Fu Zhong Fu Chinese Restaurant

Have had the lunch specials here, good value for $$.Small shop front which opens up to a large dining and special function area at the rear of the building.

Went for lunch with a mate, we shared some squid for entree, he had some noodle dish, I had szechuan chicken. They stuffed up and gave us a main meal serve

Had take away kwetiao and salted fish fried rice for lunch and the place was empty. I visited this for the first time just because the convenience. The food were rather bland. Won't be back again.

Just walked out the restaurant for not being serviced at all after waiting 5 min. Only 5 or so customers served by 2 staff and I don't understand what they are busy with. Will never go back again. Good luck to survive in this competitive market.

A totally adventurous trip! The restaurant we wanted to try tonight (Mahsuri Satay) is closed. Indefinitely. We decided to go next door, and there we were greeted by the friendly hostess of Fu Zhong Fu restaurants. Upon walking in, the atmosphere in the restaurant gave me a deja vu, like I've been "there" before... "There" in memory of going to an authentic Chinese restaurant in an Asian country. In the 80's. High ceiling, red everywhere, fish pond and aquarium at the front, big screen TV, announcement board, and a VIP room in the back. There was definitely plenty of room - so don't be fooled by the narrow entry or smallish looking restaurant from the front. The food is decent, with a good variety to choose from. Our favorites from tonight's choice were the Seafood Claypot and Lemon Spare Ribs (my son's choice!) The (normal) fried rice tasted quite good as well, though a little too dry. The one thing that made our experience a little... how should I say it... inconvenient was that I don't speak Cantonese (or was it Mandarin)? We actually had to look for that one staff member who'd understand... (Then again, it could be my American accent???) And oh... they did get our order wrong. Twice. Definitely worth the adventure, thanks to my other half for making the choice. The toughest question would be, would I recommend it? Well, this shop won't make it to my top 5 Chinese restaurants that I'd readily recommend. But if all that 5 closed down... give it a try!