Best Chicken Rice in Putrajaya/Cyberjaya

Lalapan's version of the chicken rice seems really bare, with literally only rice and chicken; one might wonder if they're getting their money's worth. Fortunately, that measly portion of a chicken comes with a whole lot of flavour, and topped with more sauce to give it that added depth. Chicken is cooked nicely, with the skin being slightly crisp and the flesh tender - what more could you ask for?

Restoran Mat Ayam Kampong is definitely a place for family. With dishes flying out of the kitchen at a commendable speed, the food too is really up to standard. Whether you decide to order an individual portion, or sharing platter, the chicken is cooked beautifully with a good amount of seasoning and spice. Vegetables are also worth going for as it only makes the meal a whole lot better.

Nasi Ayam Hainan Original Ipoh in Cyberjaya is for the many chicken rice lovers. Founded in 1984 and has been run by family generations since then. The rice is cooked with rich flavours and oil as the way Hainanese chicken rice should be. As for their roasted chicken, it is served with tenderness, and has a crispy texture which is marinated in soy sauce. Definitely a must try!

If you're in the mood for some flavoursome chicken, then you ought to get yourself down to Ayam Kampong Madoo. This warm and cozy place offers a wide range of affordable dishes, including their signature nasi ayam berempah. Chicken that is fried to crispy perfection, along with marination that really penetrates through, giving it the flavour you desire. It's packed full of flavour, addictive and outright delicious. So what are you waiting for? 

Nasi Ayam Gemas is a little more traditional in comparison. Similar to most Hainanese chicken rice, they offer single and family sized portion, with two different methods of preparation - steamed or roast. Whichever you pick, it comes with a side of oiled-fragrant rice, soup and of course, homemade chili sauce. Flavours are great and chicken is cooked to perfection. Though if you're expecting something with a bit of a punch, you might be disappointed.

Well it's fairly obvious that most foodcourts in Malaysia will offer chicken rice as it is a staple. Sri Teja is no different, with one stall offering a very basic chicken rice. It's not entirely the fanciest one you can find, but it is one that you can just feast away happily, without thinking much about it. It comes with a side of soup and chili to compliment as well. 

If you're looking for something simple and affordable, then Nyonya Valley Restaurant's Hainanese chicken rice ought to do the job. It comes with a side of chunky roasted chicken, swimming in a a thin layer of sauce. The flavours are great and it pairs well with the rice, as expected. Though if you're looking for something with a bit of finesse, then you might want to try some place else.