Best Char Siew in Subang Jaya

Roasted and seasoned to perfection, the char siew at Kar Heong, is known to be quite a popular dish aside from their roasted chicken rice. The char siew is roasted until sides are in a dark brownish color which derives from the honey that’s smothered across. The char siew does not have a very charred colour but its taste simply divine so they say. Also topped with sliced scallions for garnishing. This char siew dish is cooked following the Ipoh style. Its method may be slightly different but tastes still as good as the original. 

A total foodgasmic experience here at Uncle Seng. The char siew is coloured in a light orangey-red colour. A rather different take to compared to the usual char siew making it a rather unique dish. Also, accompanied with a generous bowl of scrumptious handmade noodles full of flavour. Side with a few leafy greens and wontons, this dish is an absolute favourite to many students as well workers. The char siew itself is sliced rather thinly and is all little bit on the dry sides but when mixed with the noodles it blends perfectly together. The dish is available with noodles or can be ordered as a side order. 

A total delicacy that’s worth every bite of it. At Good Taste, you’ll love this simple char siew dish that’s all about taste rather than presentation. Although served in a simple arrangement, do not be fool by it as it tastes much more than it looks. Colour is on point as well as it is charred nicely. Hints of a slight burnt taste is what this dish is all about. When eaten, savour a mash together of a sweet juicy flavour from the sliced meat as well as a salty finish from its sauce.  

Perfectly honey glazed char siew that fits so well in your mouth and tasting pretty good too some might say. Roasted till dark brown and lightly charred with a feel good meaty texture on the inside and sweet on the inside. The char siew has a ration of fats and lean meat that’s just about right to savour. Not forgetting the dark sauce to enhance the flavour giving a balance to a sweet yet salty overdo of the meat. If you’re in for good char siew, Uncle Yap’s is definitely the dish to get your hands on.