One of the famous lunch places in Kelana Jaya area is Kee Kee Bentong Chicken Rice. I travel up and down LDP very often but never noticed its existance until my friends told me about it. I don’t know about you, but I would have never expected a normal looking seafood restaurant like Yat Yeh Hing to house a good Chicken Rice stall.

steamed-chicken

We reached around 12.15 pm and apparently it was the busiest time – it was almost full house. There’s even a queue to get the soup lol. From the other blogs, it is said a quarter of a chicken’s portion is the minimum order. But since there were four of us, this wouldn’t be a problem. So we ordered a combination of steamed and roast chicken.
If you noticed, Kee Kee’s chicken is bigger in size with yellower than usual skin, that’s because the birds used are claimed to be corn-fed. And although the chicken was chopped into big pieces, it was still tender and juicy, even the breast meat! I really enjoyed it. I think the secret is to not fully cook the chicken, this is pretty evident from the meat’s slight pinkish color and the trace of blood visible in the bones.

bean-sprout

The bean sprouts was normal, huge portion though. Kee Kee’s other famous dishes are fried and chicken gizzards, intestines and the ‘Glass Chicken Feet’ – a jelly like dish made of chicken feet, which is said to be cold and tastes sour. But that day none of us were feeling adventurous enough to order any of the dishes mentioned, lol.

chili-sauce

The chili sauce was great and went very well with the chicken rice, we had seconds. Shown here also is the ‘Sha Lei’ drink, or more known as Umbra juice to us Penangites, a very sour and addictive drink.

roast-chicken

The roast chicken was equally good as well, just not as juicy as the steamed ones.

chicken-rice

When we arrived, the stall was hung full with steamed chickens. And this is what was left when we finished our meal.. about 40% only. The chicken was selling like hot cakes and really showed the briskness of the business.

bentong-chicken-rice

As listed on the stall front, they are famous for ‘Glass Chicken Feet’, steamed chicken and chicken soup. I didn’t try the soup because it was chargable and the queue was long, honestly I am regretting it now. But for ‘Glass Chicken Feet’.. hmm maybe next time lol.

yat-yeh-hing

Waiting time can be long when they’re busy so do come early to avoid this situation. If you tried any of the ‘interesting’ dishes, do let me know what you think about them ok? At the moment, just the chicken rice will do for me lol.

Restoran Yat Yeh Hing,
33, Jln SS4D/2, People’s Park. (Next to Kelana Jaya LRT station)
Open 10.30 am – 2.30 pm. Closed on first Tuesday of the month.

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