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Congratulations to Chris new born baby! Guess after he promoted to father, will be very hard for him to have early BKT breakfast with me in Klang :-).This visit to Ah Tau BKT (阿头肉骨茶) in fact already months ago. As usual, most famous BKT in Klang come at a price - wake up really early.

Abner told me about this BKT in PJ and lucky me, he took me there quite soon too :) Ah Sang has been running it's BKT business for years (30 years i was told) and has a loyal following of customers from around PJ area. A claypot of piping hot BKT to start the day...Ah Sang's BKT soup was quite thick and had a very strong herbal flavour.

This was last Sunday's lunch. A quick grab of food at the Food Republic Food Court. Our little cousin and I had the same thing. She wanted to eat Bak Kut Teh, but 'dare not' go buy food herself. Why? Where we are sitting is at the other side and the 'scary cat' inside her took over. LOL...

Currently I am really hooked to Dry Bak Kut Teh. Ever since I tasted it in Yap Chuan, I have been craving it especially when I am really hungry. Thankfully there’s Yap Beng in Equine Park, Seri Kembangan. Yap Beng is a Bak Kut Teh restaurant that serves good Dry Bak Kut Teh, almost equaling the standards of Yap Chuan.

Lunch at Yap Chuan Bak Kut Teh at Puchong Utama Not going to elaborate this restaurant much, cause already introduce in my previous post.Read here for more details.This time brought my parent in-law to taste it.

Didn't blog for so long because busy searching renovation idea every weekend :-).There are a lot of BKT in Klang, sometimes I enjoy the claypot version but most of the time I still prefer the bowl type.

A colonial building ... possibly Klang's municipal building? Klang town is notorious/infamous for a few reasons. The traffic jams. The un-clean surroundings. And the traffic jams. Oh, did I repeat myself there? ;) A touch of royalty ...

While having an extended talk crap session after dinner on a Saturday night, Tim asked: “Eh who wants to go to bak kut teh tomorrow? This place serves the best fu chuk ever! We go there early, lets meet at 8:45am!” WWQ, Kim, Rachel and I signed up immediately despite the fact that it was already past

Since MIL spent her weekend at BIL, we decided to dine out. We had Yu Kee’s famous Bak Kut Teh at Jalan Gaya. Ian was quite selective – he only took rice with meat balls. lots of soup and later on drank lots of tea!  Bak Kut Teh served here is real tasty, probably because of MSG overload!

Bedok Corner is not all about Malay food, of course. Right across from the Muslim stalls is probably one of the most non-halal of Chinese dishes - bak kut teh (pork bone tea) and pig organ soup. But warm soup is great for a cold, rainy day.