Dinner in Klang consists mainly of three big categories – bak kut teh, seafood, and taichau places. Today, let’s look at one of the older, more traditional taichau (or in Hong Kong – “tai pai tong”) that offers some rather
KY eats – Stinky Tofu (è‡è±†è…) at Meru Pasar Malam, Klang
Stinky tofu (è‡è±†è…) is one of those delicacy that probably make certain Westerners think we are savages from the 3rd world, but truth is, these stuff are just as sophisticated as blue cheese, beer, and that Scandinavian fish that’s berried in the
KY eats – Hon Ki Seafood Bak Kut Teh, Klang
To be honest, I probably wouldn’t have known about Hon Ki BKT if Ah Tao of the famous Ah Tao Seafood Bak Kut Teh was still alive. When I was sharing the news of Ah Tao’s demise (RIP) with Zess
KY eats – Xin Lai Hing Bak Kut Teh, Near Klang Parade
Let’s get back on the project of trying as many bak kut teh as possible in the birth land of this amazing dish – Klang. Today we take a look at one of the small guys – an unassuming small
KY eats – Authentic Thai Eats at Mae Porn Tom Yum Goong, near Klang Parade
Last week week while driving around exploring places for dinner around Klang Parade surrounding, we chanced upon a newly opened Thai restaurant by the name of Mae Porn Tom Yum Goong located just by the road next to the mall,
KY eats – Authentic Vietnamese street food at Quan An Viet, Kawasan 17, Klang
In my previous-previous job many years ago, I used to travel quite a bit to Ho Chi Minh City for work, and aside from the hospitality of the people there, the one thing I always looked forward to was some