Arrived SS14 Subang Jaya. Among the whole row of Bak-kut-teh shop at Jalan SS 14/2, Mamarazzi noticed a "new" Bak-kut-teh shop. Okay la...let's try out this shop la.
I told Papa not to touch this coz it's "electric water".
Mixed Bak-kut-teh for two persons. MMm...the soup was good too. Strong herbal taste.
This blanched lettuce, Auntie CC sure like coz they put a lot of fried onions on top.
Would definitely pay this shop another visit.!
Please don't knock my botak head okay...I didn't get their address. All I know is that it's along Jalan SS 14/2, Subang Jaya, Selangor. The block which is nearest to the BHP and Petron petrol station.
Mamarazzi checked the receipt....that one lagi no use coz the address stated was 12-13 J-Avenue, Jalan J-Avenue, 43200 Cheras, Selangor. * Super pengsan....*. There is a phone number on the receipt....019-2745937.....not sure if it works or not ...
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ReplyDeleteLooks like a great place to eat. I did laugh at the name Vinegar Pig Trotter... Funny name!!!!
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DeleteLOL..that is what we callit here...can't say Pig's foot coz sound so yucky....hence the "glamourise" name
I love BKT once in a while. Lettuce is surely nice with lots of fried onions!
ReplyDeleteOhhh you also like with lot of fried onions ah
DeleteEating the same thing over and over again... Adoi! KL so big plus all the surrounding areas, and you have that same problem that I face here! Impossible lah!
ReplyDeletehahahaha....not impossible leh
DeleteThe Vinegar Pig Trotter sounds interesting and looks good too. I would sure like to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteHope you will like it too
DeleteI have been to the row of shops and tried some of them. I find that after eating the bkt and other stuffs, I feel so thirsty. So no more to those shops. I eat quite the same types of dishes. But looks like you had a lovely meal.
ReplyDeleteso far it has been okay for us. Yupp...glad to discover this "new" shop
DeleteI enjoy good BKT too. Yesterday, hubby & I were watching program on dry BKT cooked by a 20-yr-old kid who started cooking at the age of 14!! Unbelievable!
ReplyDeleteOooh...i think i saw the same show too. Yeh he is very good at cooking. Amazing to see how fast he can prepared the BKT
Deletevery true lah, sure get bored when you are having almost the same thing repeatedly.. and one thing for sure, it's always a tough job even to decide what to eat and to hunt for a place to eat.. :D
ReplyDeleteYea wor....always ...eat rice or noodle....if noodle what ...if rice...malay chinese or indian...sei emm sei?
Deletehahaha!! if you were the only ones there and the service wasn't fast and good, then can forget about the place already lah.. hmmm, nice food and yet not many people there?? maybe they are still new huh??
ReplyDeleteService was fast lor...and they very polite too...
Deletenew shop maybe not famous enough yet to compete with the few BKT shops....that row full of BKT shop leh...got Yutt Kee got Chuan Kee got some more duno what name leh...
Hahaha....maybe after blogging about it and people see this post they will go and try out...ish perasan pulak aku macam la femes sangat....
oh.. vinegar pig trotter, this is something i will skip.. i also love my rice with the BKT soup, i think this is the authentic way of having BKT right?? last time the people not so rich, so they won't have too many meat and other things in the soup, so in order to feel more stuffed up, they just pour in the soup into the rice.. hehehehe, i say one lah, dunno true or not~~ :D
ReplyDeleteMe too like rice with soup....but Mamarazzi likes the Chu Kiok choh....nice wor...not easy to clean the chu kiok leh....
Deletethe BKT soup looked very very thick!! must be very flavorful.. but i actually only like ribs and the toufu pok in BKT, haha.. the lettuce also i like because of the generous amount of fried shallots on them, haha~~ :D
ReplyDeleteYes...can taste the herbs. As you know can actually order the pai kuat only. no need the rest also can.
Deleteadoi...you also love fried onions ah?
huh?? J-Avenue?? errr, they just moved there from Cheras or they have their first outlet there?? probably haven't updated their cash register system yet lah.. hehehe!!
ReplyDeleteduno why wor...so funny lor...
DeleteOh I heard Anay's name! LOL... Why everyone has been associating Anay with Feng Shui, Ghosts and Thailand? It has become a trademark. Wakakakakaka
ReplyDeletehahahaha you are the Feng Shui Master mah...must consult you leh
DeleteI love to eat BKT anytime! I just limit maximum once a week at the most otherwise my arteries would be clogged up.
ReplyDeleteOnce a week ah....wah u so lucky leh...we sometimes not even once a month
DeleteMamarazzi was very smart to tell Kaldip not to touch those spinning waters. It is not the electric but more of bad chi that would bring. I remember that there was a powerful small fountain at the junction of Jalan Sultan Ismail/Jalan TAR. Many youngsters would pose to snap photos and played at that fountain which I knew was being placed there for feng shui purposes. I felt very giddy every time I passed that fountain as the bad chi was spinning inwards and outwards. I was sure those fellas who played the water and washed their feet went home with sickness & bad luck.
ReplyDeleteNot mamarazzi tell la...I tell LOL....
Deletereally ah? Those ting for absorb the bad chi? then what happen after absorb? dispose mana?
I thought its to say money come geh
Seems like a pretty good place to have BKT but sj is out of the way... good enough there's a good bkt place near where i stay but it's not cheap tho
ReplyDeleteYea...nowadays BKT is around RM10 or RM11 per person
DeleteGood morning Mamarazzi and J!
ReplyDeleteStill on school holidays right?
Yup still school holiday :)
DeleteThe name is so unique, da de, hehe~
ReplyDeleteI miss vinegar pig trotters!
I wonder what it means too
DeleteTheir other branch?
ReplyDeleteI love vinegar pork trotters with a hint of spiciness! Yummy.
Cute small kucing with his botak head. Too cute to knock his head lah
Not sure about other branch wor....yea with a bit of dried chili very nice hor
Deletewell the foods speaks for themselves it seems
ReplyDeletethat each was great and yummy
It also depends on customers. If you like these types of food you will say it is great.
DeleteBak-kut-teh seems the most interesting for me,
ReplyDeletebut that last dish was smething to consider as well
Soupy with strong herbs taste
Deleteas for the fengshui item I never seen one here
ReplyDeletei mean something like that
Something like decoration for good luck
Deletehave a great day and happy blogging samll kucing
ReplyDeletetake the best of care and god bless you
Thanks mecoy. The same to you too
DeleteMany fried onions ?! No~ *faints*
ReplyDeleteYou don't like fried onion?
DeleteThe pig trotters with chilli sure tastes good. Wah simply choose also can find a good place to eat..haha..
ReplyDeleteThis time we were lucky
DeleteI can never go aimlessly looking for food. Scared get too hungry! LOL
ReplyDeleteWe always kena.cant think of what to eat
DeleteSmall Kucing's head looks so shiny! Is the pig trotters dish more sour or is it more sweet than sour? I like those that are more sour than sweet. Good that Mamarazzi picked the right restaurant to eat in that serves the food that she likes.
ReplyDeleteFor mamarazzi this is more sour n spicy ..nit really sweet
DeleteYummy~ BKT... which one is better? The Klang or Subang?
ReplyDeleteEach have its pro n cons but mamarazzi fell in loce with the chu kiok choh
DeleteIs true that always hard to find what to eat outside, so as a lazy person like me, I always go to the same place, hahaha!!! =]
ReplyDeleteWe lazy too but somwtimes bored with the same thing
DeleteThe first one does look way too spicy. I do like spicy though.
ReplyDeleteIt looked spicy but to mamarazzi it was ok
DeleteI like bah kut teh!
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