The Restaurant - Onn Kee
Village Chicken with Soy Sauce gravy
Bean Sprouts or Nga Choi
Dry Curry Hor Fun





I went back to Ipoh the other day and had nga choi kai at Onn Kee. Many would say Lou Wong is nicer but for me, as an Ipoh lang, i prefer Onn Kee as the gravy and texture of the chicken is much better.
Lou Wong is on the other hand, cheaper and much popular but, I guess it's just up to people's preferance.
Normally I will order hor fun with clear soup or dry curry hor fun to go with nga choi kai. Famous Ipoh pork balls are available here too
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