New Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh (Closed)

This place is opened by ex-onvict but you do not feel uneasy at all. These are all honest, hardworking chaps. They do not talk much (and smile) but their service is fast and efficient. The Tau Kee is always are favourite. Try also the dry Ba Khut Teh - it's definitely our fav. Also, here, you can ask for unlimited refill of soup base for Ba Khut Teh. No question asked. The only concern is how much you can drink lah.They have this Taiwan pearl drink that is very appetizing. We order it everytime.

Three of us head down to Jalan Kayu in search of some good food there My supervisor saw the Bak Kut Teh and wanted to have our lunch there!We had Bak Kut Teh and pig's trotter The place is quite spacious with both indoor and outdoor seats Service was not bad, the menu was given to us promptly, order taken in fast and so was the speed of food delivery I love the Bak Kut Teh soup base, very well boiled The pig's trotter is yummy too, we asked for lean meat and the portion is quite big Overall very

I went with my family to try the bak kut teh. The bak kut teh had extra ingredients unlike the few shops I tried before. There are a bit of golden mushrooms, and some pig stomach in together with the normal stuff, and the soup tastes more herb-like and sweeter! It tastes nice for me, and the best thing is that its being served hot! It is steaming hot and still boiling after it is served. Pig trotters are tender, just that the skin part does not really taste interesting, just simple okay okay tas

For bak kut teh, i always seems to prefer the herbal kind. Was quite happy to know that near my house there's a shop located at Jalan Kayu. It first got my attention when my brother posted a photo of it on his facebook.I was with 2 other friends and we decided to try the bak kut teh in medium size, pork liver and the large intestines. First impression when the food arrived, they are quite generous with the portion! Soup taste is not bad and i happened to try 2 pieces which are soft bones! Nice a

Located alone the famous Jalan Kayu Roti Prata, many of you would have miss out on this treasure! Near this New Soon Huat Bak Kut Teh, there’s this Chinese Temple (opposite the Esso) that is also quite popular – many youngsters are spotted there. So, yes avoid heading here during peak period.There’s another outlet at Ang Mo Kio mentioned above as well.This Bak Kut Teh is one of the best and will be in my good book. It is affordable, not very pricey and every dishes here is great! The Bak Kut Teh

Passed by here while sourcing for a place to dine. It is at Jalan Kayu and there wasn't many people in it. Perhaps we were too early for dinner. Well, we had their bak kut teh since it was once of their main item. There're alot of photos pasted around the shop. Looked pretty popular. Anyway, the soup is really fragrant and tasty and the pork ribs are cooked till really soft and tender. I love to eat it with dark soya sauce. Everything was great including their service. You can top up your soup w

Chance upon this eating place while driving through Jalan Kayu and decided to give it a go. There isn't a single soul at all perhaps we were too early for dinner (around 6pm). The soup is tasty and the pork ribs are cooked till really soft and tender. I would drenched my rice with dark soya sauce and dip my pork ribs into it as well. I also ordered you tiao and peanuts. VERY TASTY indeed. Will come back here again perhaps for supper! Oh and not forgetting to mention, you can top up your soup wit

This is my first visit to this eating place. Can tell it's a famous eating place as the inside of the restaurant is all full and we were given an outdoor seat.The staff are nice and friendly and we could refill the soup anytime without having to pay extra charges. The pork ribs are cooked until nice and tender and dip into the soy sauce with chili padi. I love their preserved salted vegetable too. The fried dough is meant to be dipped into the soup and not eaten as it is as it has already turned