It's amazing how people in KL can find good food in strange places. Especially when it's hidden in a small 'lorong' with barely room for 2 people to walk through after the tables are placed along the walls.
But I'm glad to have found the place that serves this fantastic herbal chicken dish that goes really well with rice.
And for a centre pool dish, we also ordered a bowl of Bak Kut Teh, the herbal soup mix pork dish that also goes really well with rice, along with a plate of vegetables.
Here's another angle of Lorong Bandar 4, to see just how the stall is strategically placed to achieve optimum use of space.
This road sign is not gonna be easy to spot, but from the main road, you might notice the signage that says Chiap Tong – Lorong Bandar 4 is right there. For parking, don't bother trying anywhere else but Menara Olympia, where you can be sure of not getting slapped with a police summon for illegal parking.
And if you eat quickly enough, you'll have some spare time to actually walk over to Petaling Street...
And look for this shop that sells some really ol'skool candies and dried fruits, and card games like 'Donkey' and 'Happy Family'. This is the life.
It's amazing how people in KL can find good food in strange places. Especially when it's hidden in a small 'lorong' with barely room for 2 people to walk through after the tables are placed along the walls.
But I'm glad to have found the place that serves this fantastic herbal chicken dish that goes really well with rice.
And for a centre pool dish, we also ordered a bowl of Bak Kut Teh, the herbal soup mix pork dish that also goes really well with rice, along with a plate of vegetables.
Here's another angle of Lorong Bandar 4, to see just how the stall is strategically placed to achieve optimum use of space.
This road sign is not gonna be easy to spot, but from the main road, you might notice the signage that says Chiap Tong – Lorong Bandar 4 is right there. For parking, don't bother trying anywhere else but Menara Olympia, where you can be sure of not getting slapped with a police summon for illegal parking.
And if you eat quickly enough, you'll have some spare time to actually walk over to Petaling Street...
And look for this shop that sells some really ol'skool candies and dried fruits, and card games like 'Donkey' and 'Happy Family'. This is the life.
2 comments:
The pictures you took are really nice. You made a Lorong hawker store looked classy. Welldone!
Thanks! The place has soul :D
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