Tue 20 May 2008
Inspired by KY, I visited the place too, on a fine Sunday morning. It is just somewhere after the toll exit from federal highway, nearby the Maybank tower.
Yao-char-guai is a must-have for bak kut teh. It is very depressing if they don’t serve it. I even saw some people bringing their own yao char guai!
Ahh…the ultimate bak kut teh! The soup is really nice, we ordered extra needle mushrooms for this pot. I finished the last bit of juice.
And they serve chicken feet too! RM6 for a big bowl.
A bill came to about RM55 including tea for the 4 of us. The shop was really crowded, but they served pretty fast and the crowd moved quite fast too. So, you can definitely get a seat there.
Ah! Glorious and glorious and fattening breakfast!
wahhh making me hungry again!!
this Bak Kut Teh shop is actually in Taman Rasna, Klang, though the “Teluk Pulai” in it’s name might be misleading..
BUT
There is another shop in Teluk Pulai, Klang with the name Taman Rasna Bak Kut Teh…
I guess they’re related sumhow.. :p
KY: yes yes go there again!
KaV: oh no wonder i was wondering why teluk pulai like so big, covers such wide area. how’s the branch in teluk pulai with the name taman rasna? nice also? thanks for the info!
white rice? get yam rice?
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I went twice and it was closed. Found out they only open during the day!