It's funny how I don't notice time flies. I'm so sorry for neglecting my blog. Probably its because I'm having too much fun and yes, I've been taking a lot of snapshots lately too and it is all mostly foods!
It will be my very first food post. So, be nice.
I'm gonna share some of it today before heading to class at 3pm. Let's just see If I'm able to rant everything by then.
The fatty finally brought me to this very humble place in Old Klang Road after hearing all the oohs and the ahhs about the pork bone soup. At first, I thought how special could it be since it is just pork bone! Neither did I ever thought they would have milk in it! I must say it is very similar to the broth of fish head noodles soup and the difference is just that there are pork bone plus some peppery taste to it.
After my first spoon, I knew this is the best ever steamboat I've tasted to date! ヽ(*⌒∇⌒*)ノ

The pork bone soup
Other than that, they have the pork bone in it, so I guess they brew it along with the soup and that's what made it extra delish!
The only downside is that we had to order a minimum of 2 person, and there is only the 2 of us. Since we're not fancy with fishballs and the usual platter we decided to have additional order of dumplings and beefs. And we sat and stuff ourselves for an hour plus.
And if I'm not mistaken, the price of the pork bone soup is slightly higher than the rest of the soups available.

Never a fan of usual plates in steamboats
Another best part is we had our beefs mix with stirred eggs. Hehehe shabu-shabu styles!
The verdict, I can't wait to return to Coco Steamboat since it is so near to where I'm living. Coco Steamboat also had another branch in Cheras, which is the older one. Anyhow, fatty thinks both branches taste the same. I can trust his fat tummy.


Beef for me prease!