I am fine today.
I blogged about a delicacy called Beggar’s Chicken on my blog Day +454: Beggar’s Chicken – a must try! Since then, I have a dream – a dream to be a beggar and thank God that the dream comes true today :-)
A group of 21 church members went to Ijok to enjoy the Beggar’s meal in the evening. We started the journey from Puchong and drove along the Lebuhraya Damansara Puchong (LDP) toward the Sunway direction. After the Sunway toll, exit to Federal Highway and heading toward Shah Alam. Take the first exit to the road leading to Kuala Selangor after the first toll and drove toward Kuala Selangor. After a stretch of extremely winding road - about 22km to Kuala Selangor - we could see the sign “New Beggar’s Restaurant” sign on the left. The restaurant is just within a short distance from the main road. The whole journey took about 50 minutes only.
The meal consists of 10 dishes and it cost RM298 only. It is catered for 10 people, but the food should be enough for 15 people.
You can read more about this on masak-masak blog here. You have to book the meal before you go there, and the restaurant only opens on certain days of the week. You can get the telephone number from the masak-masak blog.
Now I would like to share with you the dishes, graphically of course :-)
Beggar's Chicken 
Pork stomach
Prawns
Steam fish
Vegetable
Crabs
Duck
Glutinous rice
Pork knuckle
Fruit
The wood used to cook the chicken
The soil for wrapping the chicken for cooking
The machine used to condition the soil
Retrieving the chicken
Put the hot cooked chicken on the trishaw
Opening it - the first layer is the soil, second layer is the paper
And the last layer is aluminium foil
The restaurant banner
The restaurant view
Taking a photo with my wife and a friend from Hong Kong
The hungry beggars
Taking photo with the restaurant owner after the meal - with cheerful and satisfying beggars
If we don't order the full 10 course meal, we can order individual dishes based on the menu
Finally, we got to see double rainbow after the meal :-)
See you next post :-)
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