This is an old post but for unknown reason, it went missing. So post it again. Went to KL in January 2008 and we managed to try out bak kut teh at Klang, Selangor.

One of the popular bak kut teh shops in Klang called “Chung Lu Wa Bao Rou Gu Cha”. You can also see the the yellow cloth there written “Shi Yen Chai Rou Gu Cha” in Chinese.

Braised chicken feet with mushroom

The said bak kut teh. Very thick bak kut teh. Four persons only RM30+

Not sure about the location also. If you would like to have it, you have to ask the locals in Klang about it.

In fact this was a very old post, 1 or 2 years ago. Updated in here before but I have not idea where it gone too. It just gone missing.

Restoran Soo Huat is popular in Melaka. According to my friend that brought me here, they serve the best bak kut teh. They are also famous for their sweet and sour pork leg, yellow wine chicken(direct translation from the Chinese name), and Thai assam fish.

There are many celebrities that had dined in this restaurant before, you can see many signatures and newpapers report there.

Tea is the best drink to compliment bak kut teh in West Malaysia. However, in Kuching, I don’t think this is the case.

A type pf pork leg dish.

Vegetable dish.

The bak kut teh that is very famous.

I have no idea of the exact location but if you are in Melaka, I’m sure the locals will know where it’s located.

One of the famous Bak Kut Teh places in Kuching is now available at Ban Hock Road. Just next to Ting Noodle House.

Let’s see what they have to offer for 4 persons:

Rice, included in the set. Since there were 4 persons, they suggested us to order 2 sets of bak kut teh, each set for 2 persons.

The chili that is a must for bak kut teh lovers.

One set is the usual bak kut teh, RM13 for two persons.

Another set is dry bak kut teh, RM16 for two persons. Something different that you can get there. It’s quite spicy if you cannot tolerate spicy food. You can ask them to skip the chili if you want but the taste wouldn’t be the same.

You can also order extra vegetable, this the RM5 stir fried vegetable.

If you want to get good bak kut teh in Kuching, this is one place you can go. They have a variety of drinks too such as bubble milk tea and various desserts.

The following are some new additions to Kaya Toast. In fact, it’s not really. Actually it’s introduced quite sometimes ago but only manage to visit it recently.

So sorry that we had forgetten to note the price of the dishes cost. By the way, you can redeem free tea/coffee(hot/cold) there with My Privilege Book.

Curry chicken rice comes with plain white rice. Suitable for breakfast and lunch or even dinner.

Curry noodle is also suitabe for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Chai kueh, a type of delicacy from the Hakka community.

This should be a franchise. You can find them in KL, Johor and Ipoh. They served Hong Kong style food.

In Cantonese, it’s called “Foon Hey Dei Cha Chan Teng”. In Mandarin it’s called “Huan Le Di Cha Chan Ting”. The English name is derived from the Cantonese pronounciation, just my guess but don’t you think it sounds similar?

Chicken Chop in Black Pepper Sauce With Rice(RM8.20)

Nissin Noodle with Sliced Beef(RM6.80), just for a mention, this is really instant noodle. Nissin is the brand of the instand noodle.

Claypot Seafood Porridge(RM6+, don’t quite remember the exact price)

Claypot Ginger Sliced Beef Porridge(RM5.50)

Longan With Sea Coconut(RM3.20), it’s chef recommended and Hot Chinese Tea(RM0.80).

If you are worry about putting on weight, then you can check out orovo. It might be helpful for you but please consult your doctor first.

Zhi Wei is located at Ban Hock Road. It’s at the same row of Mita Cake House. You want to try the food there, you can utilise My Privilege Book to try their food for free. They serve KL authentic cuisine.

Let’s see what they have to offer:

Milk tea(RM1.80) and Coconut juice(RM2.30)

This is Famous KL Style Noodles that worths RM6, you can redeem them with the voucher in My Privilege Book from 12pm-6pm daily.

Crispy Beancurd(RM7)

Don’t bring your large Samsonite luggage in because the place is quite narrow and you might block people way with it.

Here’s one place that many Kuchingites like to have lok-lok. It’s called Lok-Lok. Situated at the same row as San Francisco Grill or Michelle Bridal at Ban Hock Road. It’s only open at night.

Let’s see what Lok-Lok has to offer:

Nasi lemak+chicken wing, no price available.

Nasi lemak+curry chicken, if not mistaken it’s RM4.50

Besides nasi lemak, they also have fried kueh tiao, fried noodle and more.

Definitely lok-lok is available there. It’s dipped in boiling water instead of fried which is a healthier version.

Feeling thirsty or your body is heated, get yourself cool down with luo han guo. It’s refeshing and thirst quenching on a hot night.

They only operate at night.

Restoran Ah Yat Abalone Forum.

The interior.

The photo of the chef meeting many famous people.

They specialised in Abalone. So if you would like to have an abalone feast, you can come here.

Steamed pork dumpling with crab roe(RM6.80)

Steamed BBQ pork bun(RM5.50)

The peanuts and the cold towel on the table and the hot towel when you got after you finish your meal are automatically included in your bill, RM3.

You are expected to give them tips here. Oh… Don’t attempt to buy diet pills online after you eat so much of yummy food there.

Contact details:
Address: Lot F/L 2A23, level T2A First World Hotel, Genting Highlands Resort 69000, Genting Highglands, Pahang.
Phone no.: 03-64362288
Fax no.: 03-64361288

Mmm Yum Yum Bak Kut Teh is one of the food establishment you can find in Genting Highlands that served various types of Chinese cuisines. It’s located inside First World Plaza.

You can get abalone bak kut teh also!

Ginseng bak kut teh too!

Order a set of claypot bak kut teh for 2, the total is RM34.80, add-on 2 more bowls of rice, it’s RM36.80.

Some views of the place. It seems like many people like to dine there. I guess it’s because they serve bak kut teh which and other warm dishes can keep you warm at night because it can be quite cold after the rain.

If you are hoping to catch some TV shows there, I’m sorry to tell you that there’s no tv stands with TVs available there

Taipei 101 is opened quite sometimes ago but only manage to dine there now. It’s located at RH Plaza.

The Interior.

Menu, didn’t see the menu so I’m not sure about the pricing as I was attracted by the set meal. I also didn’t see whether they have English wordings now. Sorry about that, was in a rush also.

Taiwan Style Pork Rib Rice(RM3). This is only available for year end(2007) offer. Not sure they still have it or not, or the price might not be RM3 anymore.

Didn’t visit the washroom though, wonder what kind of faucets they are using.

Contact details:
Address: Gr Flr, Lot 11597, Blk 16, Tmn Lapangan Terbang, RH Plaza, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak.
Tel. No.: 019-8475155, 016-8597775

Operating hour:
10am - 9.30pm
Monday off