There’s one shop selling Mongolia steamboat in the town. It’s opposite the Buddhist Association KT...but this shop opposite the holy place is uhmm...kinda complicated~
But who cares, I’m here for food, not for others.
We had one set of steamboat with tomyam soup. Rm30 per set.
One set of steamboat ingredients…meat, seafood, fishball, crabstick, egg, vegetables and ‘dungfen’
First, burn and melt the lards and pour in the soup.
(Spot the plate, shining clean)
Then put in everything you want to eat. We grilled the meat and seafood.
Introducing my friends…the man is stupidmonk and the lady is cien.
The steamboat is heated by charcoal, not gas… everything cooked so fast and the soup also run low very fast. Eat fast!!!
The tomyam is mind-blowing!!! Spicy hot and sour but nice~ *thumbs up*
The shining plate started to stained black by burnt meat and burnt soup ~
In the end, all food with the soup went into stomach. Yum yum! I ate 2 bowls of rice that day~ yay! And the plate is wholly black.
Then wuliao people started to play with cracked eggshells and the left ingredients like lards and sauces.
(See the flaming fire from burning charcoal!!)
Hmmm, when the weather is cold, the best thing to do is having steamboat at a round table. Throw all the food in a hot boiling soup then slurppppp….whoa!! warm~ but when the weather is hot, having steamboat until whole wet with sweat also not bad also wut…speed up metabolism and detox by sweating!!! hahahahaha :)
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hi..i currently searching for a halal steamboat restaurant around KT..is this place a chinese restaurant? any other steamboat rest. you know? thnx :)
hi Mr.Anonymous, I don't know any in KT town. But as I know there's a halal steamboat restaurant in Gong Badak (about 20minutes drive from KT and near to Universiti Malaysia Terengganu)name BB2 SEAFOOD RESTAURANT. The owner and workers are all Malay. They sell steamboat, seafood, and also other masakan panas.
where this stemboat at ?? hv address bcos from johor donnt direction hv to search GPS~~~~
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