When we were in K.L., our friends brought us to this eatery around Jalan Imbi for the 'bak kut teh.' This place's version of 'bak kut teh' is basically a pot of stork with everything in.
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Their Chinese crullers are quite good, with crispy crust and fluffy texture inside.
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The gluten sheets go very well when thrown into the pot of 'bak kut teh.'
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This braised pork leg is also very well done with gluey skin and soft meat attached.
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Well, after all the oily stuff, it's time to have something green to balance the heavy diet. The vegetable is crunchy and juicy, well done!
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With all the meat dishes walloped up, we still have a steamed fish head to tug in!
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4 comments:
After i see all the photo's i feel hungry.
Haha! I'm hungry too after posting those photos. :D
I'm hungry also since so many ppl are - mass hunger effect!
CK, I found a good award winning photo blog. It's at http://www.louispang.com/blog
I don't know if he's better than Alvin Leong, but it sure looks like it!
Thanks for the link, Greg. :) I can't say who's better. Each one has his own style of wedding photojournalism in it. Louis Pang does more subtle post-processing whereas Alvin Leong does very little PP IMO.
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