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Tuesday, October 25, 2011

Famous Char Siu Rice @ Restoran Spring Golden, Taman Sri Muda

A bit of introduction before we get our way to famous Char Siu Rice!!!
Literally, Char Siu means "Fork Roast" in English and the translation somehow does reflects to the dish. This is so because the shops usually display the Char Siu (Usually referred as Roasted Pork) by hanging (skewered with long fork) them in the window. Hence, the name "Fork Roast".
Char Siu is actually barbequed pork meat and the meat is usually shoulder cut of domestic pork.
Char Siu also got its name at 28 on World's 50 Most Delicious Food readers' poll complied by CNN Go in 2011.

Now the Famous Char Siu Rice in Shah Alam!
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Ta da!!! Spring Golden Restaurant for the famous "glass char siu"

This restaurant got its name for its famous "glass char siu". Yes, you did not read it wrongly. Its called "glass char siu". Why is it called so? You must have a look at the pictures below.

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 I am not joking about its reputation for being famous!

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Even the local celebrities pay them a visit!!! Btw, take note of the opening hours too~
I warn you about the pictures you are about to see later. Make sure you are not hungry when you are looking at this post. Else...(I am just joking~)

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Here you go! Can't see the char siu? lets have a look closer below

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Roasted Chicken with Char Siu. Need a closer look on the Char Siu?

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2 types of Roasted Pork. Lets zoom in more to have a even closer look on the Char Siu
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This is it! "Glass Char Siu" as we say it in Cantonese "Bor lei Char Siu"

The texture is awesome and the bite is magnificent. You can feel the Char Siu melting as you chew. A bit expensive though! but for the taste it simply worth it.
P/S: Worth it if you have it once in a blue moon! 

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Look carefully at the window~ They even serve Roasted Duck~

If you need help going there here is the GPS coordinates: 3.025862,101.542829
P/S: If you want to pay them a visit, make sure you go there early~ Its pretty crowded during lunch hours~

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