We had something we had to see to last Saturday morning on the other side of town so we drove all the way there and in the meantime, I heard that there was a stall here (2.265245,111.859945) selling claypot rice. There used to be a stall at the coffee shop at the back of this complex selling that a long time ago. It was really very nice, as good as any that I had had elsewhere but the problem was it was not open for business on a regular basis and I would not want to drive there only to find it closed. The lady at the stall next to it told me that the guy had a full-time job and did it only to pass the time whenever he felt like it so she did not know when he would be around and when he would not.
They have a whole lot of food stalls here at the front section of the complex now…
…and this is the one selling claypot rice and a whole lot of other claypot stuff…
I had the chicken with mushroom (RM6.00)…
…which was nice – like soy sauce chicken served in a claypot of rice and a bit of greens by the side.
My girl had the pork (RM7.00)…
…and I did try a bit of the meat. It had a stronger five-spice fragrance and did taste a little bit better than the chicken.
My missus had the chicken with salted fish (RM7.00)…
…and she said she could detect the presence of some bits of salted fish but there was very little of it.
Well, all in all, I would say they were all right – I would not mind having that sometimes for a change but definitely not when I have to drive so far out of my way. Sadly, I do not know of any other place in town that serves this so I guess if we want a really nice one, we would have no choice but to cook our own – with the lap cheang (Chinese sausage) and the long kiam hu (salted fish) and all. Perhaps I should give it a try one of these days…