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2013-01-22
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In business since the 1960s, this place supposedly draws lots of Hong Kong & Taiwanese tourists (though there was none to be seen that evening). The "Wall of Fame" is full of snapshots of celebrities who've been here, as well as politicians including a former Thai prime minister. The bah kut teh is the main attraction. It's tasty and worth checking out, but you'll probably find better versions elsewhere in KL. The yam rice was kinda clumpy, but the yau char kuey served its purpose well enough f
In business since the 1960s, this place supposedly draws lots of Hong Kong & Taiwanese tourists (though there was none to be seen that evening).
The "Wall of Fame" is full of snapshots of celebrities who've been here, as well as politicians including a former Thai prime minister.
The bah kut teh is the main attraction. It's tasty and worth checking out, but you'll probably find better versions elsewhere in KL.
The yam rice was kinda clumpy, but the yau char kuey served its purpose well enough for dipping into the bah kut teh.
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