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The Cantonese simply can't say no to chicken

that's PRD

Sep 1, 2008

Kelly Wang

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It's a known fact that Cantonese people love to eat
chicken. So it came as no surprise when we saw You
Ji Hui- a restaurant that decided to dedicate its whole
menu to chicken dishes. What intrigued us was that
You Ji Hui offered 3 levels of spiciness for their signature
dish – Braised Chicken (烧鸡公88RMB for 1.5
kg): normal, extreme and suicidal. We managed to
keep our sanity in check and ordered the entry level
of spiciness, and it was fiery enough! Cooked with
Hunan dried chilies and heaps of ginger, the well-flavored
chicken was addictively spicy while leaving a
tingling sensation long after. The Beer Chicken (啤酒
鸡 38RMB/half) was another enticing treat which had
a sweet and sour sauce followed by a matching taste
of beer. We were impressed with the properly cooked
scrambled egg (茶子油炒蛋 23RMB) fried with cha zi
you, a special oil from Hunan that gave the runny egg
an earthy touch. It might take a couple more spicy
meals before our ultimate "suicidal" attempt, but we
certainly won't mind a few more visits.

25, Ti Yu Dong Heng Jie, Tianhe District (8754 6363)
友鸡会，天河区体育东横街25号
Daily: 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. & 5:30 p.m. – 4 a.m.
Payment: cash only
Price: 20 RMB pp

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