Best Steamboats in Klang

Many of you might have already heard of Hometown Steamboat, where its first outlet is in Kota Damansara. They soon expanded all over Klang Valley by franchising, mushrooming form one town to another. Thankfully, the quality, taste and freshness of Hometown Steamboat has not been compromised and everything still taste similar to the original. Be it seafood, meat or even vegetables, they all go great with both steamboat and clear broth. 

Another steamboat eatery resides in Bukit Tinggi. While the normal soup is usually the easiest to have, Lau Yao is particularly favored for their pepper soup. The hot, peppery soup does its magic very well, keeping your tummies warm especially on cold nights. Not that Malaysia is often cold, but still. The ingredients for the steamboat are also quite top notch, with some fish cakes that are imported from ulu yam as well as in-house minced meats. 

Chen Chen Ho Steamboat too is quite popular in Bukit Tinggi, Klang. Rivalling Hometown Steamboat in almost every aspect but still excel on its own. Similarly, Chen Chen Ho offers a variety of fresh seafood, meat and vegetables along with several choices of broth. If you're planning to go for the tom yam, it is slightly spicier than most, but delicious nevertheless. 

You can expect the best of the best for their seafood ingredients, as they are wholy and directly sourced from Pulau Ketam. They also offer a wide range of soup choices for their steamboat broth, from the typical, everyday broth to tom yam and the local's favorite; the chicken herbal broth  Prices are decently reasonable to cater for a larger crowds. So if you're bringing a family, hop on over to Be Be Ho's to enjoy an affordable steamboat meal. 

Another long-time running steamboat eatery in Klang, Hao Hao Wey provides the standard bases for a generic steamboat meal, but ensures that their quality of ingredients remain constantly fresh. The consistency and freshness along with a fair pricing makes Hao Hao Wey a destination for a value for money meal. However, the minimum order is for 2 pax, so don't come alone!

Not to be confused with the similarly named BBQ house at Kuchai Lama, this D' Mookata specializes on authentic Thai-styled steamboat at a casual, open-air seating and environment. Here's a heads up info - Mookata actually stands for eating cooked pork on a dome-shaped grill, which is placed on top of a flat pot. This method allows you to enjoy barbequed meat as well as the cooking broth; hence BBQ and steamboat in one!