Restoran Bak Kut Teh Ah Kee — Restaurant in Klang Municipal Council

Date: 21st December, 2023.

Was running some errands around this area and craved for some Bak Kut Teh (BKT). Searched using Google search and found this place.

Ordered a single portion dried bak kut teh. Came with a small bowl of soup which is quite thick.

Overall is ok. The sauce of the dried bkt was a bit on the bitter side. Most probably due to overcooking of the dark soy sauce.

Portion was not too bad. Managed to get around 8-10 pieces of pork. And it even came with some ladies fingers.

The complimentary soup was rather thick. But the taste is just so so in my own opinion.

Other condiments such as cut chilies, chopped garlic, dark and light soy sauce are the norm for any bkt restaurants.

Nothing too spectacular that will call for a second visit.

A single portion + white rice + iced Chinese tea comes to RM19. There are other places which are charging...

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