Beggar's Chicken @ Jugra

Went to Jugra Hill last week to tryout Beggar's Chicken. Interesting stuff. The chicken is buried in sand and cooked for 4 hours. Gotta make reservations in advance as the place doesn't take walk-ins. It's something different so of course i wanted to try it!


Drove up Jugra Hill. The place is WAY out of the main road. About one and a half hour drive from KL.


Crazy friend took my cam and snap this cemetery on our way up. See anything spooky? hehehe


Beggar's Chicken @ Jugra. Wait, i think that's duck. We ordered Beggar's Duck as well. The meat was soft and tender.. oh, and the soup inside was yummy. Had to fend off the ppl from attacking it and let me snap some pics first.. kekeke


umm.. i can't remember what this is called.. it's like Loh-Mai-Kai


This is "Longevity Soup" according to the menu


Where all the Beggar-style dishes are cooked - our chicken was buried in the sand for 4 hours.



We ordered 9 course meal for two tables since there were 22 of us. The bill ended up with RM27 per person. Another weekend of good food to welcome the PIG's year!! hehehe

GONG HEY FATT CHOY! :)