Restaurant DST 大树头

Restaurant DST, 大树头
Klang Bukit Tinggi

I was brought to this place by my cousin who owned a saloon in Tmn Andalas (name Step-in). She was rushing to take bus to Singapore after work, that's why we ended up here where the restaurant is serving quick / simple dishes.

As you can see from the menu, only limited choices you can choose from Porridge, Claypot 'BullFrog** 田鸡', and some other side dishes.
Here you go the Onion Bullfrog in Claypot. It taste pretty good in the beginning, but it turns salty towards the end due the dish turning cool. However, there is a reason why the dish tend to be kindly of salty as it have to go with the porridge which is tasteless.

Though the porridge is tasteless which the restaurant did it in purpose, but the texture goes well with the Onion FullFrog.
If you like real crispy fried fish, this is the one for you. But I don't really appreciate as I find it too dry (or some people may said is over cooked) where I can't taste the freshness of the fish and the soya sauce is just too salty for me. For those who like it, especially the older generation, they will eat the whole thing from head to tail without any bone left.
The Fried Egg & Garlic Kangkong has nothing special to talk about, it is just as normal as which you can get elsewhere, perhaps the better one.
The last dish, maybe I've a difference tongue, but my sis & cousin having the same opinion, that is I don'twon't recommend you to try it (solely personal opinion).
In conclusion, I would suggest you go for the Onion Bullfrog with Porridge (you gotta mix the 2 together). As of pricing, refer to the menu.

** The American Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana)^[1][2][3]), often simply known as the Bullfrog in Canada and the United States, is an aquatic frog, a member of the family Ranidae, or “true frogs”, native to much of North America.^[4] This is a frog of larger, permanent water bodies, swamps, ponds, lakes, where it is usually found along the water's edge.^[5] On rainy nights, bullfrogs along with many other amphibians, go overland and may be seen in numbers on country roads.

American bullfrogs live longer in warm weather. They have been widely introduced across North America (see range map). The original, naturally determined range did not include far western regions where it is found today.** from Wikipedia.