Penang Street Food: Hainan Chicken Rice
Hainan chicken rice stalls are sprouting all over the cities in Penang. The stalls picked by tourmalaysia.com are renowned for its tasty and delicious food. Hainan chicken rice is said was originated from Hainan Island in southern China, but the local recipe is quite different with the original one found in Hainan Island.
The rice is cooked with chicken soup drained from steaming the chicken. The chicken rice is served together with the sliced steamed chicken meat or roast chicken meat, sliced cucumber and a special garlic chili sauce, soya sauce, etc.
A few selected Hainan Chicken Rice stalls:
#1 : Kowloon Hainan Chicken Rice.
#2 : Kheng Pin Hainan Chicken Rice.
#3 : Chulia Street Hainan Chicken Rice.
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Posted by admin on March 15, 2011 under Street Food.
