The chicken rice ball are a bit too-hyped up, but overall, it was a good dish, with the rice being soft and fragrant, but the chicken could have been warmer. The accompanying chilli sauce was good. Could have come with a bit of broth, but then again I don't know if that comes with the Melakan version. More

A must do in many travel guides, this was the worst meal that we had in melaka. Starchy and tasteless rice balls with under flavoured chicken - need i say more. Chicken rice in other parts of malaysia and singapore much better More

The chicken rice balls are not as good as before. Try other food around town or the chicken rice stall by the river. More

I was aware of that this Resaaurant had a good reputation, so we visited it twice to see if it was as good. To be honest the food was ok but not exceptional. More

The rice balls are dry, hard and tasteless. And I think cheap, broken rice was used, as I could discern the stale taste. The steamed chicken was okay, though. The only good thing about eating here is the nice traditional decor. More

if you looking for good chicken rice ball, then not in this shop. however, the restaurant is well renovated.. good place to take a photo shot.. More

As something that's been told as the #1 thing to eat in Malacca, I expected more va-va-voom from chicken rice ball. A rich taste or fragrant smell. But it was a just a good plain riceball with steamed (or roasted) chicken. It tastes good but again not wow. Maybe the simpleness is the key to attract people until they're willing... More

The balls were dry and tasteless. I couldnt finish the plate of 5 balls. The chicken was little better. More

The chicken rice balls tasted sourish and felt too dry. It felt like eating some sort of cake. And the chicken, the less said the better, imagine poaching the chicken, then chopping them up and layering soy sause over them, tasteless....many people just come to this shop because they are not able to get to Chung Wah or Hoe Kee.... More