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Though I stay in Klang, town famous for bah kut teh, I do not take bah kut teh regularly. There will be a period that I feel like having bah kut teh way so often, and certain period, not at all.
This is one of the bah kut teh place that my family go real often, as its at Taman Sentosa, which is near to where I used to stay. 
Ah Meng Bah Kut Teh only serve bah kut teh in claypot. The taste of it the bah kut teh soup is rather mild for Klang bah kut teh standard which is famous for thickness in the soup.
The claypot bah kut teh - ordered the 'suay-kuk' - flesh from the small bone of the pig, and it also comes with button mushroom, taufoopok, and 'fu-pei'.
Claypot bah kut teh
I just love the rice
Inside the restaurant Cili padi that goes really well with the bah kut teh.
Cili padiI come here so often, that somehow, I forgot to take its address for blogging purpose, but for those that are familiar with Taman Sentosa, this restaurant is just behind KFC. And the bill for 2 person came up to RM20.
Non-halal
The Fuchu has Mothball smell & 3 people eaten felt like vomiting. The whole soup and others ingredient also have that strong pungent smell from Parkland branch. Some more the branch person in charge said it is the PRESERVATIVE added too much in the Fuchu as an excuse. This is even scary when someone provide such stupid explanation & don't admit.
*Mothballs are small balls of chemical pesticide and deodorant, sometimes used when storing clothing and other materials.
EAT at your own risk, people.