Best Fried Rice in Klang

A remarkable Thai eatery, Thai Sawadee whips up fragrant Thai fried rice dishes such as the classic Pineapple Fried Rice. With a sweet and tart balance of flavors from the tropical fruit, other complementary ingredients such as vegetables are added to bring out maximum flavor combinations. A plate will easily fill one for a full meal but we recommend you to try out their other dishes too. After all, food is best when shared.

Hibachi Sushi & Robata is one of Klang's upcoming Japanese restaurants which serves gorgeous cuts of fresh sashimi, scrumptious ramen and udon, decadent dons and of course, delicious fried rice. The place is rather pricier than your usual casual Japanese hangout. For an example,  a 4-piece roll of Dragon Maki will set you back at RM 25 and one piece of sashimi sushi will set you back up to RM 5. Lucky for us, the fried rice dishes are amongst the more affordable items on the menu! At RM 8, the garlic fried rice is a classic Japanese fried rice that is simple yet fragrant. With an additional RM 7, you'll be able to get an equally palatable Kimchi fried rice that is topped with a sunny side up!

An evident crowd favourite, Hing Ket Grill House fills up almost as soon as it opens especially for dinner service. As parking is limited in the area, we certainly wouldn't bet on our luck at peak hours. Hing Ket is ultimately renowned for apparently amazing lamb chops whereby many travel a further distance for. Besides the grilled meat, the restaurant is also commended for grilled seafood such as sting ray, crabs and squid. To pair your proteins and vegetables, consider grabbing the Fried Rice or their signature Fried Tanghun. Both are generous in portions and tasty.

You might or might not have heard of New Boston Restaurant in Klang that have garnered mass attention and fame for itself over the years. Food here absolutely outstanding and we definitely stand for that! It's near impossible to see the restaurant unoccupied or even half occupied as the space fills up as soon as doors open. Heck, people arrive and form a line before the restaurant even opens! The place is definitely old but still gold af.

If you ask the locals where to go for the best Chinese food, many will tell you Coconut Flower. Coconut Flower in Klang is somewhat equivalent to Pantai Seafood in PJ. The restaurant stands on its own roof, has ample seating but yet is always packed! The bestsellers here are the seafood, like crabs, fish and prawns. Reviews have been inconsistent but if you're in the area, we reckon it's worth a go. Instead of white rice, opt to pair your dishes with fried rice instead!

The location of Port Village Seafood is pretty self explanatory. The restaurant floats on waters and is a beautiful place to dine in for something different from city views. Like many competitors, the place is often packed with patrons. Due to its location, seafood is the expertise and thus, be sure to grab some of 'em at a lower price compared to what you get in KL. That being said, the seafood fried rice is one that is not to be missed! With various seafood ingredients such as prawns and squid, your regular fried rice is oomphed up with beautiful natural flavors.