Restoran Weng Kei Chicken Rice And Mix Rice — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Worse owner I've met. Was eating halfway and went to replenish soup. When I came back my table and food were all cleared. Went to inform owner. All he said was, "I don't know" and kept pushing the fault to customer, said I should finish my food then only go replenish soup. That doesn't make sense. Told him he should just admit that it's his staff fault. Instead, he still insist its my fault. Previously we had bad encounter with his chicken rice Myanmar staff, where we were being told off rudely when requesting for soup. Guess it's not the staff, it's the boss culture. Boss rude, staff rude. No we wonder if the staff has permit to work? Not possible for a small shop to have so many foreign workers. Immigration should check.

Not cheap food and price is a bit steep. Plus, action and Lansi owner. See picture.look at the kitchen and floors, so dirty and unhygienic. Should report to authority to check on it's hygiene. Staff not wearing face mask.

Should also report to kpdn why there's no pricing shown in restaurant. Everyday different prices.

Will not patronise again with this boss attitude. Gangster attitude.

My 100k followers should see this. Highly NOT...

Tuesday 28 January 2025 - Chinese New Year eve. They are open for business. Came here to have lunch. Went to mixed rice.

It's self service after been given a plate of rice, just an empty plate'(if dine in) or plastic container (if doing takeaway).

Pick what you like and take as much as you like from the mixed rice dishes on display at the food counter.

You may need to queue, as there are many people. After taking what you want, then queue for your turn to make your payment at the cashier's counter. The owner himself man's the cashier's counter.

For wantan Mee, chicken rice, roast pork, char siew rice, you can order directly from the respective counter. Pay at the cashier's counter.

Cash and e-wallet payment accepted.

Since it is Chinese New Year, and on this day, the eve, customers came to buy whole chicken, whole duck, or a portion of roast pork or char siew to bring back...

Wed 10 Aug 2020 After my brief visit to the Sentul Market l headed to the popular Chinese Nasi Lemak stall in Sentul and dropped by this corner Kopitiam for a bath room and a drink break. Ordered a hot herbal drink to chill down. The mixed rice stall is busy and offers a good range of popular dishes for a tasty quick bite and inexpensive meals for office workers nearby. The place is bright and airy. The service is fast and friendly. Prices are competitive and wallet-friendly. Parking bays are limited here. P/S. Was told by an elderly friendlt uncle who served the drink that the popular chinese nasi lemah street stall only opens for...