吃肉骨茶,除了肉骨汤,也可以选择个人喜欢的部位, 如大骨瘦 Big Bone, 五花骨 Lean Meat , 猪脚 Pork Leg, 小骨瘦 Small Bone ,大支骨 Big Bone ,排骨 Sparerib 猪脚弯 Ka Wan, 小支骨 Small Bone, 半肥瘦 等·部位。 若以后再次前往巴生,可以尝试其他比较传统煮法如盛发肉骨茶,三美,德地,庆祥,永香,亚火等,这些的汤比较浓郁,就单纯用肉骨熬出来的汤 (加药材,蒜,酱油),没有其它多余的食材,汤含胶原蛋白,一碗一碗上的。那些用大瓦煲的,属于新派的肉骨茶,会加其它的食材如豆腐卜,蔬菜,金针菇等,个人觉得这会把肉骨汤的味道稀释,像大杂烩似的。 但青菜萝卜,各有所好,没有对错。
@adrenaline20022 күн бұрын
解释得非常好。有很多变化,还有不同的配料和蔬菜可以添加。 Not all of us have to enjoy the same thing. 😁
@@daryllim4826 那两个口水多过茶,就 pasar malan 吃一个烤串 煎饼 可以对着镜头讲解二十分钟。。给无所事事的傻观众看。我看了两分钟就看不下去了,内容全是注入水分
@quanlim87556 күн бұрын
嗯,内容终于贴地,符合当地民情了 😂😂
@jsooi49506 күн бұрын
在马来西亚,真正好吃的食物都是在这些没有冷气空调的地方
@chasl775 күн бұрын
Jessie eats like westerners, using fork and spoon, rice in the soup instead of pouring soup into rice…😂making your own tea is quite a local practice in Klang, enjoy your outing in Klang..😊
The Food Ranger 视频博主 Trevor James 曾经来过这家肉骨茶店 : 直落玻璃(瓦煲)肉骨茶Teluk Pulai Clay Pot Ba Kut Teh (在 Taman Intan, Klang). 如果你再来巴生,一定要来试试。这是全马来西亚最大间、客流量最多的肉骨茶店。无需等如果您在午餐时间以外来。
The brewing of your own tea is also part of the culture and ritual of eating Bak Kut Teh. You will notice the little cups come in a little basin. You are supposed to warm the cups and teapot with the first pour of the tea. So you should discard that first pour, refill the pot and then only drink the second pour after the proper steeping. In really traditional shops, there will be individual boiling kettles adjacent to the table but now most shops would have a central boiler where you fetch your own hot water.
There are lots of authentic dining places that are delicious, and prices are very reasonable. But most of these places usually prefer cash. So prepare some cash if you want to enjoy these old school eateries. 😊👌
It's funny to see both of you trying out a common Malaysian restaurant. You can use the hot tea to wash the spoons, forks, or cups, they usually provide a bowl on the table for this purpose. I have a friend who avoids these places because they are hot without air-conditioning and due to hygiene concerns.
Klang does have a lot of Malaysians of Chinese ethnicity, mostly those of Hokkien clan (福建人). Yes, they are also mostly quite wealthy. The method/style of eating Bak Kut Teh is indeed quite unique and enjoyable.😊 别担心,下次再去的时候您就会知道要点什么食物/肉以及如何准备茶。
@foomengwah84946 күн бұрын
Welcomed to Klang. Thank you for your nice Video .
My favorite spot for my bak kut teh. Port Klang is a unit getaway place not far from the busy city life. I am looking forward to LRT3 so that I can have an option to get over there from 1Utama or Glenmarie Ara Damansara.
@homeoftwo6 күн бұрын
E-wallets are more common among modern retailers than traditional ones, particularly those run by older generations. I've also encountered issues like internet disruptions or weak mobile signals during payments. In such cases, sellers often offer to let me pay later, or I asked strangers to pay with cash and I repay them via e-wallet. As long as I ask, Malaysians are generally helpful (probably also because I was in their way in the queue) 😂😂
For me, the weather is too hot to eat BKT or anything from a clay pot even if it was delicious. I may be able to do it in a place with AC, but it is a struggle to enjoy it without AC. Usually I just get food to go from these types of local eateries and eat in the comfort of my hotel or in your case, at home. These types of dishes remind me of food eaten in HKG during cold weather winter (snake soup paired with clay pot rice with Chinese preserved meats like sausage, duck, etc.)