Steamed or fried, flavourful jiaozi pack a punch as takeaway treats


SINCE dine-in is still not allowed in the Klang Valley, many people, especially those not working from home, have become more selective when it comes to affordable lunchtime choices.

The tangy lure of asam laksa or the aroma of a beef tripe soup is no longer enough.

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