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I love egg tarts…I like the flaky pastry ones like these.
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yeah! though John King’s version of egg tarts with cookies crust is pretty tasty as well, the original flaky type ala dimsum shop’s version is still the best!
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Choy Kee's egg tarts are the best in Malaysia.
Even their branch in Bercham is equally good.
You can visit their blog for more information about their products.
http://bercham-choy-kee.blogspot.com/
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they HAVE a blog?!! wow… that's new. ok, will check that out later. thanks.
yeah, their egg tart is the best.
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taste it last weekend and i admit it’s the best egg tart that i taste so far
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