Jun
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Restaurant Satellite Chicken Rice, PJ

Files under Eats, Hawkers, PJ Others, PJ area | Posted by KY

After writing about the New Restaurant Ipoh Chicken Rice, I got a comment from Mellissa saying that I was conned and that the real deal is at Restaurant Satellite Chicken Rice right next door to the former. Which only means that I gotta give this place a try since this is the lady’s grandpa’s favorite place.

So Mell and I went to the restaurant last Thursday for an early chicken rice dinner after we came back from Krabi.

Restaurant Satellite ipoh chicken rice
Restaurant Satellite Ipoh Chicken Rice

The one thing I like about the place is the ample parking space, and since New Restaurant and Satellite basically reside next to each other, the same applies to both. So many good eating places in KL comes with nightmare parking situation (like Ngau Kei beef noodle), and I’m just glad that this one doesn’t.

We took our seats and ordered roasted & steamed chicken for two, a plate of the signature bean sprouts, and a dish of mixed chicken innards that include intestine, liver, and chicken gizzard to go with a couple plates of chicken rice. I don’t think they serve any pork (roasted or bbq) here, just good old fashion chicken rice.

Restaurant Satellite chicken rice with Mellissa and KY
roasted & steamed chicken, innards, bean sprouts, Mell & KY

As it was pretty early and the restaurant still pretty empty, our food came rather fast.

The chicken were smooth and rather tasty (I prefer the steamed), and while the chicken liver might have been slightly too cooked, the gizzard and intestine were nice and chewy in a good way. I do like the seasoning on the bean sprouts and the chili paste more than their neighbour.

The soup though, was nothing to shout about. I wish more places would serve good soup like Yat Yeh Heng chicken rice at Kelana Jaya.


Map to Satellite Chicken Rice Restaurant
Satellite Restaurant is located on Jalan Gasing, near Fed Hwy

Overall dinner was pretty satisfying, but at RM 27 (including drinks and another packet of chicken rice to go), it certainly isn’t the cheapest chicken rice around town. It’s hard to pick a “winner” between Satellite and New Restaurant, but I gotta say that this place oozes out the feel or traditional chicken rice a bit more than the ultra modern approach of New Restaurant Ipoh Chicken Rice. You can’t go wrong with either one though.

Address:
Restaurant Satellite Ipoh Chicken Rice
103 Jalan Gasing 10/1,
46000 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

GPS: 3.107456, 101.65334
Tel: 03-7956 6830

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30 Responses to “Restaurant Satellite Chicken Rice, PJ”

  1. By stupe on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    KY – seriously, i think this place is overrated as well. It has been there for ages, but IMHO, the food gets worse year after year…it is all about profits!

  2. By povege on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    I totally LOVED their wantan mee. And pork balls. :q

  3. By J2Kfm on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    with both proudly proclaiming their Ipoh origins, one cant help but wonder,

    are they serving Ipoh style chicken rice? or they’ve branches over here? cz for sure I’ve not tasted any Satellite version of the famed chicken rice.

  4. By Ee Vonn on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    Walao Eh! I miss Ipoh Chicken Rice. Sob Sob. -.-

  5. By Chubby Zebra on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    Parking tip: Might be difficult finding a spot on Sunday early afternoons because of church services at the other end of the road.

  6. By KY on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    stupe,
    Hahah but then again restaurant business is a business after all. :)

    povege,
    Ooo didn’t know they too have pork balls. :)

    J2Kfm,
    Well there are many Klang bkt outside Klang, Penang hokkien mee in KL, and Muar otak-otak. It’s essentially becoming the name of the dishes and not necessarily a branch from the original location I believe.

    Ee Vonn,
    Have some :D

    Chubby Zebra,
    Ahh, you have a point. thanks. :)

  7. By Serge Norguard on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    i go there often … good food!

  8. By Myhorng on Jun 2, 2009 | Reply

    ok the packet was for me and i couldn’t finish it. too freaking huge. too blur to taste it properly.

  9. By Kevin Yong on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    Different thing between eating in Malaysia and eating in UK is that, in Malaysia, you want good food, you have to find it. In UK, you want good food, you have to cook it.

    I miss chicken rice… Best thing is to learn a few skills, so you can have chicken rice wherever you go. :D

  10. By Kev. on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    I think the Yat Yeh Hing chicken rice is still 1 of the better 1s around…. and thatl ooks like a HUGE plate of chicken for 2 pax…..

  11. By KY on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    Serge Norguard,
    :D

    Myhorng,
    Hahah ayah you were too stoned.

    Kevin Yong,
    Hahhaa I’m sure there are some good restaurants in UK

    Kev,
    Hahah yah over ordered a bit. :P

  12. By genojk on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    When it comes to chicken rice, Yat Yeh Hing is still no.1

  13. By lb on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    it’s always good to hv food being served faster than fast food.. but don’t be surprise if you were told to wait a little longer, because. …because the Chicken is busy!

    it happens in china.

  14. By visithra on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    I’ve eaten here before after being told this was one of the best place to eat in PJ, i still think the one Hainan Chicken rice shop in old klang road is better and even the local one i get near home.

    props though that its open at night and i love the feel of the place, though the uncles play english musical songs at night ;p

  15. By foodbin on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    i have tried it too but was put off when all the food are done and served by a group of foreigners.

  16. By kc on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    ky, you shall try their pork balls. it’s yummy. i don’t fancy rice, usually i will order the flat noodle soup to go with steamed chicken, bean sprouts and pork balls. It’s heavenly good…

  17. By KY on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    genojk,
    I guess we all have our preferences. :)

    lb,
    Hahaha that is so tragic

    visithra,
    ooo which place is old Klang road?

    foodbin,
    Well, so long as the chicken is cooked properly and cut up properly I’m fine with whoever’s serving.

    kc,
    oOo interesting, thanks. :)

  18. By vialentino on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    wah…this restaurant brings me good memory…when i pak toh…brought my gf (wife now) makan at here….

  19. By Jade Zheng on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    KY u cut yr hair ka? Y look so different wun..?

  20. By lb on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    don’t get mistaken…what they actually meant was kitchen.

  21. By Huai Bin on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    Ah, I know the Yat Yeh Heng place…very near where I work. A lot of coworkers swear by it. I prefer the one at the same row with Kelana Jaya LRT station though. Saturdays only, when there’s work. It’s too far to drive on a workday.

  22. By ahbing on Jun 3, 2009 | Reply

    KY,

    I took a photo of yours and made it into a link button. Hope you don’t mind. Your link button can be found from my site. Cheers!

    Ahbing

  23. By eiling on Jun 4, 2009 | Reply

    such a high tech name for an old place! Haha…

  24. By KY on Jun 4, 2009 | Reply

    vialentino,
    Oooo, grew up nearby heh?

    Jade Zheng,
    Yes, just SLIGHTLY different maa

    lb,
    Hahahah I see!

    Huai Bin,
    Too far for workday? It’s still nearby bah! :D

    ahbing,
    Hahaha awesome!

    eiling,
    I know right! lol

  25. By in on Jun 4, 2009 | Reply

    I like this place too. If you go at night the atmophere is great. You can dine al-fresco under twinkling fairy lights and the mist fan will be on, so its not too hot. The music blaring will be from the 60’s and 70’s. Its great!

  26. By Charlene on Jun 5, 2009 | Reply

    If I had to chose between those two, Satellite is better but I think Yat Yeh Heng is the best!! Hmmm actually, have you tried the chicken rice at the food court/hawker stalls opposite Atria in DJ? That rocks too!

  27. By buddy on Jun 7, 2009 | Reply

    further down the road just before the lasalle primary school, there is a row of single storey shops…there is a chicken rice stall at the corner coffee shop…it’s much much cheaper and the rice is fragrant and taste like it’s cooked with oil fm the chicken while the sesame oil n soya sauce dressing is tasty

  28. By KY on Jun 7, 2009 | Reply

    in,
    Ooo, music some more, didn’t know that, haha.

    Charlene,
    I know which one you’re talking about but I haven’t tried that one yet. :D

    buddy,
    Interesting, thanks! :D

  29. By visithra on Jun 8, 2009 | Reply

    i’m not sure if the shop survived the expanding of the old klang road but it was on the main road and was called hainan chicken rice shop and only open during the day – if ur coming from midvalley it should be on your right.

  30. By KY on Jun 14, 2009 | Reply

    visithra,
    Thanks for the tips! :D

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