Restoran Lou Wong Tauge Ayam Kuetiau has to be the MOST famous of all Ipoh’s restaurants, bar none. Ask any outsiders, foreigners, or even the locals themselves on where to have dinner (or supper, commonly) if you’re down in Ipoh for one night only, the chances are most would mutter the name; Lou Wong Nga Choy Kai (“Nga Choy Kai” means Tauge Ayam, or Bean Sprouts Chicken).
A smooth poached chicken with the soy sauce made the taste to another level!!! I just can't describe the taste...until you tasted it, you will know what I said!
No doubt, the short, fat and crunchy bean sprouts (Tauge) is one of the uniqueness in Ipoh~ I am not to said other places don't have this kind of bean sprouts (Tauge), just quite hard to get it in another places.
They do provide meatballs & fishballs.
Price
Chicken: single (RM11)
2 person (RM21)
1/2 chicken (RM33)
1 whole chicken (RM66)
Tauge: single portion (RM3)
3-4 people portion (RM10)
7 or above portion (RM15)
Meat/Fish ball: RM1 per 1
Rice/ Noodle: RM2 per bow




Must eat in Ipoh!
ReplyDeleteI have been visited this restaurant for a few times, their chicken is smooth and has a perfect match with the rice and beansprout!! One of my favorite dishes in Ipoh!!
ReplyDeleteIs their soy sauce custom made and home made by themself? It looks tasty
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious 😋
ReplyDeletethe white chicken look taste, i very hungry liao.....
ReplyDeleteThe first choice in Ipoh!
ReplyDeletethis Old Yellow now soso liao. Beside that one better hahahahaha
ReplyDeleteI remember last time it taste very delicious, but nowadays the chicken rice taste really normal, but anyway it's a good recommendations as well. one of the signature restaurant in Ipoh.
ReplyDeleteI have tried this in Ipoh! Only one menu in the shop. Tauge Chicken HAHA
ReplyDeleteI can smell it from here
ReplyDeleteIpoh "Tauge" really nice so "fat"and "juicy" nice !!
ReplyDeletethe chicken and the service here is very good!
ReplyDeleteI think Onn Kee is better which is just opposite
ReplyDeleteWow nice restaurant! I always come here when Chinese new year
ReplyDeleteNot bad its cheap
ReplyDeleteFamous kue teo in poh
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