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Sei Ngan Chai (Sze Ngan Chye) Duck Feet Parcel 鸭脚包

27 January 2013 2,483 views 2 Comments

Sei Ngan Chai (Sze Ngan Chye) Duck Feet Parcel 鸭脚包
sei ngan chai stall
It has been some time since I ventured Petaling Street. Taking the advantage of hosting my friend from Hong Kong, we went to Petaling Street for a food trail. One of the stalls that cannot be missed is the Sei Ngan Chai (Sze Ngan Chye).
sei ngan chai Duck Feet Parcel 鸭脚包
Known for its scrumptious roast duck over the years, the tiny stall is also popular for another delicacy, the Duck Feet Parcel (鸭脚包).  My first encounter with Duck Feet Parcel (鸭脚包) was more than 25 years ago and it is more popular now especially it is widely available in “lok lol” portable vans. However, the genuine and the most original version of Duck Feet Parcel (鸭脚包) is available at Sei Ngan Chai Petaling Street.
sei ngan chai Duck Feet Parcel 鸭脚包 1
The origin of Duck Feet Parcel (鸭脚包) is unknown but it is not also a common favourite among locals too. It is duck meat roll with duck feet, duck liver and pork belly and coated with sweet char siew sauce. They are selling it at RM 1.50, a reasonable price for its huge portion. We didn’t try the roast duck as we wanted to try more food in Petaling Street and my Hong Kong friend finds the taste unusual. It is a hate or love passion for Duck Feet Parcel (鸭脚包).

Please see the map below for the exact location in Petaling Street.


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  • Cynful Pleasure said:

    oh.. I love this… got 1 in Ipoh also very nice!!! Each time I go back, I’ll sure go eat!!!!
    Cynful Pleasure´s last [type] ..Samsung’s ecobubble™

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    Wilson Ng Reply:

    Hi Cynful,

    I’m sure the one in Ipoh is equally good. I haven’t really ventured to Ipoh for food yet, heard is a paradise there!

    Wilson

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