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KL Food Fight: Claypot Chicken Rice vs. Mutton Rice - Which Wins?

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Craving authentic Malaysian cuisine? Dive into Dachenbao's Wabao chicken rice and more! This spot, run by a Malaysian-Indonesian couple, serves up mouthwatering dishes steeped in tradition. But the real star? Wabao mutton rice! It may make you rethink what you love the most. Find out more on how they make this.

Quick Takeaways:

  • Wabao Chicken Rice: Discover the origins of this dish, tracing back to Chinese immigrants in Malaysia.

  • Malaysian & Indonesian Flavors: Experience the unique blend of these cultures in every bite.

  • The Mutton Revelation: Learn why the reviewer declares the Wabao mutton rice even better than the chicken!

  • Homemade Goodness: The restaurant is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m..

  • Secret Ingredients: The aromatic onion and chili combination takes it to the next level.

Dachenbao's Malaysian Wabao Chicken and Mutton Rice

This article reviews Wabao chicken and mutton rice from a restaurant in Dachenbao. The owners consist of an Indonesian wife and a Malaysian husband. The reviewer explores the origins of the dish and samples both the chicken and mutton versions.

Origins of the Dish and the Restaurant

The reviewer initially thought the dish was Indonesian but clarified that the owner is Indonesian, and her husband is Malaysian. The restaurant has been open for two years. The Indonesian lady learned how to cook at a Chinese chicken rice shop, eventually opening her own place when the previous boss didn't want to continue.

Preparation and Ingredients

The rice is washed and soaked for 15 minutes before being steamed. The chicken is marinated. The dish also includes salted fish, which is cooked separately. The chili sauce contains onions. The owners open every day from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Sampling the Wabao Chicken Rice

The reviewer notes that the Wabao chicken rice is a Malaysian variation, different from the Chinese version often eaten. The Malaysian version doesn't include sausage due to it being a Halal establishment. The reviewer found the chicken rice to be delicious, exceeding expectations.

Trying the Wabao Mutton Rice

In addition to the chicken rice, the reviewer also tried the Wabao mutton rice. He was especially impressed with the lamb, describing it as soft, tender, and flavorful due to the marinade. The reviewer notes that the customers eating at the restaurant are mostly Chinese.

Verdict: Mutton Rice Preferred

The reviewer concludes that the mutton rice was the highlight of the meal, even better than the chicken rice. This preference is attributed to his love for lamb. The combination of the lamb, rice, chili with onions, creates an amazing flavor profile.

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