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It is acceptable if you fancy porridge with frog.

I like the Hakka noodles, nice texture and slightly stronger taste. Wanton Noodle is nice too, and the glazed BBQ pork is pretty good. Nothing is cheap nowadays.

Try a new Thai Kway Chap, fairly interesting and nice. Ipoh Chee Cheong Fun is okay.

The Fried Kway Teow is pretty popular, 20 minutes wait time on weekdays before 12PM. Taste wise is slightly above average, noodle a bit soft, and quite some ingredients. The popiah is huge, taste pretty good.

Wanton Mee (RM 12.90, without 3 fried wanton and two soup wanton) is average. Feels like a cafe for comfort food and supper. The cendol and red beam shake looks tempting.

This food court has plenty of stalls, but seems quite hard to figure out which stalls are good. Fried Carrot Cake is acceptable, Tuck Kee's Loh Shu Fun is okay (wondering if this is Tuck Kee from Ipoh), and Fried Prawn fritter (RM 3) is cheap and crunchy.

A nice old school coffee place, with good local coffee. You come here mostly for the vibe, and enjoy simple but nice food.

This is a fire station since 1950, and has a small but interesting museum. Sadly the fire engine was out on rescue mission during our visit.

A beautiful Indian Muslim mosque nestled among Little India in Klang.

The safari of Klang, a really beautiful and interesting wall mural in a backlane.

A comfortable and nice cafe in Klang city center. Dirty Latte (RM 12) is pretty good and Avocado Unbaked Cheese (RM 15) is nice. There is also a handmade shop upstairs by local artists.

Love the Mee Hoon Kuih here, nice springy texture, tasty soup and really crunchy ikan bilis (maybe too salty).

Decent snacks at affordable price.

The apple strudel is RM 30.30 after tax, expensive but big portion and pretty delicious. We enjoy it very much.

Nice yao yao ping, it is like a shake but feels more icy than liquid. The Bubur Cha Cha flavor is pretty interesting. Fried chicken is good too. Perfect place for afternoon dessert and snack.

The highlight should be the seafood porridge, fresh and tasty, RM 40 for 2-3 people. The crab is RM 150 per kg, about 1.3kg for minimum 2 crabs. The sweet and sour sauce was a bit disappointing, should have gone with sweet and spicy instead (wrong order by mistake). Crab meat is firm and nice. Coconut is also very good, very fragrant.