I recently came across a new company in Melbourne that made Malaysian Style “Bak Kwa” (or in Cantonese, “Long Yoke”). Long story short, the company uses Australian pork and a Malaysian recipe to make the Bak Kwa.
I had to try some, so I ordered a kilogram of Bak Kwa from them. It was so good that I immediately ordered another 4 kg on the day that I opened the first pack. Aside from being a tasty snack, they make wonderful presents to friends and family.
Casey Wong, the owner of the company, Wan Li Xiang (WLX) told me that their manufacturing process took 7 days from start to finish, including hand barbecuing over a charcoal fire. This gives it that authentic taste that we all recognise as Singapore/Malaysian “Bak Kwa”. WLX’s “Bak Kwa” contains no MSG, preservatives or food colouring, and comes in vacuum sealed bags.
Before WLX sold out for Chinese New Year, we managed to squeeze in a 100 kg order for CAV to do some fund raising. They are selling the Bak Kwa on their website for A$65 a kg, but with a $16 delivery fee. CAV will be selling 1 kg of Bak Kwa at $70 per kg, if you pick it up from CAV, thus saving you $11.
Price:
$70 per kg bag
Delivery dates:
- 50 kg on Saturday, 30th January at CAV (between 10:30 and 11:30am
- 50 kg on Saturday, 6thth February at CAV (between 10:30 and 11:30am)
If you would like to order, please send an email to me at nicklee88@outlook.com with the number of kgs you would like to order and the pick up date.
Once your booking has been received, we will send you an email with payment details. Your order will be on hold for 5 days until payments are fully received. When payments are received in full, your order will be confirmed by return email. Please note that there is no cancellation or refund once orders have been placed.
Nicholas Lee
CAV Exco Committee
Check out their mailer here.
Recent Comments