Well, time for another bak kut teh entry, and for this round we’ll look at Restoran Law Tian – one of only 24-hour bak kut teh places you can find in Klang (and perhaps anywhere) Law Tian Bak Kut Teh,
KY eats – Hong Cha Stinky Tofu, SS2 Pasar Malam
For the fan of stinky tofu, there are a couple of stalls offering this dish in one of the bigger pasar malam in Klang Valley – at SS2 every Monday evenings. Let’s look at the stall by the name of
KY eats – Prawn Mee with Salt Pork, May Lin kopitiam, Sungai Petani
My brother works at Sungai Petani, and the passion towards food runs in the family, so whenever I’m up north at his place, he always make sure there’s something interesting to try. On my last visit it, it was something
KY eats – Claypot Curry Mee at TSY, Klang (halal)
A little while ago we decided to hunt for some different offerings within Klang for dinner, I mean, while bak kut teh is the best invention ever, you can’t have it on every single meal. A bit of a change from time
KY eats – Late Night BKT at Taman Eng Ann, Klang [Closed]
Bak Kut Teh at Klang is not merely a popular dish, it is pretty much a way of life. There are hundreds of bak kut teh sellers in the municipal, each offering their unique interpretation of the Malaysian-invented dish, and
KY eats – Late Night Bak Kut Teh at Kin Kong, Taman Eng Ann, Klang
Klang is of course, the Holy grail of Bak Kut Teh, it is the place that invented the dish, and also the place that has the most concentration of restaurants offering this wonderful marriage of meat and herbs with a
KY eats – Hong Lai Fried Hokkien Mee, Setapak
Sometimes the best eateries are the one you stumbled upon when the original place you want to go isn’t opened for business, and this was precisely how we ended up at Hong Lai at Setapak after a failed attempt to get
KY eats – Late Night Teow Chew Porridge at Peng Hwa, Old Klang Road
Where do you go when you’ve got the munchies at 3am in the morning but don’t feel like heading to yet another mamak restaurant that serves spicy food and nothing else? Well, if you’re a fan of Teo Chew porridge,
KY eats – Char Kuih Teow at PJ Old Town
Char Kuih Teow is not often something you have as dinner, it’s not even something you really should have for supper. All those grease and high calorie ingredients isn’t something that’s particularly healthy, but some of us live to eat
KY eats – Penang Kuih Teow Soup at Mingtien Taman Megah [Closed]
Due to the proximity of where I stay, Mingtien food court is my most frequented food court especially when it comes to late dinners. This huge food court has at least 30-40 hawker stalls at any one time and operates