Busy Corner - 旺成瓦煲屋
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Restoran Busy Corner @ Damansara Jaya
- Oct 13, 2017
- www.choiyen.com
- Review
Verdict: This place indeed ideal for a casual meal for its reasonable price and portion. I wouldn’t mind returning to try out other variations.
Restoran Busy Corner @ Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya
- Sep 16, 2017
- venoth.blogspot.com
- Review
Claypot Prawn Rice is one of the top sellers at this restaurant. Being a dish that is rare to find, they prepare this in a unique method so much so, even the base paste is different to the Chicken Rice. Be sure to thoroughly mixed it up before consuming. Otherwise, the paste would be unevenly distributed and you wouldn't be able to enjoy the dish. The shrimps used are quite large and they were fresh and juicy. The taste of the rice is so unique that you would not have tasted anything similar to this. A must try dish at this restaurant. May seem a little pricey but it's totally worth it. My rating for this shall be 10/10.
That Familiar Feeling @ Restaurant Busy Corner, Damansara Jaya
- Feb 27, 2012
- ugwug.blogspot.com
- Review
I just love the raw onions, giving Busy Corner's claypot chicken rice (RM6.50 for a small serving, RM12 for large) an added oomph! My fave order is the original (with or without the salted fish, depending on my mood); there're lots more variety to choose from - black pepper, red bean sauce and Thai. One can also choose to have black pepper steak rice or prawn instead of chicken.
Restaurant Busy Corner 旺成瓦煲屋 @ Damansara Jaya, PJ
- Feb 15, 2012
- www.nikelkhor.com
- Review
Oops.. I have been relocated to somewhere nearby Damansara Jaya for a half years long. But until now, i only have this chance to taste this claypot rice. According to my own database, this claypot have their branch at Kepong. And, i am so lucky that i can enjoy this nice claypot, which just few step from my rented house. Wohoo.. Awesome..
Busy Corner & Koon Kee Claypot Chicken Rice @ Damansara Jaya - KAMPUNGBOYCITYGAL
- Nov 10, 2008
- kampungboycitygal.com
- Review
Claypot chicken rice (RM 6, small) has always been our old favorite. It is amazing that how the simplest of ingredients are transformed into something such amazing one pot meal! Busy Corner’s version sans the appearance of lap cheong (Chinese was sausages) is quite a let down. Despite the rice being soft and fluffy, the chicken pieces were tough and dry.
