Cheng Heng Kway Chap and Braised Duck Rice is Good
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Chiefeater Luke Soon had the kway chap at Cheng Heng Kway Chap and Braised Duck Rice at the Holland Drive Food Centre


Chicken Rice
Lunch at Ong Ong Chicken Rice in Taman OUG provided a largely pleasant experience. Located on Jalan Awan Hijau, this establishment specializes in traditional steamed chicken and various signature side dishes.

The meal featured half a kampung chicken, which delivered a good flavor and satisfied expectations. The texture had bite without being too hard which plagues the preparation of some of the kampung chicken I have had before.


The Signature Ipoh Taugeh (was another highlight, noted for its crunchy and lovely texture.

Braised Egg was good.

However, the most impressive item was the Chicken Liver & Gizzard, which emerged as the best part of the lunch.

On the other hand, the Roasted Pork was a disappointment; the rind lacked the necessary crunch, making it an item to skip on future visits.

Their signature iced kopi packs a wallop. Too strong for my liking.

Half Kampung Chicken: RM48.00
Roasted Pork (1 pax): RM13.00
Signature Ipoh Taugeh (L): RM12.00
Chicken Liver & Gizzard: RM5.00
Braised Egg: RM2.80
Small Rice (3x): RM6.00 (RM2.00 each)
Ambra Sour Plum Juice (Cold): RM5.00
Ong Ong Signature Coffee (Cold): RM5.20
Chinese Tea (Hot): RM1.00
Total inclusive of drinks, service charges and tax was RM103.90 for 3 pax. That makes it average at under RM35 per pax.
Score: 7.6/10
M – Meal Value
At less than RM35 per person for our group of three, the pricing is fair for a good chicken rice meal in OUG. While the roast pork missed the mark, the quality of the kampung chicken and the generous portion of “mixed parts” provide solid value.
Score: 7.2/10
V – Venue & Vibes
The restaurant offers a bright, clean, and modern air-conditioned take on the traditional chicken rice shop. Located on a busy street in Taman OUG, it maintains a lively yet comfortable neighborhood vibe that is perfect for a casual lunch.
Score: 7.8/10
X – X-Factor
The X-factor is the exceptional quality of the mixed parts and the crunchy Ipoh taugeh. These sides elevate the experience beyond a standard chicken rice meal, showcasing a level of care in the traditional accompaniments that makes it stand out from its competitors.
Score: 7.8/10
Business Hours
Opens Daily
11:00 am – 9:00 pm
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