Best Bak Kut Teh

[Guest fruitcakepablohoney]

Best Bah Kut Teh is in Simpang Renggam lah! ;D

[Guest jenvid]

Tg pagah and Havelock road both are same family operating,Brother and sister, the sister operating at Havelock last time works at tha famous Fort Canning "Royal hill leg" bakut teh many years back. Good experience, daughter also very pretty, must go on weekend to see hee hee....

haha... agree the daughter is pretty

aiyah how come the daughter neber go to TPC... Just below my office. Actually the BKT good part is the choice of spare rib and its cut. The soup is too peppery...

The other one at Tiong Bahru beside the UOB bank behind that boutique hotel also not bad. Soup is good but cut of spare rib is so so

I recall there is this stall in AMK where they actually have 3 different price for different cut of the spare rib.

[Guest macbenz]

I second the Sin Min BKT:) Every time I go servicing there, very high on my food list.

There has been a few mention of Rangoon Rd. There is Ng Ah Sio and now, less than 100m away on same side of road as NAS, a branch of Founders fr Balestier. Both also good and different fr Sin Ming.

But a relatively unknown BKT in Owen Rd, road parallel to Rangoon Rd, I think is also very good. Have been going there of late more than those 2 in Rangoon Rd . Heng Heng is the name.

[Guest hkhamateur]

macbenz wrote:

I second the Sin Min BKT:) Every time I go servicing there, very high on my food list.

There has been a few mention of Rangoon Rd. There is Ng Ah Sio and now, less than 100m away on same side of road as NAS, a branch of Founders fr Balestier. Both also good and different fr Sin Ming.

But a relatively unknown BKT in Owen Rd, road parallel to Rangoon Rd, I think is also very good. Have been going there of late more than those 2 in Rangoon Rd . Heng Heng is the name.

Bro, gd morn. :yo:

Tks fr sharg. Wil definitely try one of these days! :thumb:

[Guest Sanjay]

yogi wrote:

;D

1. Ah Hua BKT (at Havelock)

2. Hawker Ctr at AMK ave 1

Others?

joo chiat road has one.. i think abit peppery.. called " closed on monday's"

[Guest macbenz]

macbenz wrote:

I second the Sin Min BKT:) Every time I go servicing there, very high on my food list.

There has been a few mention of Rangoon Rd. There is Ng Ah Sio and now, less than 100m away on same side of road as NAS, a branch of Founders fr Balestier. Both also good and different fr Sin Ming.

But a relatively unknown BKT in Owen Rd, road parallel to Rangoon Rd, I think is also very good. Have been going there of late more than those 2 in Rangoon Rd . Heng Heng is the name.

BTW Heng Heng also very good for their Fish - many many kind some more .....think about it also get hungry now ....

Another one like Heng Heng is in Bendemer, block with Daihatsu showroom and few shops away fr Boon Tong Kee. Beside MRT station. Also with fish AND sotong ....

[Guest chiaster]

is this the 1 with the red sign board? it's called SIN HENG if i'm not wrong... :becky:

Sanjay wrote:

joo chiat road has one.. i think abit peppery.. called " closed on monday's"

[Guest Wes23]

macbenz wrote:

I second the Sin Min BKT:) Every time I go servicing there, very high on my food list.

There has been a few mention of Rangoon Rd. There is Ng Ah Sio and now, less than 100m away on same side of road as NAS, a branch of Founders fr Balestier. Both also good and different fr Sin Ming.

But a relatively unknown BKT in Owen Rd, road parallel to Rangoon Rd, I think is also very good. Have been going there of late more than those 2 in Rangoon Rd . Heng Heng is the name.

Yes I second that the shops at Owen and Rangoon rd are superb! Too bad they close early!

[Guest macbenz]

Wes23 wrote:

Yes I second that the shops at Owen and Rangoon rd are superb! Too bad they close early!

Darn! Was at the Bendemer one, Lau Ah Tee, I think, for dinner saturday .....also closed! I think these "good" BKT business so good no need to open for dinner

Anyway ate at a new teochew restaurant there instead, Yuanxing, so-so ok not great not bad. Good for variety unlikely to be a always-go-back kinda place for myself.

[Guest macbenz]

hkhamateur wrote:

Bro, gd morn. :yo:

Tks fr sharg. Wil definitely try one of these days! :thumb:

Gd evening to you, sir :yo:

Hope you like yr meals there and not think too badly of my taste

[Guest Marcus1gds]

the coffeeshop beside marsiling hawker center.. the bak kut teh is nap shot! KL style bak kut teh.. must try!

[Guest spursburger]

tiong bahru is my favourite!

[Guest macbenz]

spursburger wrote:

tiong bahru is my favourite!

If u meant the corner shop one .....then I beg to differ. Yes, the BKT is good but certainly not same standard as some of those mentioned here. Was just there last week. Soup not even hot .... btw the best dish, IMHO, was the fish slices. Ter-kah was OK also ....not great.

BTW this place open for dinner .....which is why I go there.

Just my 2 cents, no offence :becky:

[macbenz]

I guess you mean Hong Ji .....

Yes, this one is good. And portions are decent, too. Soup is lighter than Leong Kee.

[implosion]

Hmm i think the Ah Hwa at TP is better than the one at Havelock...

[tolchi]

The address for the Bak Kut Teh in Sin Ming.

Midview City, Sin Ming Lane

Blk 26 #01-114/117

Singapore 573971

Tel: 66841889

[Masamori]

Ng Ah Sio BKT opened one at tanjung katong. Aircon one, anybody tried?

[Sugarcane]

Yummy

[Nicholas]

there is a new BKT at along katong road. nice food

[Maeryn]

I like my BKT @ the corner stall @ 347 Jurong East Ave 1 Food Centre, I think the name is 兴华. It is the typical Teochew BKT with just pepper and garlic.

[Ah Bui]

Ng Ah Sio BKT opened one at tanjung katong. Aircon one, anybody tried?

tried when they opened for biz some months ago... Ok only.. not really mind blowing... used to visit the sisters along Mohd Sultan Rd and River Valley junction.. selling the peppery type... I like their soup...

[JazzaTeo]

I'm going to be devil's advocate and not recommend the Md Sultan road one. People used to flock there after DBLO clubbing but I've always found it overrated.

[vinlis77]

So far tried Ng Ah Sio, the stall at carpenter street (can't remember the name), founder's, PSA-Ah hua. Find Ng Ah Sio more suitable to my taste.

The soup is not so peppery and could taste the sweetness of the meat in the soup.

[iankaw]

There is one along Beach Road... malaysia style (herbal)

[tanwill]

Thanks for sharing.