Claypot Rice

They sell about 500 - 600 pots on a good night, I was told. That's an astounding number, if you ask me. There are 2 varieties - chicken claypot rice or pork claypot rice. Each cost RM6.00.

I placed an order and did not have to wait for too long. The rice has been pre-cooked in the pot, and all it took was just to add the ingredients on top. 

 Pork Claypot Rice

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Garnishing the rice were pork cubes, slices of chinese sausage, bits of salted fish, spring onions and deep-fried shallots. Stir well to coat the rice with the sauces and then dig in. Be careful though, as the rice was really hot. I liked the taste of the sauces which had a nicely balanced flavour. The pork cubes and the sausages were tender, and I liked that I could taste the salted fish. Not bad a meal, overall. To try, head to Jing Wood Cafe at Pelita Commercial Centre.