!
Introducing the people who took the challenge. First, Carmen, the one that lead us to this shop. The one that cannot tahan spicy the most.
After eating everything from the pots, we requested to add in more soup for steamboat. Yes, we can add in other stuffs picked from the fridge inside the shop.
There're various vegetables, noodles and meatballs to be added into the soup. Each basket priced from RM1 to RM4.
Then I saw this sticker on the window - this shop has been featured in Ho Chak! by 8TV!
If you like spicy food, it's worth a try. Check out their highest level of spiciness and let me know whether your lips turned into a "double sausages".
Thanks Carmen for bringing us there. Enjoyed it. Billy, out.
Before we head off to Putrajaya for fireworks, we had dinner at Kuchai Lama - Chongqing Chicken Hot Pot (重庆鸡公煲), recommended by my friend, Carmen.
So, we ordered 2 pots. One with chicken and another one with pork ribs. We chose the lowest level of spiciness, as a start. [there're 3 levels of spiciness to choose]
After having a couple of pieces, we challenged ourselves by asking the waitress to increase the level of spiciness to one of the pots. You can really feel the difference!
Introducing the people who took the challenge. First, Carmen, the one that lead us to this shop. The one that cannot tahan spicy the most.
After eating everything from the pots, we requested to add in more soup for steamboat. Yes, we can add in other stuffs picked from the fridge inside the shop.
There're various vegetables, noodles and meatballs to be added into the soup. Each basket priced from RM1 to RM4.
Then I saw this sticker on the window - this shop has been featured in Ho Chak! by 8TV!
If you like spicy food, it's worth a try. Check out their highest level of spiciness and let me know whether your lips turned into a "double sausages".
Thanks Carmen for bringing us there. Enjoyed it. Billy, out.
4 comments:
Looks hot and delicious
Wow...looks very special and interesting indeed. Didn't know got such thing.
ur blog is torturing me...
i'm more desperate for Malaysian food now....sobz
kinda sick of korean food d
sigh....
[borneo falcon]
indeed hot and delicious =)
[jeromefo]
ya, i also dunno.. My friend brought me there one. I think Kepong got one branch also but dunno where...
[yunyi]
Haha.. 1 more month only. Fighting!
Come back eat eat eat!! =P
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