Best Fried Rice in Puchong

Chiang Rai Style is a Chinese-owned Thai restaurant that serves a variety of Thai street and casual dining dishes. Items such as Pandan Chicken, Seafood Tom Yum, Crispy Fried Pork and Thai Style Fried Rice are available at Chiang Rai Style Restaurant at an affordable price. 

Restoran Bibiwok is a casual and modern-looking Thai and Nyonya place that offers a good variety of fusion dishes at a pretty reasonable price. It is indeed rare to see a combination of this two but that is all happening here at Restoran Bibiwok. Whether it is the amazing signature tom yum or the assam fish, it goes great with a plate of fried rice.

Looking for a simple, cozy and chic place to dine? Well, The Yun Fly Caffe in Setiawalk may just be your cup of tea. Highlighting a few key local and western favourites such as the Coffee Chicken Chop, Tom Yum Seafood Soup, Black Pepper Seafood Pasta and of course, the Tom Yum Fried Rice. Despite the use of tom yum paste, it still has an adequate amount of heat from the 'wok', flavour and crunch.

Sector 7 at Setiawalk, Puchong is probably the last place on Earth that you'll think of having a plate of fried rice. It is afterall, a bar that serves a wide range of alcoholic beverages. However, sometimes you tend to get hungry and a normal bar isn't fit for food. Which is exactly what Sector 7 has to offer. A decent plate of fried rice along with some amazing drinks, enjoy the music and live the night. 

Gao Ren Guan is a casual Chinese restaurant that offers a variety of delicious and home-cooked dishes in Bandar Puchong Jaya. It's the humbler version of the Jaya One's branch, with a scale down on some of its dishes and prices as well. Apart from their standard array of available dishes, the Char Siew Fried Rice is one of the many fried rice available, and possibly the more delish. Packed with an abundance of char siew, yam and dried shrimp, this humble plate of fried rice exhibits flavours, texture and aroma. 

Restoran 8 Road is a famous establishment, well known for their 30-40minutes queue. They also offer a wide array of amazing Chinese 'dai-chao' dishes, that is guaranteed to explode in flavour. Above everything else, the Lotus Leaf Fried Rice is definitely worth the try. Packed with smoky goodness, the fried rice is done perfectly brown, flavourful and wrapped in lotus leaf. It's aromatic and tasty.