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Aunty Cello’s Apam

   



Directed by Honey Ahmad Hosted by Kay Li Posted on

"White fluffy delicious little things cooked in a small wok" You heard it right! Aunty Cello's Apam is the best in Bangsar. You know.. those white fluffy delicious little things that you cook in a small wok. Watch Kay Li lapping up some of Aunty's apam. The thing is... hers come in different flavours




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