When I accidentally discovered the Sunway Mas Commercial Centre a couple years back, I had wondered why anyone would build all these shop lots right in the middle of nowhere, hidden behind Kampung Chempaka, and quite a distance from Bandar Utama too. It remained relatively unoccupied for a while, until the Aman Suria residential area came up, and now it is one of the newest places for food hunters around PJ area.
We wondered at the area in search of a fresh dinner place and ended up at the Wong Siong Wong restaurant, cos one shall never get tired of the greatest Chinese food invented in Klang Valley, the Bak Kut Teh.
look at em bak kut teh and lamb stew
The major difference in this place over most other bak kut teh restaurants is its offering of several other dishes, one of which is the Hainanese stewed lamb ribs. We ordered the recommended lamb stew, a claypot of bak kut teh, and some vege to go with white rice for the four of us.
can you say.. *slurps*?
The bak kut teh, though not the best I’ve had, was pretty good. The soup has a nice herbal taste to it. Ingredients to the bak kut teh is pretty much what you would expect, meat, innards, “taupork”, mushroom, and some cabbage.
The lamb stew was quite a pleasant surprise, the ribs nicely done to a soft and tender texture. The thick gravey has a pretty strong pepper taste and mixes well with white rice. Black fungus, carrot, and spring onion served as garnish.
A little nice touch to the restaurant is that they serve yau ja gwai with a couple bowl of bak kut teh soup while you wait for the main dishes to be prepared. So if you are really hungry, there’s something to start off with. It is the proper way to start a bak kut teh meal.
map to Aman Suria
If my memory serves me correct, it was something to the tune of RM 15 for each person. With bak kut teh and lamb stew, a pretty reasonable price.
Address:
21-1 Jalan PJU 1/3F
Sunway Mas Commercial Centre
Petaling Jaya
GPS: 3.119771, 101.597775
Tel: 03-7805 1576, 016-323 8200
Hours:
mon to fri: 10.30am-9.30pm
weekends: 9.30am-9.30pm
Wah, looks delish! Shall look for the place! Like the map btw 🙂
Paul
nice pics – food looks delectable! and yeah, totally agree – always loved your maps…hehe
showed Mom this post, and she said she and dad would take me there this saturday ~
* my parents are bah kut teh hunters, and they often drag me and my brother off to Klang every sunday or saturday in search of bak kut teh *
omg – bkt again ? dont u ever get fed up with this dish. For a klangite – i dont eat bkt as much as u.
Mike, this fella don’t know what is good BKT la… he can have all the BKT in the world but the best is still in Klang. Hehe..you are just like me, I don’t see to fancy BKT as much anymore…I do like it…but I don’t indulge in it as often as KY does….sioa!
Hmmm… interesting – haven’t tried out that restaurant yet.
There are quite a few in the area tho… mosrtly Chinese “tai choww”/ seafood restaurants.
🙂
Are you sure you are klangites Galvin and Mike? 🙂
these 2 klang chow ah bengs forgot their root, not my problem. 😛
Wait till you try their curry duck and curry pork ribs! AND their “sang kuat” bakuteh….is out of this world!!!! But u must pre-order larr…..
I stay in kajang and i go there very often since I’m a big time bkt fan hehehe :D~~~~
Besides the good food, the other thing I like about this place is its cleanliness.
Visited this restaurant yesterday. Sad to say it is a big dissapointment. Nothing spectacular. Any better suggestions.
Hey just discovered they have introduced Bakuteh Mee Suah and Drunken Chicken Mee Suah! not bad.
Jade77,
Interesting, I should try this one of these days
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sorry,searching a address which near this Wong Siong Wong, can i know the following address is it a shoplots
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K-2-5 Jalan PJU 1/43,
Aman Suria,
Petaling Jaya,
Selangor 47301
thanks a lot
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