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• At 2007.05.27 00:57, Kenny Ng said:
  

  Aiks… very near to the place I stay and I never try on it b4… how shame

  Nice meeting u too on Pirates night. Yeah, I was sitting too infront because I’m not VIP ma.

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• At 2007.05.27 03:15, Rose said:
  

  how much is the bak kut teh and the yau char kuai ?? hehehe.. curious

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• At 2007.05.27 05:36, fuizaibing said:
  

  NOOOOOOOOOO… everything no available in Australia. Guess like I am going to cook it myself tonight. Looks very tempting.

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• At 2007.05.27 17:02, Boon Kheng said:
  

  Seeing the oil used to fry Yao Char Guai I become skeptical ady..
  Mind you, many stall vendors are using recycled oil- which is carcinogenic btw

  Don’t consume Yao Char Guai too often..
  If I were you I’d rather do away with unhealthy ala carte..

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• At 2007.05.28 09:27, ah nel said:
  

  i been thre last 2 weeks ago at 2++am in the morning and had 2 person bak kut teh,vege,xtra 2 plate tofu,2 tea cost rm26.60…. its cheap but not so nice as i stil prefer the one in kepong…

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• At 2007.05.28 11:26, Chris said:
  

  I AM SO HUNGRY!

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• At 2007.05.28 12:22, xin said:
  

  wow i just ate bak kut teh yesterday too! haha in klang, not old klang road

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• At 2007.05.31 00:01, -=[APRILCHERRIE]=- » Ah Wong Bak Kut Teh @ Old Klang Road said:
  

  [...] i think here.. taste better than Fatty bak Kut Teh which i eat few days ago… but i think for the soup.. they still need to [...]

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• At 2007.10.28 03:38, Gan said:
  

  I been Fatty Bak Kut Teh & Ah Wong Bak Kut Teh, personal conslusion like Fatty Bak Kut Teh more than Ah Wong. Found out in Fatty their Steam Fish Head is very good. I tried Ginger Steam & Curry Fish Head. Both was ichiban…Probably you can revisit and try it too. Also found out that there are many artists been there be4. Last few weeks saw Malaysian Idiol “Daniel” was there too…

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• At 2007.10.28 20:40, ham said:
  

  i am the BKT Lover …Old Klang road be come a Bak kut teh road oledi no more old klang road lo …. i think there are more than 5 stalls over there and i have tried of most it BUT when everytime think of makan bkt @ old klang road, will visit to Fatty loo. Hey gan, i agree with u where there r singers visited to Fatty cause i have seen Daniel Lee & Penny Tsai !! but too bad, did not take any photo with them…

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• At 2007.10.29 00:02, aprilcherrie said:
  

  Kenny Ng,
  nice to meet you on that night too.. hahaha.. i also not VIP lar…

  Rose,
  err… i can’t remember jor tim.. hhahaha

  fuizaibing,
  hehehe.. maybe you can try cook it yourself.. your own Bak Kut Teh

  Boon Kheng,
  hmm hmm.. really arr.. but Yao Char Guai issss soooo yummy can…

  ah nei,
  oh you went there too? actually i still prefer Klang’s bak kut teh…

  chris,
  i also very hungry…

  xin,
  hahaha.. klang bkt is nice can…

  Gan,
  war… can see malaysia artists somemore arr.. hmm hmm….

  ham,
  omg.. you also saw malaysia artist? hmm.. maybe is time for me to pay another visit to this Restaurant.. maybe taste nicer d… cause as what i know last time used to be super nice.. but the last time i went.. wasn’t that nice anymore.. -_-”

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• At 2008.08.05 20:31, joy joy said:
  

  I’ve been there but the Bak Kut Teh isn’t as nice. I always prefer to go to the Bak Kut Teh at Klang. I am always thirsty because of the ajinamoto. My friends tell me that there are a lot of foreigners doing it and the flavour isn’t strong enough and doesn’t taste like Bak Kut Teh :/

  Whenever I am driving around there, I prefer that Restoran Wai Kei next to Fatty Bak Kut Teh because the yong tau foo really is the best.

  Across the road, opposite the spectacle shop (next to fatty bak kut teh) there is a very nice yao char guai and curry puff shop.

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• At 2008.10.08 18:06, Josantoes said:
  

  hi, i took the picture from your post.. But i do make a link for you. Like your picture =) thanks.

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