K.T.Z Dessert

One of the famous dessert shop in SS2, Petaling Jaya. I normally come here in the evening or at night for supper and dessert except once or twice in the afternoon. I prefer visiting this shop at night due to its ambient.
I like to come here for dessert and chat with friends. What I order is usually the Mango-​Lo or the Hot Barley with Gingko Nuts. These are really good. Try the Waterchessnut as well. It can be eaten either hot or cold. I personally recommend it to be eaten hot as the dessert will be slightly diluted by the ice cubes when served cold.
You might be able to find parking along the street in front of the shop which might require you to walk a bit. Just be more careful while walking if you are coming at night.

KTZ is one of the famous dessert shop in town, it is located at SS2, which also known as Food Heaven place.
KTZ used to be my hang out place with my coursemates for supper during my college, before i started to work. It serves a wide range of desserts includes shaved ice, Tong Sui, dim sum and the others. They are famous for their shaved ice, come in different flavours, such as mango, honeydew, mixed fruits etc. and it is also my favourite in this restaurant. My favourite order will be the Honeydew Shaved Ice, it does not taste very sweet but the portion is slightly too much for a girl, so we usually share the shaved ice. Apart from that, if you are interested in KTZ, you should also try their Tong Sui, which always sold out very quick. The dim sum like «paper wrapped chicken» and loh mai kai is also must-​try! Yummy yummy! :)

Located in one of Malaysia’s food-​lusted places, SS2, KTZ happens to be one of the famous dessert houses to go to. This dessert place serves up a storm with a wide range of desserts which includes shaved ice, Chinese traditional desserts, dim sum and many more. The specialty here is their shaved ice, which come in many different flavours, namely mango, honeydew, mixed fruits, chocolate etc etc
My favorite has to be the Mango Purée over shaved ice as well as their Red Bean Soup. The Mango is kind of sweet, but when you pair it with the shaved ice and coconut milk, the sweetness is down-​scaled, plus, the flavors really compliment each other. Think Mango Sticky Rice, but cold… with no rice. The red bean is good too, a little bit more healthier and won’t drift you off into a sugar oblivion as it’snot too sweet.

We are always going around, hunting for the best desserts in town. If you have a super sweet tooth, then you should really try the mango sago dessert at KTZ at SS2. By the way, KTZ also stands for ‘Kei Tuck Zek’, which also means ‘Remember to Eat’ in Cantonese.
The mango purée might be a little bit too sweet for me but it’s not too bad if you share it with a few friends (and down glasses of water after that). The mangoes are really fresh though. If I can only eat those mangoes I would.
The red bean dessert is really yummy. If you are craving for something a little bit more natural, the red bean is your best bet. It’s not too sweet plus it’s a healthier choice. They have many more varieties of fruit desserts such as strawberry sago with shaved-​ice, double-​boiled longan tea, and double-​boiled snow frog jelly… just to name a few.

I’ve been visiting this little desert shop for quite some time now as I was in the area a lot during my school days. First off, I’m going to say that the prices here have significantly increase since the old days, but that’s not a surprise anymore right? Anyways, my favorite desert here is the shaved ice, especially during hot days.
The shaved ice comes in fruit flavors like Strawberry, Mango, Kiwi, and Honeydew. They also have Red Bean if you prefer. Do take note that all of them comes in different prices, depending on the cost of the fruits I assume. My favorite would be the Honeydew, because I like them, no other reason.
It’s really refreshing and sweet, thus making it the perfect desert to have if the weather is killing you.
If you’re not looking for something cold, they also have a Peanut Paste and Bubu Chaha.

KL has tons of cafes serving delicious cakes and macarons but K.T.Z is in a different league altogether as they specialise in chinese desserts. The acronym K.T.Z stands for ‘Kei Tak Sek” which means remember to eat in cantonese. Take a walk down memory lane and you’ll find the traditional chinese desserts served here such as peanut butter tong sui and black sesame tong sui. I like how the desserts are not watered down here and they have a wide variety of hot and cold tong sui. Everything tastes homemade without any artificial flavour. It will be difficult to get a table here at night especially after dinner as the place will be packed.

Best dessert in town!
KTZ was founded and rose to fame from this very neighbourhood in Kepong. This establishment had gained much popularity from their road-​side stall that they have managed to set the very popular SS2 branch.
They serve all-​day dimsum, things like Lo Mai Kai and Siew Mai are now accessible for supper. Traditional dishes such as fried rice and noodles are also on the menu.
KTZ is famous for their desserts, hot and cold.
I personally recommend the «Mango Loh», shaved iced covered in mango purée mixed with a hint of coconut milk, sago and chunky bits of mango.
Their hot desserts are pretty good too, things like red/​green bean soup is a must try!
The only downside of the outlet is that it is located next to the main road, so it might get abit dusty and parking in the area is also an issue.