NG AH SIO Bak Kut Teh (Clarke Quay Central)

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Bak Kut Teh係新加坡可以話係一樣必食嘅野~不過每間都各有特色🤭有人會鍾意濃濃嘅胡椒味有人就會鍾意藥材味重啲嘅湯底~去完garden by the bay睇阿凡達樹之後想去醫肚嘅可以去附近金沙酒店嘅一個food court~今次就揀左食呢間黃亞細~要左個set A (SGD10.9)有一份油條一份滷豆干豆卜花生一碗招牌肉骨湯一碗飯~個湯偏向多藥材味但我地都覺得幾好飲~如果唔係佢收鋪嘅時間去食的話佢係可以無限refill湯嘅🤤油條可能凍左就算放入湯都唔係好食😂所以就放棄佢專注食排骨同滷水豆干~

There was one “Ng Ah Sio” Bak Kut Teh stall visible at Rasapura. No their first outlet located at where, but I am very sure it was acceptable for all range of peoples even from Western country. Retail Package in pre-mix soup seasoning can be bought from the stall too, Bak Kut Teh fans even can cook at home. Frankly speaking, I was disappointed. Fried Fritter was no longer crispy, even hard to bite. Soup wise, no doubt was fragrant and savory yet the portion was small. Only two little pork ribs

A bowl of pork ribs bak Kut teh cost around $7, which is reasonable considering that the food Court at the MBS isn't cheap. As with all famous bak kut teh stall, the soup is refillable. I wasn't sure until I saw another uncle doing that, and after that I had 2 extra refills of soup! The soup is very peppery, which might not be for those who do not like spices. The meat is tender and soft, but portion is relatively small, so if you are a meat eater, do not pin much hope.

Located in an air conditioned food court at MBS, the price is quite reasonable. A bowl of prime ribs bak kut teh cost around $7 and the additional you tiao is $1 a plate. The soup is refillable too! So remember to sit near the stall if you're planning to drink up all the soup!The soup has a very strong peppery taste as compared to other bak kut teh stalls. The meat was really soft and tender. The meat could be easily separated from the bone. It's a perfect match with the dark soya sauce!!

After hearing so much of this stall, I found they open a branch in Marina Bay Sand food court. So I decided to takeaway for dinner.I ordered a bowl of Prime Ribs version and another bowl of liver. The normal pork ribs cost $5.50 while prime ribs cost $7, liver cost $5.50. For takeaway you have to pay extra 30 cents for each takeaway container. The price was considered reasonable since it was located at MBS, and not more than other air con food court.The container was the paper version which is

My girlfriend went to order the bak kut teh from the ng ah sio stall. Initially we were meant to share this, but when the portion came, I told her I will just drink some of the soup and try the side dish. The portion was rather miserable. The size of the soup was quite small but it was actually very tasty and you can taste the herbs. It really makes you want to drink mouth after mouth. I tried the pork ribs, it was very tender and went well with the chilli but there were very few pieces. The sal

Always love Bak Kut Teh and thought I will give it a try at this stall. Ordered a pork rib soup with rice and a side presereved vegetable dish and total was $8 plus. The meat came only in 3 small pieces and luckily got the side dish, otherwise not enough meat to finish the rice with and the preserved vegetables were not well stewed. Overall for both, the taste is normal and nothing fantastic and felt quite a heartache for the price paid.