Monday, May 31, 2010
Klang Lek Bak Kut Teh and Batu Caves, Malaysia
The best part about travelling with food bloggers? The non-stop agenda for food.
After picking up our hire van from Mid Valley Megamall (a mere 430 shops across five-and-a-half floors), we christened the vehicle with a trek to Klang.
It's a little over 30km south west from Mid Valley to Klang, but distance never factors in the traffic jams that are synonymous with Kuala Lumpur. Regardless
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