Restaurant 66 Mixed Rice Lunch
Mixed Rice
- Under RM20 per pax
Chiefeater David Lee SP had mixed rice at Restaurant 66 in Kepala Batas with what felt like a mountain of food for RM17


Fried Rice, Street Food, Non-Halal
Vui’s Fried Rice is a stall that operates within Restoran Kam Heong and is helmed by an ex-Din Tai Fung chef. Vui’s Fried Rice uses the short grain rice favoured by North Asians. As far as fried rices are concerned – this was a reenactment of Din Tai Fung’s version (for me), and at RM9 per plate – it was a steal.
Personally – I prefer the HK and Malaysian style fried rice variants eg HK has yangzhou style and M’sia has tai chow style – both versions with abundance of wok hei. But as far as egg fried rice goes – even Uncle Roger would approve of Vui’s. As would most Din Tai Fung fried rice lovers (yes it’s a cult).

This comes in a solid 7.5/10.
The Kam Heong coffeeshop of old (at least in my memory) has certainly been upgraded with these new anchor tenants. No wonder it’s packed daily and making PJ new town a (still) vibrant place for F&B.
Business Hours
Opens Daily
08:00 am to 02:00 pm
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