QUOTE(BlurSotong @ Apr 21 2011, 03:26 PM)
yeah, but falling off the wagon soon. Was watching AFC when I stumbled into food and flavours and into BKT. Singaporean reviewing bout their version of BKT. White peppery base soup. My appetite was gone just like that.
cos he kinds snubbed Malaysia's BKT. Have you seen Black BKT soup with chinese tea spilled into it on your plate? You'll see whitish... swirls like lipids? That' what I saw on tv for Singaporean BKT. Look unappetizing. But peppery soup... *slurp*
but to get to klang at 8, one must get up at 6 something, start driving at 7... my bf loves bkt. Was thinking of taking him to some places. There was one in Pandamaran called "Tuah Pui Kow" years ago, then they moved. I followed them, and they have night BKT by their son. That one was great at first, then it was inconsistent, some days bland, some days great. Now the night BKT is closed entirely. I dunno bout mornings anymore cos I went to the one in teluk gadong. You guys knows which? erm... along persiaran raja muda musa, there's a continental tyre shop, turn right and straight to the end of the road, then you'll come to another row of shop houses. It's along row but I dunno kedai name, I just know I have to cari parking.
Hmm. Somehow the peppery soup doesn't sound tasty to me. Cause I don't like pepper. Hhaha.
Try going for night BKT dinners then. No need to wake up so early lor.
QUOTE(kamfoo @ May 15 2011, 03:56 PM)
can i know how to cook klang style bkt?
Ask those restaurant owners!

I think it is quite hard to do it, or else there won't be so many BKT shops around Klang.
Most of the BKT shops in Klang also have their own packet BKT. Where you just add the ingredients into your homemade BKT to get the taste. I know Mo Sang Kor and the BKT shop next to A1 tuition center in Eng Ann has it.