Bai Wei Mini Bowl 百味小碗菜 @ Bukit Jalil Aurora Place — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

A 24-hour homecook style chinese restaurant

The dishes are thoughtfully packed in individual serving bowls with food wrap to ensure the hygiene and cleanliness!

We always order their signature spicy chicken (la zi ji), hand-shredded cabbage with bacon, and tomato stir fry egg. The tomato stir fry egg is a must-have dish that makes me feel at home! It goes incredibly well with rice 🍚

So far, we have tried their chicken mushroom soup, sweet n sour fish, braised pork with quail eggs. The sweet n sour fish is crispy n delicious, but the chicken mushroom soup feels overpriced because the chicken is too little.

We have tried the braised noodle (thick) too. The braised taste is delicious, but the noodle texture like kuay teow instead of handmade noodle 😂 would be great if it is slightly harder.

Besides the first branch in Puchong, I would say this branch has improved a lot on their food standard and taste...

Decent place if you like zap fan (economy rice). However, it's just my personal taste that I'm not a fan of it. But my friend loved it a lot! A place for you if you like Chinese food.

The self-service counter is really quick and efficient, takes no more than 10 minutes to have me starting to eat after entering the restaurant. Went there during dinner time. Place is crowded but customers came and went quickly too. Don't have to worry about no seats.

They serve dishes in small bowl ranging from RM3-8. Tried the pork, chicken, vege and tofu. Total 5 dishes + rice, it's RM30. Indeed, fancy zap fan. Food tastes not bad, but quite oily. Most of them are China style, so there are many spicy options. There's free soup and water too.

Overall, my only comment is the bowl was too hot to be handled. The staff was very helpful to take...

When i was paying at the counter, the guy said he has no more 5 cents (for my change). I looked at him and he looked at me as though waiting for me to say "nevermind, it is okay". If you don't have enough 5 cents, then it is your problem. Is he expecting the Customer to rugi (although 5 cents is not much)? In return, he can give me 10 cents, right? Means, the establishment rather the Customer "suffer loss" than them? If I tell him I don't have a mere 5 cents to pay him, you think he will still sell to me? No, right? So I told him "if you cannot provide the 5 cents change to Customer, then don't bother charge your Customer the taxes" ..... haha. However, food wise, it is quite nice. The white rice is of...