Bukit Tinggi, Klang
16th March 2007
Owner claims that the ingredients are sourced from Pulau Ketam, and I believe him! Good fishballs, and fish-noodles, nice broth in the steamboat, and pretty decent chilli-sauce too. Not quite Koka's standard (Chilli), but great value nevertheless at RM$12.50 per head. We ordered for 2 heads, and there were 3 of us!
Even went for 'Apam' or 'Apong' (Depends who you ask!) in Klang Jaya, which is an old housing estate located opposite Bukit Tinggi ... RM$1 each. Tip! Don't ta-pow home, it gets soggy. Could imagine HOW GOOD it would have tasted if I had eaten it there!
2 comments:
hi...
where did u find the 'apam' or 'apong' ?
where is it located?
time?
hey.
thanks for visit chin chin ho in mac2007.
Merry christmas to you. and got to update u some new info.
we have having our new branch beside AEON bukit tinggi named chen chenho steamboat, we r serving tomyam and chicken soup (yin-yang bowl) and other seafood. Signature is kam heong LALA, XO crab. HOpe u see u again.
Happy New Year
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