I was waiting to pick up my wife and had time to spare, so me and daughter saw this nicely renovated BKT outlet named 'Wing Heong' behind the Jayajusco Cheras Selatan. I don't know if they are the same store as Klang's Weng Heong or the Wing Heong on some BKT herb packing. My daughter had a pang for BKT so we sat down and a

Myanmarese came and waited on us. I am a 'banana' but if I concentrate on what are you saying I can grasp the "ser puu ser' that you are dishing out but this Myanmarese girl is speaking like a whole table of stainless steel plates has fell on the floor.

I gave up and asked my daughter to order.
She ordered a normal soup one and also a stewed one (dry). The soup version soup's tasted OK but I prefer a stronger herbal taste but the meat being boiled for too long made the meat tasteless, just like those meats that's in the double boiled soup, soft and tasteless!

The stewed one is actually a misnomer. The dish has no similarities at all to 'Bak Kut Teh". There's no resemblence at all to the herbal taste of BKT. They should be describe something else but not dry BKT. When they say "dry" they don't mince their words, the dish came dry like 'kai see'.

Another point made me dissapointed is they don't serve the rice it in a bowl but on a plate taken with fork and spoon. No fun liao!

I like my rice all soaked in BKT soup like porridge

but I can't do it here. Give me the old version where after eating there are bowls all over the table and I don't really fancy claypot too. One thing though, BKT is getting to be an expensive fare as for this meal, it cost us RM35.00 for two and even that we didn't order greens or 'tau foo pok' and only 2 iced chinese tea.