Best Roasted Chicken in Subang Jaya

The Emperor at the Grand Dorsett Hotel has been one of the renowned Chinese restaurants that allows you to dine like a king, in a Chinese way. As known to many, every Sunday and the existence of public holidays, there is the all-you-can-eat dim sum buffet brunch. Nevertheless, we want you to pay close attention to their barbecue stall located within the premises that provides roasted chicken, duck and as well as chicken chasiu. The meat are all roasted in the kitchen using charcoal to ensure fresh tenderness served to dining patrons. 

Alchemist Dessert Cafe might be focused on desserts but how would you be able to have dessert on an empty stomach? As unhealthy as it is, we would like to say the mains available here can be your comfort food before you move onto their renowned desserts. Take the Roasted Chicken Pasta for example: You get a rather reasonable portion of both chicken thigh and spaghetti which is cooked till a good texture while inclusive of some long beans and carrots. Because infused with herbs, the chicken is fragrant and its meat be tender enough to delight you.

We all know Ipoh can be the land with great roasted chicken, but what if we told you there is one in Subang's backyard? Not literally backyard but you know what we are talking about. Kar Heong Restaurant, besides their renowned chicken soup 'kuey teow', they have a stall selling chicken rice. We would recommend the delectable roast chicken together with a bowl of rice in which will not disappoint you. The tender chicken meat held by the glazed skin will cause you to finish up the whole plate.

Maidah Cuisine has been in the food industry for quite some time now and they have graced us with quite a list of local and Western fare. Under their international selections, look for their Roasted Chicken Morocco. It is a dish that consists of a beautifully roasted chicken that is well-marinated with Moroccan herbs, a generous portion of mandy rice, tomato salsa and some barbecue sauce. If you do not feel so ambitious, you can opt for their Nasi Ayam with a slightly familiar marinated taste of roasted drumstick with rice and chicken broth.

By now, when we think of roasted chicken, Dave's Deli has been one of those eateries with a tagline 'home of the original quarter roast chicken' and has technically stuck with us ever since it started impressing us. With a generous size of chicken thigh that has been gone through a thorough marination of eight different spices and herbs before deeply roasted together with the skin, the founders have definitely done a great job in creating such a recipe. We suspect there must be something in the declared 'magic gravy' that is always coating the chicken.